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"The restaurant offer a limited number on its menu but food is prepared on the moment. Simple tasty dishes on the spot."
Téléphone: +494141408770,+491736403247
Adresse: Fischmarkt 13, 21682, Stade, Germany
Ville: Stade
Site Web: https://www.cafe-am-fischmarkt.de/
Lundi: 11:00-20:00
Mardi: 11:00-20:00
Mercredi: 11:00-20:00
Vendredi: 11:00-20:00
Samedi: 11:00-21:00
Dimanche: 12:00-20:00
Plats: 32
Commodités: 21
Catégories: 5
Avis: 1204
The location is super. The whole town was busy and crowded and a table on the square outside in the sunny warm day was a great place to take it all in. We asked for coffee and apple strudel but due to my poor German...were served coffee and apple juice. A bit of kerfuffle ensued with a waiter and waitress and someone else not sure who making concerned equity about what was wrong. A lovely lady on the next table came to our rescue translating back and forth to explain the misunderstanding. There was no apple strudel but we were offered tiramisu. Although not really wanting it we thanked them and said yes. The waitress then returned to say no tiramisu and offered plum cake. Again we agreed although not to our taste everyone especially our neighbourly fellow customer was trying so hard to be helpful. We then had a lovely conversation with our friendly neighbour who was coaching the two little girls with her on how to ask us in English where we were from. We discovered that one of the girls was from Syria. It was so nice to have the connection with them I wanted to give something. All I had as a possibility was a small cloth with a map of London Streets that I bought in Stanfords Map merchants for polishing sunglasses. The lovely lady explained what it was to the girls it must have seemed a strange thing to offer and a bit daft but they accepted it courteously. By the way no cake of any kind arrived. The waiter was mortified when he realised and insisted on refunding the cost. It really didn't matter. It was such an enjoyable experience and nice to wonder where the little cloth may end up in the future. Buzzing town centre.
