Johann Rosepar M.DForsterstr. 57 , Berlin-Kreuzberg, DE Heures d'ouverture : : - : Première visite : 2008-04-23 Age moyen des clients : 30 ans Prix du café : 1 euros Score global : 1.54 / 5 | Emplacement :Ambiance :Evenements bizarres :Social :Toilettes :Produits : | |
The day we went to Johann Rose was the first day that I ventured into the city after 72 bed ridden hours of being sick. From outside the cafe seemed to be a kind of old school proper German cafe for retirees on guided tours. And come to think of it, the inside was that way too. The only word I can think of to describe it is dainty. Lots of doilies, angels, wooden furniture and matching love seat sets upholstered in lush velours and slighty dusty and old as though rescued from an attic or an estate sale. I appreciated the thought that went into coordinating the furniture, but it didn't change much from the usual Berlin "shabby chic". We had a coffee that was so-so and frustratingly served with a very untasty crunchy sesame biscuit and not a deliciously chocolatey thing like you're used to getting. I didn't understand why they couldn't find a more suitable sweet accompaniament for my coffee. Sesame is too healthy. Peter and I therefore distracted ourselves with the wide variety of board games from the 70s that they have collected by the window sill. We played three truly riveting rounds of the wooden snail game. It was a lot of fun. Other than that our cafe experience was tame. But it was a nice initial re-introduction to Berlin cafe lounging after being sick. | ||
par P.C Première visite : 2008-03-14 Age moyen des clients : 25 ans Score global : 1.76 / 5 | Emplacement :Ambiance :Evenements bizarres :Social :Toilettes :Produits : | |
Johann Rose, ou le 1500e café berlinois, complètement transposable dans une autre rue : comme d'habitude, le décor est constitué de meubles achetés chez Emmaus, mais pour une fois ce n'est pas le grand n'importe quoi, mais les tables et les chaises sont accordés. Ajouter une pointe de kitsch et de murs laissés à l'état brut et vous avez le modèle 'Berlin 2008' du café.
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