Cafe Schümer - Soest

We strolled through soest and searched for a locality in which there are small things to eat on the late afternoon.The cafe shuemer is very central, directly at... read more We strolled through soest and searched for a locality in which there are small things to eat on the late afternoon.The cafe shuemer is very central, directly at the plaet-sharpening fountain. the tables are haebsch covered, there are kisses and cover, and even a small beach basket invites to stay.We were very friendly and competently served, and even outside you can order after wishing trays in the groessen 0.2 or 0.4 liter.We had a flame-cake classic and once the boiler-gulaschbeides came very blessed was schoen dressed, and very personalized was excellent. there was also a larger group of women there were quite fixed tables so that the group can sit together and can take place.Even when it started to rain was fixedly gaged together and the most could take in place or bump under the umbrellas.Also the toilets were clean and well maintained, if again really very tight.If I get back to this place I would like to take place.

No more breakfast. Just sandwiches and scrambled eggs. read more No more breakfast. Just sandwiches and scrambled eggs.

Well located and pleasant cafe on a quiet place with beautiful views of the pink east wing of the town hall – a former school and the stunning green cathedral.... read more Well located and pleasant cafe on a quiet place with beautiful views of the pink east wing of the town hall – a former school and the stunning green cathedral. In front of the café is a large outdoor seating area and around the large fountain town hall fountain, designed by Josef Rikus in 1923 1989. We just came here for coffee and drinks so we can't comment on food. Friendly service and good white wine!

War am Sonntag da. Schöne Operation und gute Atmosphäre! read more War am Sonntag da. Schöne Operation und gute Atmosphäre!

Nice place, a pity that the ice-cooled beer fights no longer exist read more Nice place, a pity that the ice-cooled beer fights no longer exist