Fabulous selection of pastries and cakes. Great coffee. Next time I'd like to try their…read morebreakfast, as they had a three-tier tea tray service of breakfast items. When you first walk in you will be treated to a view of a vast array of cakes and pastries. I wondered, how can all of this be made and made well. It was. Everything we tried tasted and looked perfect. We were so impressed by the friendly, efficient service of the waitstaff, and the combination of the relaxed atmosphere and bustling nature of the place. I hope to come back here again.

I like French cafes. And this one pretends to be nice and…read moreexclusive (in a small town like Bad Soden). The cafe has two rooms: front room and back one. The decor of back room is a little in Empire style, what is pleasant to see. But there are not so many separate tables for 2 or 4. If you want to have your piece of cake at the round table with other 6 strangers, this place is for you. The first room is immer voll mit omas und opas, overcrowded, with hectic atmosphere. It's not easy to find an empty place all day long. The range of cakes and pastries is wide. Frankly I was not impressed by my piece of cake. In our second visit we took two eclairs and found them not pretty tasty and delicate. What I appreciate it is an opportunity to buy there a tin of very special Kusmi-tea (Russian-French tea, popular in Paris). So if you need a little sentimentality this place is not for you. If you need a social place to see people, this is a right location.

Wonderful and simple breakfast place. Good food and coffee. Love coming back here! Definitely…read morerecommend this place.

The food is really good and seems very fresh. I have however been there several times and the staff…read morewas unfriendly every time (except one waitress that I sadly only talked to briefly) so that's always rather stressful but it's a great place to have breakfast nonetheless and it's not too expensive either.

Definitely don't recommend to non-locals…read more While the food was fine, the service was honestly as bad as the other reviews say. I'm super forgiving when it comes to interactions where I am a foreigner anywhere. I don't expect folks to speak my language and go out of my way to follow local norms, but the woman we encountered today was rude just to be rude. At first she ignored us (the only two people in the store) when we ordered zwei croissant, then (after we also fought to order two cappuccinos) she got angry when we didn't have €0.20 in change (the bill was €10.20 and I only had €15), and proceeded to just take the ten euro, throw the five back at us, and walk away and clearly talk shit about us while she made us cappuccino. The quality of the croissants and cappuccino was fine, but you can certainly find those elsewhere.

Haven't been to too many bakeries in Frankfurt, but I get the impression that I overpaid here. I…read moreonly got a mediocre cappucino, and a donut that was pretty decent, but not for a grand total of 5.60 EURO. I paid no mind to it until I walked out and did the conversion... came up to $6.49... really? A trip to Starbucks would havr been cheaper, its right next door.