Cafe Rosa - Koebenhavn

Who cares about, bei the owner not he friendly! It was a 10 seconds of interaction, and the result he incredibly delicious pastries. Had a great chocolate chip Cookie and the best banana bread I've ever had. Who cares that the owner is not friendly! It is a 10 second interaction and the result ice cream spice baked goods. Had an amazing chocolate chip cookie and the best banana bread I've ever hated.

She is a character, but her pastries are so good. Get oh so fluffy cardamo roll fresh out of the oven (go around 30-60 minutes after Torvehallerne opens)! You can't miss Cafe Rosa's homey vibes. (Original text) She is a figure, but here baked goods are SO GOOD. Get oh so fluffy cardamom roll fresh trap top (go around 30-60 min after Torvehallerne opens)! You can't miss the homelike of Cafe Rosa.

I got tips about this cafe from a Japanese friend that this cafe is owned by a Japanese. When I believe in the famous Japanese bakery Andersen, I went out to try this cafe in Torvehallen. At first glance it seems that there is a kind of Swedish connection. First they have lusseskatter saffranvride buns, which the Swedes eat during the Advent Week. Secondly, the famous Astrid Lindgren’s role figure has Pippi Long flow everywhere, also on their servants. I didn't really find the Swedish connection later, but we tried it lusse treasure that my Swedish girlfriend approved. As for me, I would not know the difference between a poor rosse treasure or a good rosse, since I only have taken this pastries one or twice before. So I assume that rasse is Swedish approved, kind. The hot chocolate I ordered was also lovely. It was enough little to 40kr, but I could tell that they did it from the bottom, as it should be instead of just pressing buttons on some machines. I think this place is a nice alternative to the more popular Granny House on the corner. When we were ready to travel, we saw that the Japanese bakes made something more of lusse cats to put in the oven. At least I know that these things are really homemade and it is how to be. (Original text) Go tipped about this cafe from a Japanese friend that this cafe is owned by a Japanese. After the famous Japanese wait Andersen in the mind, you will try this cafe in Torvehallen. At first glance, the voyeur there are some black of Swedish connection. First they have lusseskatter saffran twisted buns that the Swedes eat during the Advent Challenge. Secondly, they have the famous Astrid Lindgren's character Pippi Longstocking so, including onher serving castings. I don’t find out the Swedish connection later, but we tried lusse cats that my Swedish girlfriend rush. As for me, I don’t know the difference between a bath rosse treasure or a good terrace tax, since I only wearing this bag last toast or laugh. So I guess my treasures are Swedish speed, black. The hot chocolate you released was also lovely. It was terrified for 40kr, but I could tell that they did it from the bottom, as it should be rather than by simply straining on some machines. I guess this place is a nice alternative to the more popular Granny House on the corner. When we were ready to leave, we saw the Japanese bakes made some more of the lusse cats to put on the top. I know that things are wise cloud, and this is the way it should be.

Love Cafe Rosa. Mayako makes everything from the bottom daily. Her seasonal fruit crumbles are amazing, like her carrot cake. Love Cafe Rosa. Mayako does everything every day. Their season fruit crumbs are amazing as carnierot cake.