Montmartre - Table reservation

I've never seen anything like this in my life. No one saw me coming in or came to my table. After 25 minutes I went to the staff and asked them if they could accept my order. my table was dirty with tellers and...coups and nobody seemed to care. only when they brought my salad montmartre (who had nothing in French cuisine) and a false beer after another 35 minutes, the waitress cleaned my table on my request. I'm sorry, but even though I liked her clumsy early slacker style, I must recommend that you seriously study wait in another pro-café

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I sometimes get real cravings for crepes, and after thinking that my craving would be hard to satisfy in Germany, I realised I was wrong. I went to Cafe Montmartre alone after work one day and had a three-cheese crepe. It was a decent portion...and tasted delicious, as did the hot chocolate that I had with it. I had a lovely relaxing visit with the magazines available to read. Service was great and prices reasonable.

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the caffe benefits from its location. wolbecker street is great, near the railway station and has a few (not so expensive) restaurants / caffes. there are better than montmartre. it's okay for coffee and chat. they don't expect a French terrace. I tried the croissants/pains... art chocolate twice and it was disappointing. not fresh.

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the quality of broth, sweet and ham was quite ok. I didn't like the coffee so much, but the orange juice was okay. for the price I have paid (former picassio plate) I think it was quite ok. comfy sofas, very nice service.

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had an absolutely beautiful breakfast. no accusations, only good things. big breakfast. crêpes, croissants, brote, yogurt etc. very sweet staff.

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