Pillars Of Hercules

Ripoff prices for absolute minimum quality have helped a coworker that the current specialties all over the squeezing maximum profit and do not care for the least quality. the extremely bad standard of food and the extorted prices confirm this completely. even the (same) coffees that we have varied in the pouring size, up to less than half the paper cup they will call the one they have in the floor, and express as much money as they avoid this place, it is not what it was, and this false behavior should not be rewarded.

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recently I had to eat again. stale cake, soggy sandwiches with huge pieces gurke and brot that falls apart. term is very expensive in comparison to other caffes before location, but it is a nice place to visit and meet friends. it's organic and I like it. the load and the layer. cake and coffee are in the really good, but sometimes the cake is dry or stale. just take it back and let the staff know. fortunately they offered a refund or something else.

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what is not to love this place. a peaceful but lively oasis with some of the best coffee and hot chocolates they would find everywhere. also the seats are large, regardless of the weather. many hiking trails close to this opposite one, the Bio-Shop itself has a large selection of options from fresh vegetables to organic bath. not wait until the running pizza night events with live music make a return!

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a great place to stop and eat. it is a beautiful place with many birds and plants. it has a shop with a lot of organic food, of which much is cultivated on the premise. five of five stars!

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A fantastic pit stop before or after exploring the area—must try the blood oranges if available. However, the coffee could be better. 3 out of 5.

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