Feel so good to have a cup of Hot honey wine (35 Koruna) in the store warm up your body in the…read moresuper cold day. You can really taste honey from the wine. Ginger bread cookie ( 19 Koruna) is very good, you taste ginger flavor not only sweet. Honey cake (45 koruna) is REALLY good, usually I don't like sweet, but this honey is REALLY good.

authentic bakery. SUPER FRESH. the best in townread more

Visited in November 2014 for lunch…read more Most people here speak Czech, but there is one lady who speaks English. She was very helpful. I ordered a salami baguette and a box of 4 pastries for a friend. They packaged it neatly into a white box and tied it together with a cute string. The salami sandwich was delicious. There was a perfect combination of cheese and salami. The wifi was free and very fast. Overall, a very comfortable location, delicious food, and great pastries. It is also very busy with locals, so the locals love it too!

My boyfriend and I were desperate to find a casual breakfast place in this area. It is nothing…read morecrazy-- just your typical bakery/fast food like spot. But the prices are low and the quality is high!

Incredible breakfast! The ham & eggs are delicious. Hilarious owner too. Very traditional, TINY…read morebakery.

Friendly service and yummy food and coffee :) Outdoor seating is lovely but hard to come by. Free…read morewifi and a nice view. Very easy to find. Does not take cards, so bring cash!

An unbelievably hostile place. After waiting ages to get seated (even though there weren't any…read moreother new visitors and the people that were there were already served and eating), I asked the waitress if I could seat myself and she snapped back at me to just sit and pointed at an empty table. After waiting ages to place an order, I walked up to the counter to ask, thinking perhaps I was supposed to order at the counter. Even before I said anything, the waitress rolled her eyes and snapped again, telling me to wait at my table. At that point I completely lost my appetite and started leaving - which was the only time she recognized me and said bye loudly in a really condescending tone. I wouldn't even be writing this long paragraph about how terrible my experience was if she had just kept on ignoring me and my friend as she had done in th beginning instead of making that irritating snarky remark. Not sure if she was just grumpy that day or if she's just plain rude. Not sure if super unprofessional or racist. If you don't want to be serving clueless tourists (although I feel pretty justified in simply trying to catch the waiter's attention after waiting ages in a cafe that didn't even have new tables to serve besides mine), perhaps don't work in a town that relies on tourism? Completely ruined an otherwise wonderful day at Cesky Krumlov. There are plenty of lovely cafes in town - don't waste your time here.

An excellent bakery set in a cute square just next to the main Krems train station. They have a…read morelarge assortment of delicious cakes and pastries, homemade marzipan, and delightful ice cream sundaes. Julius Meinl coffee completes the deal. If you're in Krems, treat yourself and stop by.

From the owner: "Beliebter Treffpunkt direkt am Kremser Bahnhofplatz in absoluter Zentrumsnähe. Die Größe und…read moreWeitläufigkeit der geschmackvoll eingerichteten Räumlichkeiten bietet mit ihren Jugendstil-Elementen Behaglichkeit und Wohlfühlatmosphäre. Blickfang sind Kühlvitrinen, welche täglich (auch am Samstag, Sonntag und Feiertag) mit den frischesten Mehlspeisen bestückt werden. Diese Köstlichkeiten werden nach traditionellen Rezepten hergestellt, die sich seit mehr als 100 Jahren im Familienbesitz befinden. Ein sonnendurchfluteter Wintergarten eröffnet den Blick in das Grün der benachbarten Gärten. Während der Frühlings- und Sommermonate erfreuen sich die Gäste an dem einladenden und großzügig angelegten Schanigarten."

If you are in Krems an der Donau either to visit this lovely city or to change trains, let me give…read moreyou a good snack tip. Mario's Romanian Brezel (Pretzel) Shop is a perfect place to enjoy some Romanian street food. And why not try the classic pretzel or Brezel or as I know it - 'the Covrig'. These are real Covrigi like you would find in Bucharesti or Braov. I love the poppy seed (mohn) topping. This little store is only minutes from the Krems main train and bus stations and right off of the pedestrian Landstraße. I wish Vienna had a Romanian Covrigi shop!