Düsseldorf
Cafés in Düsseldorf: Ten Addresses from Our List of the Best

Düsseldorf has many cafés where you can have a coffee, a slice of cake or meet up with friends. To help you find one more quickly, we introduce ten addresses worth a visit from our list of the best cafés in Düsseldorf. Each entry has a link and the address.
Ten Cafés from Our List of the Best
Café Hüftgold
You'll find Café Hüftgold at Oststraße 25.
Konditorei Heinemann
Konditorei Heinemann is at Martin-Luther-Platz 32.
Tomo Cafè
Head to Tomo Cafè at Klosterstraße 67.
Café Nikan - private Kaffeerösterei
Café Nikan - private Kaffeerösterei is at Ackerstraße 173.
Café Südpark
You'll find Café Südpark at Südpark 1.
Cafe Weise
Cafe Weise is at Bolkerstraße 53.
Mutter Ey Café
Head to Mutter Ey Café at Mutter-Ey-Platz 1.
Cafe Extrablatt
Cafe Extrablatt is at Grünstraße 15.
Namu Café
You'll find Namu Café at Oststraße 124.
Cafe Kasbah
Cafe Kasbah is at Kasernenstraße 6.
How to Find the Right Café
A different café suits each occasion. For a leisurely breakfast or a weekend brunch you will usually need more time and a table, while for a quick coffee break a seat by the window is often enough. It is best to ask the café directly what exactly is on offer.
- Occasion: Coffee break, breakfast, afternoon cake or a get-together with friends
- Booking: It can get busy at weekends, so ask about a table beforehand if you need one
- Opening hours: These differ from café to café and may change
- Breakfast: You'll find more addresses in our list Best Breakfasts in Düsseldorf
💡 Tip: You'll find current opening hours and the exact offering on each café's pages or directly on the spot.
📍 Discover more: Explore further recommendations for Düsseldorf on our city page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which cafés are in our list of the best?
Above we introduce ten addresses from our list of the best, each with a link and address. You'll find more cafés in the list itself.
Where can I find current opening hours?
Opening hours can change. Check each café's page or ask directly on the spot.
Do you need to book at cafés in Düsseldorf?
That depends on the café. It makes sense to ask beforehand, particularly at weekends and for larger groups.
Marie Müller