From the owner: Seit 1998 bieten wir besten Service und den besten Kaffee der Stadt an, mit viel Flair und…read moreLeckereien dazu

Decent coffee. Super crowded and not much seating inside. Not sure if it was worth waiting that…read morelong in line.

Yummy coffee and friendly staff. You can buy coffee beans, pastries, or cups of coffee. Seating…read moreoutside. Inside is pretty cramped and small but everything moved quickly. You can buy coffee to drink in the cafe or a to go cup. They specialize in hot drinks. My American self wanted an iced latte and it was just ice in a latte. They don't have syrups but there's raw sugar you can add yourself. They also have oat milk, which was a win for me The latte was delicious but don't expect American sweetness!

I found Aniis by review referrals and I'm so glad I did. I had 24 hours to spend on a layover in…read moreFrankfurt and as a non-German speaker (but someone who usually tries to assimilate to where I am) I was nervous about my visit. It was obvious that I was traveling (I had my bags with me) but most of the staff was very gracious when I asked questions about what to order or how to pronounce things, which was very kind. My server went out of her way to check in and to make recommendations. The atmosphere itself is relaxing, cozy, and comfortable, but at the same time so alive with colors and art and interesting things to explore while you eat. There's seating indoors and a spacious sidewalk patio seating area. I ordered a cappuccino to drink and the Power Frühstrück to eat, which ended up being an amazing spread. It included a light omelet, a basket of fresh bread, jam, fruit, cheese, cream cheese, olives and an orange juice. It was plenty of food for a solid meal and was less than 15 euros. I also enjoyed the little touches (even if I couldn't read them!) on the menu about the business and the note from the owner. It all seemed very thoughtfully done. I would love to come back and explore more of the menu and spend a little bit more time enjoying myself in the space!

This place is consistently listed as one of the best places for coffee in Frankfurt. Came down from…read moreBockenheim to check it out one morning. The ambience inside is relaxed. It is more spacious than one would expect from the outside with about 8 toal tables. Good amount of space and separation between each table. Definitely less crammed than Bruhmarkt in Bockenheim which my normal go-to spot. I ordered the Ethiopian coffee (4,10 euro). It is on the expensive side (similar coffee is 3,90 euro as t Burhmarkt), but quality is very good. Free wifi, comfortable atmosphere and good coffee make this a place to spend more than a few hours relaxing.

I'm a bit of a coffee fiend, and when I'm shopping in Darmstadt and need a caffeine fix, this is…read morewhere I go. I haven't found a better espresso or latte than here, and if you have achey cakey pangs, they have a nice selection of muffins and cookies etc. There's even free water in a jug on the counter. It's self-service, so no waiting around to order and then pay, and you can get a card to collect stamps and get a free coffee, you can then collect the cards to get a kg of Hochland coffee. You'll find it up the side street, by Karstadt, in the pedestrian zone. You can read a magazine or today's newspaper, there are chairs and tables outside and in winter there are blankets for your knees and patio heaters, to keep the top of your head warm. It's all very civilized.

Breakfast at 10am on a Thursday…read more Had Omelette MIT Schinken und Salami; Musli mi Joghurt; orange juice and 2 cups of Segafredo Kaffee The omelette was unique my USA standards, it was very thin and wide with strips of salami. Musli was equally unique as the milk was steamed like a latte. Great service and patience my uni-lingual self.

The soap for the start was delicious. And the original Austrian style Schnitzel is a must.read more