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Willkommen!!! A real Kaffee lightning strike (a.k.a. Blitz) hits Ohio – an absolute event horizon of European Kaffee roaster/Coffeehouses… Das KaffeeHaus von Frau Burkhart – Europäisches KaffeeHaus und Gebäck (European Coffeehouse and Pastries). Frau Burkhart brings a very edgy German coffeehouse feel and format that we discovered in the German underground scene and re-invents the modern American coffee house – shaking the current coffee establishment to its core!
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Address: 45 E Columbus St, Lithopolis, OH 43136
Phone: (614) 837-8837
Website: http://www.daskaffeehaus.us/
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Reviews
David A.
Been wanting to try this place for quite awhile and super pleased that we did. The breakfast sandwich was incredible! The jalapeño bagel was perfect along with the meat and cheese. Very well made. I enjoyed the iced coffee and my fiance enjoyed her coffee and everything bagel as well. The only downside was that the staff didn’t seem too inviting or interested in walking first time visitors through the experience. Might have just expected we were regulars or something. Overall, great experience and we will be back.
… moreKara Lee-Li
A little bit of a wait to get food items but I think they were short staffed , the killa breakfast sandwich is worth the wait though .
I like that they a cozy vibe and board games to play so guests can connect without phones .
… moreI like that they a cozy vibe and board games to play so guests can connect without phones .
K T
Always great customer service and coffee! I had an oat milk iced latte with the perfect amount of chocolate and caramel syrup. The barista did a great job with the ratio when I mentioned I don’t like it too sweet. Their cookies are huge, and we tried a salted caramel cookie this time. It’s dense, has a chocolate base with caramel on top that tasted home made. If you like sweets, you should definitely try it.
… moreJaime Burke
I’ve been wanting to visit for a while, so I decided to take the drive with a friend today. We drove an hour just to try it! Immediately noticed the vibe isn’t the typical “coffee shop” vibe, which isn’t a bad thing! It’s actually quite refreshing to come across something different.
However, the barista was not friendly and welcoming at all. She actually seemed quite bothered by us. Guess we interrupted her screen time? Seemed that way. We were the only people there, so being busy was definitely not an excuse for her behavior.
She barely even looked our direction as we browsed the bakery case. Had to ask a question, in which, she barely answered and barely turned her head away from her phone or whatever she was doing. So we ordered a few things from the case, a hot coffee and frappe. They were nicely presented, but she didn’t even say thank you until my friend said the coffee was good, then she actually cracked a smile. Otherwise, we wouldn’t have gotten a word out of her.
The coffees were GREAT. Very good, above average, I’d say. The baked goods were alright, but the cookies did not seem fresh. As a baker myself, I’m pretty knowledgeable of these things. Looked great, but nope, not fresh.
So, with that being said, I was quite disappointed with the service. Happy with the coffee. Will I drive an hour just to visit again? No. If I happen to be in the area again, I might stop in for another try, but if service is the same, I highly doubt I’ll return.
I see other issues with service being mentioned, so this apparently isn’t anything new. And no, I didn’t ask to speak to anyone else. She appeared to be there by herself and I wasn’t going to make a big scene by asking for a manager or something and complaining about service, especially since the coffees looked and tasted good.
By the way, my friend felt the exact same way. When we walked out, she said, wow, she wasn’t very friendly, was she? Nope. She was not. But hey, at least the coffee was good.
… moreHowever, the barista was not friendly and welcoming at all. She actually seemed quite bothered by us. Guess we interrupted her screen time? Seemed that way. We were the only people there, so being busy was definitely not an excuse for her behavior.
She barely even looked our direction as we browsed the bakery case. Had to ask a question, in which, she barely answered and barely turned her head away from her phone or whatever she was doing. So we ordered a few things from the case, a hot coffee and frappe. They were nicely presented, but she didn’t even say thank you until my friend said the coffee was good, then she actually cracked a smile. Otherwise, we wouldn’t have gotten a word out of her.
The coffees were GREAT. Very good, above average, I’d say. The baked goods were alright, but the cookies did not seem fresh. As a baker myself, I’m pretty knowledgeable of these things. Looked great, but nope, not fresh.
So, with that being said, I was quite disappointed with the service. Happy with the coffee. Will I drive an hour just to visit again? No. If I happen to be in the area again, I might stop in for another try, but if service is the same, I highly doubt I’ll return.
I see other issues with service being mentioned, so this apparently isn’t anything new. And no, I didn’t ask to speak to anyone else. She appeared to be there by herself and I wasn’t going to make a big scene by asking for a manager or something and complaining about service, especially since the coffees looked and tasted good.
By the way, my friend felt the exact same way. When we walked out, she said, wow, she wasn’t very friendly, was she? Nope. She was not. But hey, at least the coffee was good.
S B
Das KaffeeHaus is an outstanding coffee shop in Lithopolis brewing some great coffee and lattes. My personal favorite is their White Chocolate Mocha latte. It’s deliciously flavored. They also carry tasty chocolate chip cookies and other good baked goods. Das KaffeeHaus is a coffee shop I like to take a drive in the country to get.
… moreAJ Buford
Our server is Josie and she did such an amazing job at serving us as she provided us with excellent customer service as well as being timely with our orders and also we watched her clean up wonderfully first hand 10/10 she should be the manager of this amazing store! She is the backbone of this store and everyone in the Lithopolis community loves her service and amazing drink making! Please make her promoted 😀
… moreCorinne Strawser
I’ve lived down the road for 2 years but had never stopped in… I ran out of coffee at home this week so thought I’d try Das KaffeeHaus for a change of pace. I went back 2 more times this week alone! Their coffee, cinnamon chai tea latte, and vanilla lattes are amazing! I tried a few of their baked goods which were fresh and delicious. The real showstopper is their breakfast sandwich, which is the best I’ve had in such a long time. Brought my husband in for a sandwich this morning and he agrees! Their multigrain bagel is to die for. Easily the best coffee shop in the area. Excited to become a regular!
… moreAnita Adkins
What a great little shop! Wasn’t busy when I visited and the employees were all so helpful and friendly. I tried the witches brew coffee which was amazing! Also had a ham and cheese croissant that they warmed up, so delicious! The atmosphere was very upbeat and the Halloween decorations are so cute!! Highly recommend to anyone in the area!
… moreNomadic Flavors
I normally stop in Lithopolis, to eat at the Mexican restaurant across the street. One day while looking out at the window I saw this place and it looked interesting. Well, today I decided to check this place out and glad I did because it is very delicious. All the ingredients are German inspired with a twist of coffee.
… moreJoshua Daily
Review Date: May 27th, 2023
I wouldn’t give this coffeehouse das boot.
It wouldn’t be a weekend out of town without me making plans to hit up some local coffeehouses and that’s just what Doug and I did while everyone was still sleeping the hangover away at the hotel. Honestly, I had no specific place in mind to visit. I had a list of local places. Doug lives in the area so he knows what is where. Yet we ended up at a place neither on my list nor one Doug knew about.
We rolled up around 8am to some sunshine and a quiet street. We strolled in and were greeted by some friendly baristas and a display case full of delicious-looking treats. I wasn’t in the mood for treats so after staring at the menu for longer than I should have, I ordered myself a plain iced americana and grabbed Emily a drink to bring back to the room. Doug ordered something that wasn’t coffee-related as he doesn’t drink coffee and about 10 of their Umlauts. Now, the Umlauts are not those little dots you see over letters in German words. Not this time. These are their take on the cake balls you see at pretty much any place that sells baked goods.
After we got our drinks, we quickly dipped back to our hotel and had our drinks over the complimentary hotel breakfast. Doug handed out the Umlauts as people woke up and they were in for a sweet surprise. I had a vanilla one and it was gone quicker than you could tell people what umlauts were (either the dot version or the baked version). The americana paired nicely with it, the bitter balancing out the sweet. The next day, I had a chocolate one as everyone came into our room singing Happy Birthday to me as I was trying to use my birthday wish to wish away my mild hangover. That one was less good as the chocolate frosting mixed with the chocolate cake was just toooo much chocolate for me. Younger me would’ve loved it but 36 year old me couldn’t handle it.
Circling back to the coffeehouse itself, it was fairly heavy on the German-influence if you hadn’t guessed based on everything so far. The interior was pretty much your typical coffeehouse but with a German flair to it. This is the first German-inspired place I’ve been and it was a nice change of pace from your usual coffeehouses. As for the Frau Burkhart in the name, I can only guess that’s the owner based on a quick glance at their website?
Any who, a pretty cool little stop for coffee on a blitzkrieg weekend full of shenanigans.
… moreI wouldn’t give this coffeehouse das boot.
It wouldn’t be a weekend out of town without me making plans to hit up some local coffeehouses and that’s just what Doug and I did while everyone was still sleeping the hangover away at the hotel. Honestly, I had no specific place in mind to visit. I had a list of local places. Doug lives in the area so he knows what is where. Yet we ended up at a place neither on my list nor one Doug knew about.
We rolled up around 8am to some sunshine and a quiet street. We strolled in and were greeted by some friendly baristas and a display case full of delicious-looking treats. I wasn’t in the mood for treats so after staring at the menu for longer than I should have, I ordered myself a plain iced americana and grabbed Emily a drink to bring back to the room. Doug ordered something that wasn’t coffee-related as he doesn’t drink coffee and about 10 of their Umlauts. Now, the Umlauts are not those little dots you see over letters in German words. Not this time. These are their take on the cake balls you see at pretty much any place that sells baked goods.
After we got our drinks, we quickly dipped back to our hotel and had our drinks over the complimentary hotel breakfast. Doug handed out the Umlauts as people woke up and they were in for a sweet surprise. I had a vanilla one and it was gone quicker than you could tell people what umlauts were (either the dot version or the baked version). The americana paired nicely with it, the bitter balancing out the sweet. The next day, I had a chocolate one as everyone came into our room singing Happy Birthday to me as I was trying to use my birthday wish to wish away my mild hangover. That one was less good as the chocolate frosting mixed with the chocolate cake was just toooo much chocolate for me. Younger me would’ve loved it but 36 year old me couldn’t handle it.
Circling back to the coffeehouse itself, it was fairly heavy on the German-influence if you hadn’t guessed based on everything so far. The interior was pretty much your typical coffeehouse but with a German flair to it. This is the first German-inspired place I’ve been and it was a nice change of pace from your usual coffeehouses. As for the Frau Burkhart in the name, I can only guess that’s the owner based on a quick glance at their website?
Any who, a pretty cool little stop for coffee on a blitzkrieg weekend full of shenanigans.