Visiting 5 cities in 10 days, meant a lot of restaurants and cafes, from the tops of towers to little medieval style nooks. Germany was definitely a culinary adventure. Follow this food adventure in the photos below!
If you're interested in knowing more info about any of the above places, shoot me a message here.
xo,
Merike
What's better than going coffeeshop-ing back to back on the weekend? Not many things, in my books.
Took the long way around to get to Rooster Coffee House this afternoon. I've met up with my mum here before; this place is the perfect spot for a date, to catch up with a friend, or just to do homework like I'm doing today.
As you can see, this place is always hopping, so the best way to get fast service here during their rush hours is to order their brewed self serve coffee! Its affordable and very tasty, made from their in-house beans. And of course I couldn't go without a pastry... today's choice was a pecan tart, and I must say its the best one I've had in a while.
I always bring my favourite notebook along with me to jot down inspirations. Its made by Rifle Paper Co. and Garance Doré and the blush pink of the book just happens to match with my favourite watch! (can you tell its my favourite colour next to yellow?).
"Make a wish" it says on the coffee cup, which actually was a surprisingly big pick-me-up after a bit of a rough day. The little horseshoe doodle inspired me to try my hand at some more coffee cup art - phases of the moon! I'm going to have a huge collection of these custom cups at this rate.
Happy weekend to everyone! xo Merike
