What to order at Café Caprista

Must order
Eggs Benedict with hollandaise and the pistachio pancakes with whipped ricotta and honey
Editor tip
Weekend queues form by 11:00. The pistachio pancakes sell out early; order at the counter when you arrive.
CuisineAll-day Breakfast
Price€€
Neighborhoodbelgisches-viertel
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Must order: Eggs Benedict with hollandaise and the pistachio pancakes with whipped ricotta and honey

Tip: Weekend queues form by 11:00. The pistachio pancakes sell out early; order at the counter when you arrive.

Location

Address: Flandrische Strasse 15, 50674 Köln, Cologne

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