Dunkelcafe - Siegen

The staff is very nice and helpful. eating well. there was pizza and noodles to choose from. all top, not to put it out. read more The staff is very nice and helpful. eating well. there was pizza and noodles to choose from. all top, not to put it out.

Had received a voucher and was there with friends. was positiw surprised as I had never been in a dark cafe. the concept only heard from it. in absolute darknes... read more Had received a voucher and was there with friends. was positiw surprised as I had never been in a dark cafe. the concept only heard from it. in absolute darkness something to eat has already. eating was top. the attitude of the blind chef personally was very pleasant and we laughed heartily.We are coming again by:)

We were there for the 3-course dinner and Jan, with his colleagues, brought us much closer to the world of blindness; it was a completely interesting experience... read more We were there for the 3-course dinner and Jan, with his colleagues, brought us much closer to the world of blindness; it was a completely interesting experience; I was particularly impressed by the openness with which all the questions were answered. And the humor with which one or another is described from the life of a blind person. So my tip: Yes, you can laugh there (from the beginning! The food was very tasty and when choosing drinks I can only recommend relying on Jan and his team, he has great wines and liqueurs to offer. We definitely come back when it's open. Thank you for the exciting evening with you!

It was very cool and interesting; at the beginning it was difficult in the dark, but in the end it was difficult when we went back into the light. read more It was very cool and interesting; at the beginning it was difficult in the dark, but in the end it was difficult when we went back into the light.

Eating here isn't just eating. It's an experience. In about three hours, Jan and his team share many fascinating insights into blindness. After a brief introduc... read more Eating here isn't just eating. It's an experience. In about three hours, Jan and his team share many fascinating insights into blindness. After a brief introduction, everyone forms a conga line to the actual dark café. There, your chosen menu is served. Beforehand, each participant is asked about any food intolerances or other preferences, because you don't know exactly what you'll be served. Jan became blind in an accident and recounts his experiences from that time with a touch of humor. Achraf was born blind and therefore has a different, but no less interesting, perspective. All in all, an experience I can wholeheartedly recommend. Thank you so much! Keep up the great work so that many more people can gain insight into the world of blindness and perhaps see their surroundings in a new light.