The Holy Cross Brewing Society

The staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming. We got a V60 and the coffee was honestly brewed to perfection, absolutely delicious. The selection of cakes looks good too.

Serves fresh coffee, pastries and much more. The coffee is really good, and the atmosphere is amazing. I spent an hour with local friends there, and it was great. Will definitely come back.

Cozy and very well known place. Design is extremely nice and the ambient as well but we were not that satisfied with the service and with what we ordered. Despite this we would recommend it. View menu

It located right next to the church in the Romer square. If you walk along the river (northern part), you can easily find it. It offers good coffee and small piece bread, and decent brunch menu!

Not laptop or work friendly no Wi-Fi and the electrical plugs are locked by the owners. The coffee is nice and the vibe is chill, but they clearly don’t want you to stay here longer than a cup of coffee.

The coffee is good but there is absolutely nothing to eat.Smal sweet pastries don't count. I don't think it would've been problematic for them to cook sandwiches or salads, but as it is a place where you can just drink coffee is simply redundant View menu

The flat white was not at all satin or light creamy. It was simply milk and the cup was filled to the brim that made it impossible to take it to one's table without spilling. For a place that specializes on coffee, this was a let down. The only good thing was the tasty Portuguese pastry.

The interior is cute and looks like a really nice coffee place where you can hang with friends or have a little work sesh.. Before I ordered I asked if they have wifi because I needed to work and the girl at the counter gave me the password. After I got my coffee and started to work a lady comes to me and says very unfriendly "no laptops on weekends". To my question "why?" she just replied "it's also written on our menus." Thanks for letting me order a 4€ iced coffee (not even that recommendable) first!!

I wouldn't really call myself a coffee snob but it turns out that living in New Zealand automatically makes you somewhat fussy about your coffee (the general standard is so good). I have realised this on previous travels and started to map out where to get a decent cup of coffee when going to new cities. The Holy Cross Brewing Society was on that map and boy was I pleased to find it!After a number of mediocre white coffees in Frankfurt I was brave enough to go for a single origin filter here and it was delicious. Upon asking, I found out that the lady behind the counter spent 4 years in Melbourne, Australia. You know you're in safe hands when you hear that.Go for the good stuff. View menu