This is such an enchanting place, that is embedded within a small pine grove overlooking the Sylt Wadden Sea. The place has such deep history as back in a WW1 and WW2 it was the location of a German army barracks, then after the WW2 the writer Ernst von Salomon made this place a artist refuge, hence there are a plelthroa of sculpures scatted all around.

Now the intresting thing with this place is the coffee, it’s a roasting house, and they only use fresh roast with there coffee.

Only after you have made your order the coffee is ground coffee and then served in the copper jugs for th...

A few years ago I was taken to this place and as my hotel was just next door this time. Well, why don’t I give it ago again?

Is it a café? Well, yes and no. In the mornings you will see more of the café culture and this is more notable on the weekends, and as you can tell by the name, well it’s a bit of a give it away, it’s very much an Australian expat hang out joint.

I have to say that there was a feel to the place; my espresso had a good crema and a lovely after taste. I so felt like I was back in a café in Australia, able to have a good coffee and able to catch up with Au...

Located in an old 3 storey shop hanging over the street, my favourite seat looks out on the bustling street below. Solid coffee and pleasant staff, feels like you\'re in a Harry potter movie...

While searching the web for ‘the best coffee in Edinburgh’ I stumbled across Artisan Roast I just had to investigate, and indeed it was one of the best espresso I’ve had in Scotland. They’ve created a cafe that would make any Kiwi or Aussie feel right at home. It’s worth going to this cafe and spending some quality time with a quality coffee in The Mooch where there are board games, magazines, and local artwork. Not only does Artisan Roast do the best espresso in Scotland but they are well capable of doing a decent flat white. Artisan Roast is exactly as the name suggests, they a...