When in Riedstadt, Germany, visit this Cute bakery and cafe! They serve Delish coffees and friendly…read moreservice.

Best samosas in Frankfurt. Hands down. They sell them for only 50 cents each and they are…read morefreaking tasty. You can even have them special ordered in a larger batch if you call ahead of time. It is definitely the perfect street food snack when in Bahnhofsviertel. They sell all kinds of Indian, Pakistani, and Afghan products here. You can find everything from cookery to spices to rice to CDs. It is certainly an interesting array of items, but good for the curious shopper like myself. They are helpful, as well. My only thing worth noting is to check the dates on items you buy here! We bought a bottle of green chutney to go with samosas and it was four months out of date. Totally our fault for not checking, but still should not have been sold to us that far out of date. The guy who works there is actually happy to take it back and refund our money, on the other hand. Highly recommend this place for samosa lovers!

The Bormuth coffee shop is situated above the bakery, so if you don't want to sit outside, you need…read moreto walk past all the bread and cakes and head for the stairs. It's a traditional coffee shop, but it does do the more modern styles of coffee. I go here when I have achey cakey pangs and a bit of time to spare. It's waitress service, so don't be in too much of a hurry. It's the kind of place where people meet up for the whole morning, not for a quick caffeine fix. They also offer light lunches and breakfast, and the good news is that breakfast is on offer till closing time.

A below average coffee: coffee comes from automats and doesn't taste good, in the menu it reads…read morefresh orange juice but you get a Granini instead.

Stopping at this place when going to or coming from visiting our parents has become such a…read moretradition that the car seems to swerve in all by itself! The restaurant, such as it is, serves food cafeteria-style. I've only ever had a Frikadelle mit Brot, ketchup costing an extra ten cents... But it was mighty tasty!

First time for lunch after walking up and down the street to find something to grab…read more There are a few tables to sit at. It is mostly for a solo lunch type of spot, maybe two people top. There is a daily special and an a la carte menu, all below 10 Euros though you can mix it up and pay as much as you want ;-). I had the Schnitzel with Cucumber and potatoes for 5.80. I had it heat up and they seal it inside a big machine to make your tray (they give you one) completely safe to carry everywhere. Seriously the sealing process is serious. Silverware, and off I went to try it out. It was warm enough even after a little walk due to the sealing. Everything was as expected, not crazy good but good enough, and very typisch German. It is a solid cheap lunch option if in the area and you can choose from a few other options to make your lunch slightly healthier though this is not the place for healthy options. I am staying close by for a few days so I may redo it if in look for something.

We stopped by on a Saturday afternoon and found a table outside. They do a brisk business. If you…read moreare sitting at a table you will be served instead of needing to order at the window. The service was fast and friendly. Three of us just had ice cream cups and two shared a spaghetti ice cream. I had a cup with lemon and raspberry gelato. The portions were generous and the flavor was great. I would gladly come back here.