From the owner: Die Erste rein Bio Vegane Location in Darmstadt lädt ein zum Chillen, smaltalk,…read moreErfahrungsaustausch. Hier kommt jeder auf seine Kosten, es gibt immer leckeres Essen und Trinken und gerade für Allergiker ist das Veelgood ein absolutes muss und da die Unternehmerin und Alleinerziehende Mutter immer ein offenes Ohr für Ihre Kunden hat und Aufgrund von eigenen Unverträglichkeiten immer weiter den Speisen und Getränkesektor ausbaut.

Charming neighborhood bakery with cozy seating. Cakes were amazing. We had just one, a vanilla…read morecreme situation. The case contains 10 serious cakes and tarts. I considered trying them all! And best of all, they drew a little happy face on the hard boiled egg that came with the breakfast platter. That whimsy brings out the kid in everyone.

While the cake is worth the trip and the parking spot search the rude service makes every bite…read moresauer and bitter. My sister and I visited. We were in line when a outside table became free. I went to the table my sister stayed in line to order. She paid and came to the table. The rude, non-friendly waitress tore in to my sister and I that paying at the window charged us a different tax then sitting down. She actually took our paper cups and dumped contents into coffee cups. She took our cake (that we were eating) and put it on plates. The kicker - it's value added tax. So we pay 3€ per slice tax included. She was nasty and rude for no reason. She could have cleared the issue in-House and let the customer enjoy their visit.

Known in Germany for a collection of cookbooks, it is inside Schweizer Strasse 54a that guests can…read morefind the work of Chef Cathérine Jamin, her eponymous Pastry Shop in Sachsenhausen offering a variety of Cakes and Candies that set a high standard for taste as well as presentation. In fact a fourth generation Baker, great-grandfather Georg having originally opened shop in 1907 before moving to the current location, those interested in Konditorei & Confiserie Jamin's goods will find the Café open Monday through Saturday from 10h00, a lack of Breads or Viennoiserie placing them in a different category than nearby competition including the likes of Huck and Eifler. Long and narrow in terms of size, Pralines plus packaged Confections up front and Cakes lining a case in back, it is largely on German tradition that Cathérine's current collection is focused, 3-5€ each first yielding a dense slice of Spice Cake punctuated by Sour Cherries that serves equally good as Dessert as it would for Breakfast alongside a cup of Coffee. Allowing next for Austrian influence, genrous wedges of Sacher Torte for just 4.10€ dazzling with reflective Milk Chocolate Ganache and Apricot Jam brightening a Dark Chocolate Sponge, it seemed only right to finish with Jamin's take on Black Forest Cake, the individual rounds decorated in Cocoa shavings potentially Frankfurt's best rendition thanks to boozy Fruit that celebrates the Kirsch part of Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte.

Amazing pastries and service. Mainly came for the well reviewed Schwartzwalder which happened to…read morehave taken the day off. Had the spiced almond cherry cake and Frankfurter Kranz. Owner's sister was very sweet and very helpful, also enlightened us about Ingo's spices and gin (GINGO).

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.

I absolutely can't get enough of this place. First of all, it is the world's cutest cafe. Not…read moreeven kidding. The decor is outstanding. One can't help but smile when they are in there. Secondly, the food. THE FOOOOOOOD. Their carrot cake is so moist and juicy that I could die right after eating it and die a happy person. They offer cute little to-go boxes for those not interested in dining inside or are on the go, as well. Annabatterie offers a variety of baked goods as well as small eats, coffee and tea, and even some alcoholic beverages. They also offer patrons a nice outdoor area, weather permitting. It is nice finding places like this in Mainz's neustadt and not littered with tourists in the old city. Either way, this place would make a killing. But it just fits better on a quiet street in the heart of a residential area. I am often in Mainz and this is my go-to place. I hope you get a chance to check it out.

Enjoyed delightful pancakes as bees buzzed about us. You're not going to get an omelette out of…read morethis place for breakfast, if that's what you need, but for pastries and coffee, it's pretty good. It's on a piazza with a nice little park, so extra points for sidewalk atmosphere.

Wer auf der suche nach leckerem kuchen ist kann ich dassehr empfehlen, besonders die white lady…read more Goettlich! Persoenlich finde ich es auch besser als das dachcafe bzw. Kuchen und so. Die atmosphaere ist jedoch nicht so modern wie im dachcafe, dafuer die kuchen besser.

Such a lovely shop and staff. The liquor chocolates were delicious. I wish I had bought double the…read moreamount. They also have coffee that you can enjoy inside or outside.

A gorgeous patisserie and cafe in town. It's located in a gorgeous old Fachwerkhaus and is divided…read moreinto three sections. The patisserie in the front and two cafe areas in the back. The very back room is an amazing tea house styled in British style with tons of beautiful teapots hanging off the ceiling. There is also an outdoor area for the warm days and it's really charming. For ambience this place gets 5 stars. They have an extensive drinks menu including 12 different types of hot chocolate. They have cafe food and you can get a decent meal here. I have been here a few times and love it. The pastries and hot chocolate are good and the staff are very helpful. They also have a nice self made ice cream counter which had a handful of flavours. I have had the Eis once before and it was quite ok. I love it here and will be back for a drink or a meal once in a while. It's a gorgeous place in town for chocoholics and lovers of good pastries :-)