Bossa Nova - Ulma

“Schuld was just the Bossa Nova” sang a certain Manuela in the early 60s of the last century. However, the song is likely to be largely unknown to most guests of the “Bossa Nova” bar in Ulm. The operator probably too. Do it. This location is a wonderful location, in the middle of Ulm, directly at the Judenhof. Around a square square with lime trees, several locals are grouped with lovely outdoor gastronomy. In the early evening this is a popular meeting place. Unsolicited can also decide spontaneously here. If a place should be full, there are still plenty of alternatives. We discover the Jew farm rather by chance after a museum visit. The weather is still undecided, so that we take place in the outside area of the “Bossa Nova”. The restaurant is located on the ground floor of a beautifully designed and illustratively renovated work building. Spacious window fronts with rustic wooden shops. In front of the door a whole series of small tables with white plastic tables. Before sun and rain, enough umbrellas are protected, which we also need as soon as the first showers settle down. After half an hour, it becomes so cheerful that we have to move inside. The interior is a bit too shiny and golden shiny for my taste, but I like the genre mix with an old Perserteppich and modern art. I can't discover a printed beverage card, just a QR code that leads to a digital card. New customs in coronary times or a general trend I have slept? Or do you want to save yourself the pressure and production costs? We order blindly again 2x white wine choir (a 4.30 Euro). This is served here very formal in slender, long-sleeved white wine glasses, well cooled. Apparently we use Green Veltliners, which I do not consider to be a well-known South American grape variety. Never mind. Here you are very multiculti. Also in service. This is not always clear to me whether I will be understood verbally at all. Maybe there are only several misunderstandings. In any case, one tries to pick up the drinks twice at the end. A lucky thing that I received a cash deposit on the first time (not necessarily in a bar). All in all, an interesting location with hip, youthful audience and very generous opening hours (weekly from 8:30 am!) and without a single rest day. Around there are small shops, the tram stop “Rathaus” is just a few steps away, the Münster also. I could imagine many guests coming here for a drink after a shopping tour.