BlaBlaBla by Doris
BlaBlaBla by Doris sits in the Fischerviertel quarter of Ulm, a café that doubles as a small shop. It dates from the second half of 2023, part of a wave of new cafés and restaurants sweeping the city. The relaxed setup is the one German café culture runs on: coffee, something to eat and time to sit.
The concept is built around meeting up: you can read, chat or work outside the home and the office. It covers breakfast, lunch and a coffee break, with regular hours across weekdays and weekends that suit locals and visitors alike. In a city where cafés carry part of daily life, it also leaves room for small gatherings and events.
Entry costs nothing, the place stays quiet, and it works as a rest stop in the middle of a day out. When rain moves over Ulm, it is the kind of place to sit the weather out, cup in hand.
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