Queens & Kings

Great owner and lovely, attentive service. Special atmosphere. I enjoy going there. I'll definitely be back.

Cozy little bar with super friendly service 😊 we always love coming back

A cozy, small daytime bar where you can relax after a long stroll through the city with all kinds of drinks. A chat with the friendly owner will make you feel right at home.

After the city tour, the chip was supposed to be redeemed for a free drink. First off, the chip is only valid for coffee. All other drinks have to be paid for separately. But they're not worth the money! When paying, my banknote was refused, and in front of other guests, it was implied that the bill was "strange." Perhaps you should familiarize yourself with the security features of cash, and especially consider how you treat guests. Not recommended!

Free coffee as part of a city tour. Otherwise, probably no one would come here.

Unfriendly, extra charge for an additional shot of milk, after 5 minutes we were asked to leave because we had already finished drinking.

Still stunned by this experience… I can only personally advise everyone against going here. Unless, of course, you fancy an encounter with an incredibly unpleasant, unempathetic, indeed downright inhuman waitress (owner?). Under threat of calling the police (no joke!), she chased us – a 92-year-old, a 6-year-old, and myself – out of the completely empty outdoor area of ​​the bar after my 92-year-old grandfather (on his birthday) had rested for a few minutes in the passageway – where part of the bar area is located – sitting (!) on his walker, and only the 6-year-old dared to sit down for that moment on one of the numerous empty high chairs. I myself remained standing; after all, it was just a short, age-related breather. Because of the yawning emptiness and the dark interior, we hadn't even noticed that the bar was open. Furthermore, it's a public passageway with tables and chairs set up in the middle. When we were suddenly asked to order by the aforementioned server, I politely declined and indicated that I would be leaving any minute anyway. This was met with such vehement, almost aggressive resistance that I was truly speechless… The six-year-old jumped up from her chair in shock, and my expressed incomprehension at this reaction ultimately led to the aforementioned threat… Hard to believe, but true! Even though I could still get angry about so much nonsense and heartlessness, I'm convinced that karma will sort it out. I found it interesting to see from the existing one-star reviews that the coffee is apparently also terrible. No wonder. This probably also explains the yawning emptiness we inadvertently crossed.

We went there because of the free coffee after the tour. Big mistake. Our tokens were confiscated at the beginning, and when we couldn't present them at the end, they demanded the full price (€6.80). The coffee quality was poor!

The worst cappuccino I've ever had

At the Queen Bar, my husband and I drank two terrible lattes. They tasted like old coffee grounds mixed with hot water and milk. What a waste of money!

Maybe the coffee machine hadn’t been dialed in or cleaned properly but this was one of the worst coffees I’ve tasted. The cocktails are probably a better option…