It's cafe Wendel, baby

Here's where I've had breakfast every morning before hitting the exhibitions: make-my-day cafe Wendel, 42 Schlesische Strasse. Strong free wireless and many available plugs for chargers was pure joy.

A glass of milchkaffee for 1.5 euros and a fresh croissant with lots or nutella to stuff it for 2.5 euros (I think) (or was it less?)

I'm thinking: where in Athens can I have this breakfast and service for this price?

Pavements large enough to walk your dog whilst cycling and still not disturb the other passers by.

I'm thinking: the sence of freedom this space gives you should be a natural standard for all citizens of civilized cities... I am looking on in amazement, just like the young man, bottom right.

Speaking of that baby, he was quite an active little fellow. He was crawling up and down the pavement for the entire time his mum was having coffee with a friend.

I am thinking: German mothers are a tad negligent letting their babies exposed to all these germs. Actually, NO, I am thinking: German mothers are much more relaxed and the pavements are so clean, I could sit and have a picnic. At least outside Wendel...