Coffee house tradition - Café Grundmann / Leipzig

At one of our stays in Leipzig, we made a stop in the cafe:

OOO GRUNDMANN OOO

The Cafe Grundmann is today the only one in central Germany preserved in the Art Deco-style ("Wiener Café").

It was opened in 1919. The still existing wall paneling, Thonet chairs, coat racks and corner seats are from 1930. Renovated in 1998 - 2000.

OOO Opening times OOO
Monday to Friday from 08.00, Saturday and Sunday from 09.00 h
Monday to Saturday to 01.00, Sundays until 22.00 h

OOO Extract from the menu card OOO

[the following text is ranslated by Google - correction soon]
* Example 1 - all of which will be offered in *
Here there is still the "little black dress" instead of espresso and the "Verlängerter" is also available. Viennese coffee house tradition also.
And of course, typical pastries Leipzig - The Leipzig lark!

* Example 2 - Our consumption *
Leipziger Lerche = 1.90 EUR
Little Black = 1,70 EUR
Extended = 1.90 EUR
Juice spritzer 0.2 l = 2,10 EUR
Large coffee = 2,90 EUR
Carafe of tap water = 3.30 EUR
Total: 13,80 EUR

* Example 3 - LUNCH TIME - time to eat is an offer valid from Monday to Friday from 11.00 - 15.00 *.
You pay the amount of the order period, e.g. You place your order at 11.14 clock, then you pay only DM 11.14.
Now with Euro Conversion: DM 11:14 comply € 5.70

+ + + My Opinion + + +

As befits a "real" coffee, so is the reason man with Thonet chairs (ie chairs, these classic coffee house) and this little marble tables is provided.

The waiter is here - as befits a "real" coffee is - another "Waiter."
The coffeehouse is an institution. And "Waiter" seems to have always been part of it. And "Waiter" is shown - as is usual for coffee houses - as a little grumpy. No, not bad not unfriendly, but ... well, how shall I describe it? I want it - without kicking someone too close - really refer to sometimes as "endearingly grumpy." Anyone who has experienced it before, who knows what I mean.

I like it and I'm longing for a return visit ...