Bazzar Caffè

Cozy cafe in the center of the city. The atmosphere inside is warm & rustic (vintage signs, long wood tables), while the seating outside in the courtyard is perfect for the summer.

I grabbed a late breakfast and went for a cappuccino (2.90 EUR) and greek yogurt with fruit, walnuts and honey (5.30 EUR). The cafe is well-known for roasting their own coffee beans, so I was pretty excited for the coffee. The cappuccino was good, but pretty small, even for German standards. Next time I'll have to get plain black coffee so I can taste their beans better. The yogurt was great, thick & creamy with a coarse/natural texture that I really enjoyed. I think it could be elevated if they used berries/fancier fruit instead of bananas & grapes, though. My friend got cheesecake & it looked yum. As far as service goes, it was standard, and the waitress spoke English.

If you need a leisurely coffee break from shopping in the area or want to stay in the city center, this is a charming choice.

This was a wonderful cafe for brunch!
Very satisfying.
They spoke English and had an English menu which was AMAZING!
We will be returning:)

Needed a hot cup of coffee and saw this place close by. My first reaction as soon as I walked in was it had to be good for the place to be so packed and have no tables available. After waiting a few minutes I was able to sit down and order a cappuccino. I was not hungry so I did not order anything else. The coffee was excellent! Place is very well located with a cozy atmosphere. They seem to be good for lunch not sure about dinner depending on the time they close. If in the neighborhood I would definitely stop by again!

This place was very cute. All about coffee and tea and when we came here in the morning, a lot of people ordered breakfast. I was also crowded so we were lucky to find a spot. The staff speaks English very well and is happy to help you.

I ordered a cappuccino and a big breakfast. And big is was! You'll get a little basket with different breads, a plate filled with delicious stuff like fresh jams, meats, cheeses, veggies, fruits, pesto and an egg. You also get nutella and honey. I ate everything and wasn't hungry anymore until dinner! So for 8 euro you will get a lot and it is super delicious as well. The coffee was also very good.

Only downside is that the tables are a bit to close to each other so if it is busy you will not have much personal space.

On a really nice sunny day sitting outside this cafe is the best, and you really can't beat it. Took me a while to write this review, but hands down my favorite cafe in Dusseldorf. The coffee is nice, and I love to order their Earl Grey tea with their yogurt with honey and fruit as a light snack.

Inside the cafe is pretty tiny and they have lots of seats outdoors + this place is always packed, but totally worth a trip.

Delicious food. Friendly staff. Garden seating. No wifi. English speaking. Recommend the croissants.

Came in on a Sunday afternoon and this place was PACKED!!! While we were lucky with a table, it took forever for someone to come clean it up and take our orders. My friend and I each got a warm drink and shared a piece of cake which was okay I guess. Might give them another chance and try to come at a less crowded time.

I was surprised how much I love this place. The interior is quirky and a little hipster, walls covered with antique coffee pots and grinders. It's busy too. No matter what time you go there will be a mass of people. It's a little loud, but in a lively way.

The coffee is delicious and the menu is varied. I went with three friends and we squished into a tiny table. We ordered an antipasti platter, which was tasty. I also ordered cake (apricot), which wasn't good at all. But the coffee and ambiance definitely made up for it. I'd definitely go back.

Fabulous place for a drink and a snack. I had the best infused tea ever here. A tall glass with fresh mint, orange slices and ginger slices, the Bazaar tea. Delicious!! Servce with a side of honey, it hit the spot on the cold damp winter day I was there. The place is cozy, casual and a good atmosphere.

I went here when I had an overnight layover in Düsseldorf. The Bazzar Tea (fresh mint, orange slices, and ginger slices served with honey) and turkey and cheese baguette made for a perfect light dinner. The prices were very reasonable and the atmosphere was super hip. Loved this spot!