Reviews of Under Kastanjen

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Under the chestnut tree is beautifully situated in the middle of the old town with a small outdoor seating area.

The facility is structured in two parts where the minor is quieter and it is nice to sit and work and people-watching. The second part is the part with the cashier and the kitchen so more loud and messy. Fresh toilet and always nicely decorated in Windows. As if it is about someone and just pamper place, a House Elf.

The most positive with Under the chestnut tree is that they are fast and good wi-fi and that their pastries are beautifully presented. I feel charming, despite the fact that it is in the middle of the tourist areas.
I drink red tea here, many wonderful varieties. I think the coffee is often a bit bitter and latte, there are others who do a little bit better.

The staff is charming but not completely with what is needed when it comes to service and sales. It feels sometimes like a youth club in the way they talk to each other, but they seem to really enjoy working here and stuff is always important.

This is the coffee good; the carrot cake is moist, pralines are not only beautiful but delicious and if you like Berry pie to eat this.

A place I would bring my grandma or grandmother for an afternoon Cup of coffee after a walk in the old town, not to be despised.

Under the chestnut tree is beautifully situated in the middle of the old town with a small outdoor seating area.

The facility is structured in two parts where the minor is quieter and it is nice to sit and work and people-watching. The second part is the part with the cashier and the kitche... Show full »

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We have been here before and Cates upstairs, it's as cozy as the name. I was going to keep in my four to give during the chestnut fair judgement then kaffelatte and a chockadboll is not all they have on the menu. On the ground floor became our expectations, however, not met when we ordered a burger. Under whelming. Would have liked to have seen fresh baked gluten-free bread, sauces without additives and higher quality of ingredients. It is perhaps the price or our high expectations, but for us it was a miss.

We have been here before and Cates upstairs, it's as cozy as the name. I was going to keep in my four to give during the chestnut fair judgement then kaffelatte and a chockadboll is not all they have on the menu. On the ground floor became our expectations, however, not met when we ordered a bu... Show full »