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

Wide selection of breads, broetchen, and pastries (teilchen). Fresh every morning and delicious.read more

Found this place when unexpectedly stuck at Frankfurt airport. Wonderful chocolates, truffles w…read moreand w/o alcohol. Fresh and high quality. Delicious. Chocolate bars and bunnies for Easter. Super service, reasonable prices and beautiful wrapping. Go for a walk while in Wiesbaden and you will find this store in the pedestrian mall. A real gem.

This location of Hussel Confiserie is located in the Marktplatz in Wiesbaden. They offer a large…read moreselection of loose (select your own) truffles, chocolate bars, chocolate covered fruits, boxed truffles, boxed chocolates, and bags of other chocolate and candy confections. I selected quite a few items including dark chocolate bars with chili, dark chocolate bars with orange, a variety of loose truffles both with and without alcohol, solid chocolate in the shape of flip-flops, and chocolate bars with and without filling. There are several gift boxed items, and the cashier will gift wrap an item if requested. The cashier did not speak English, and my German is limited; still, we got on well enough. She even gave me some hard candy at the end of our transaction. This location also sells chocolate ice cream cones with a variety of toppings. I purchased six gifts, large and small, for my chocolate loving family and friends for just over €28.

One of my favorites! Theyre consistent, kind and always so nice. The stracciatella is my favorite…read moreand oreo. Nice scoops, comes with a cracker thing.

I stopped here while visiting the area as I had gellato from this place 15 years ago. It was just…read moreas good as it was the first time. There is nothing negative that can be said about this place. I do not speak German and they were fluent in English as well as extremely helpful in explaining my options. The patrons were in ages from young children to older adults and all seemed happy with their choices. The amount of choices was amazing and it was hard to choose just one delicious flavor. Will return again hopefully sooner.

On my trip to Wiesbaden, Germany, after having lunch, I stopped by at this gelateria for dessert…read more The location of this gelateria is in the city center near some of the prime sight seeing attractions. When I got here, there was a line out the door. It was a busy and happening shop. The line was moving quickly. Originally from Italy, this gelateria is a family-owned, small local business that has been around since 1938. They make delicious, creamy, and flavorful gelato and sorbetto based on their family traditions. On my visit, I ordered three flavors in a cup that included Pastiera Napoletana w/ ricotta, Fior di Fragola (Erdbeer (strawberry) & Mascarpone), and Himbeer (red raspberry sorbetto). The scoops were of generation portion compared to their cost. The pricing of scoops was reasonable. The gelato and sorbetto were good in flavor and texture. I enjoyed them. I liked all the three flavors. My favorites were the Pastiera Napoletana and Himbeer. The sorbetto was refreshing. It had a tart, palate cleansing flavor. I received good, friendly service. The gelato menu wasn't big but good enough with tasty flavors. They also serve coffee and cappuccino. Check out Mazzucco when in Wiesbaden.

Grabbed a quick bite at Weiner Feinbacker for the trip from Frankfurt to Strasbourg…read more The cheese pretzels were so delicious. Loved my egg salad sandwich on a pretzel bread with cheese. My husband's veggie pizza bread was okay, but his cappuccino was delicious. Perfect for a quick lunch to go.

Service was good, English spoken. Hung out for over an hour good coffee and quiche. Vegan crumble…read morealso tasty.

I just realized I hadn't yet reviewed Bruhmarkt!…read more I must say that this is (location-wise) my favorite cafe in all of Frankfurt. It is within a walk from my flat, albeit a long one, and serves up some freaking delicious coffee. They are owned by the same crew that owns Kaffeewerk Espressionist, so you know it must be pretty dang good stuff. Bruhmarkt uses a variety of beans and always has a dark and light roast to offer customers. I typically stick with a flat white when there, and they even give me an option on that, which is not usually heard of (but necessary here in Germany as many people like a lighter and less potent roast). The coffee itself is great. The cafe is minimalistic with a nice wood interior and caters to varieties of people, which is exactly what they get as a customer base. That is why I kind of like this place. You can't call it hipster or anything because it truly caters to the masses. Just walk inside and see the customer base. It is pretty incredible and I have never really seen a cafe with specialty coffee have such a uniquely wide group of customers. I love their outdoor area despite it being located on a busy street and being loud. I often will work from here when sunny and their wifi works great on the terrace too. Wifi is free (as it should be given this is 2016). They are also open on Sundays. Definitely a great place in Bockenheim and one I recommend coffee lovers to check out.