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gesund & süß

Vegan café in central Cologne serving gluten-free, low-sugar cakes made in its own workshop.

In the heart of Cologne on Benesisstraße, the café „gesund & süß" ("healthy & sweet") pairs a coffee-house setting with a strictly plant-based concept: every treat is vegan, gluten-free and made without refined sugar.

At a Glance

Type
Vegan café
Menu
Cakes, breakfast and snacks, all vegan & gluten-free
Special feature
No refined sugar (reduced sugar)
Production
Handmade in its own „EinfachHimmlisch" workshop in Bonn
Address
Benesisstraße 48, 50672 Cologne
Opening hours
Mon–Fri 12–6pm, Sat 11am–6pm, Sun 2–5pm

Concept & Cuisine

Under the motto "next generation cakes & sweets," the café uses only vegan and gluten-free ingredients and skips refined sugar. Cakes, breakfast and snacks come from its own „EinfachHimmlisch" workshop in Bonn, where they are made by hand.

Good to Know

Beyond the café menu, custom cakes can be ordered on request. Signature products such as RawCakes, sweets and bliss balls are also available in the online shop, with pickup by appointment. Contact: info@gesundundsuess.de.

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Address

Benesisstraße 48
50672 Köln

Hours

Mo: 12:00–18:00

Di: 12:00–18:00

Mi: 12:00–18:00

Do: 12:00–18:00

Fr: 12:00–18:00

Sa: 11:00–18:00

So: 14:00–17:00

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