Café 99 - Augsburg

Restaurant is always clean, the owner is very nice and the service, God bless you read more Restaurant is always clean, the owner is very nice and the service, God bless you

Was hungry as always, I treated myself to a warm soup at 99. 1:00 AM Ordered an absurdly overpriced lentil soup for 8 euros (probably thawed and reheated) 2:00... read more Was hungry as always, I treated myself to a warm soup at 99. 1:00 AM Ordered an absurdly overpriced lentil soup for 8 euros (probably thawed and reheated) 2:00 AM Nonstop flatulence 4:00 AM First round of vomiting 5:30 AM Second round of vomiting That was the last time I went to 99. Since the owner changed, it's been absolutely DISGUSTING.

Had a lot of steam from 99 onwards, as always, treat yourself to a warm soup. 01:00 abnormally overpriced lentil soup for!! 8 EUROS!! ordered (probably thawed a... read more Had a lot of steam from 99 onwards, as always, treat yourself to a warm soup. 01:00 abnormally overpriced lentil soup for!! 8 EUROS!! ordered (probably thawed and made hot) 02:00 Endless flatulence 04:00 first round of vomiting 05:30 second round vomiting That was the last time at 99. Since the owner changed, it's just DISGUSTING.

Very good, there is a wide selection of delicious food. read more Very good, there is a wide selection of delicious food.

Ages ago, this place used to be a typical beer bar for the working class to enjoy a beer after a tiring day at work. With the classical working class disappeari... read more Ages ago, this place used to be a typical beer bar for the working class to enjoy a beer after a tiring day at work. With the classical working class disappearing those places lost their customers, and new ones arrived, housing today a Turkish café restaurant. From the outside it might not be the most welcoming place, but it's definitley worth to cast a glance inside. You will find a huge picture of Atatürk overlooking Turkish men playing rummy, chatting and sipping a tea. Join them, grab a set of rummy, order some typical Turkish food far from the omnipresent kebab and have a cosy night.