Great ice cream, reasonable price, nice inside. Not a long…read morewait. Near the market square.

Great ice cream and coffee, don't miss the Irish coffee or some of their add ins also!read more

Quaint cafe. Open until 1800. Came in here to get away from the cold and have a quick pick-me-up. I…read moreordered hot chocolate, but it taste mostly like milk. My husband got a double espresso. No complaints. They were served with a dainty butter cookie. I came the next day for lunch and had a large cappuccino & their pork dumplings. I really enjoyed the dill sauce that came with the dumplings and the winter salad (beets, cabbage, potato, and peas). Pricing is reasonable. The staff is exceptionally friendly and didn't make me feel bad for not speaking much German. I try :)

This is a fantastic little bakery tucked into a small corner of the Ansbach Altstadt. It's hidden…read morein a little side street niche, so a bit hard to find but totally worth the effort. These cupcakes are "American-style" with gobs of yummy buttercream icing. They look almost too good to eat, and they taste as good as they look. I especially like that you can buy a mini version of their cupcakes so you can avoid the guilt that comes with the regular size. They're open during the Saturday farmers market which is a great time to go.

Found this adorable coffee shop just a few block from city center. There are two dining areas…read morewhere you can sit and order as well as the counter in the back where you can order takeout. The decor is French country and wares are on display throughout so if you find something you like, you can purchase it! I chose the Lebkuchen Latte and my wife had the Cappuccino and both were exquisite! We chose the ham and cheese panini (Schinken und Kase) and it was ALSO amazing. The waitresses were so kind and patient with my poor German and were all smiles when I complimented the food and drinks. This is THE spot in Rothenburg odt!!!

We walked all the way to EinzigARTig to purchase some pastries and coffee. When we got there the…read morecafe was filled with people and there weren't any seats to be had. We tried to order some cookies, pastries and coffees for take away and were told we couldn't take away anything. This is off because most of the websites recommending this cafe said they do take away. In any case since we couldn't get a table and they wouldn't let us get take away we left. Very disappointing experience. As an aside, while I'm sure the pastries and coffee on offer are fine, there any plenty of cafes closer to the main square. I don't know that I'd recommend making the trek to this cafe; especially if you are in a hurry or want take away.

Located in Marktplatz, this is a central location. You can sit outdoor and enjoy all the hustle…read morebustle though the seating outdoor is hard to come by. We sat inside and the ambience is great. Cozy, Comfortable environment. The food is also great loved the gyro oven baked with sauce and cheese. They have a good selection of drinks as well. The service was not the fastest but it was OK. The place is pretty busy.

For one of the few times in the years I have been on Yelp, my fellow Yelpers steered me wrong. I…read morecame here with really high expectations. I was presented an English menu. For the reviewer who mentioned English menus, I received one from the one waiter, as you did. A few minutes later, after I was seen taking a picture of the English menu, a different waiter gave me a menu in German, which I don't speak, with higher prices. Look at the Saganaki prices, as proof. I've lived in Germany a while and I knew this was a hustle. I asked again, after a few minutes for the English menu and was told, "This is Germany, use the German one." I asked him to show me his English menu again. I was then told the English menu was 5 years old and prices changed. So, my fellow yelper four months ago used an English menu? There was no other English menu! Food: Saganaki with shrimp. See picture. This dish was served so hot that the cheese dissolved before it was served and it was cheese sauce. Tastes like spicy cheese it from the can. 4 small shrimp. No saganaki. So much for authentic Greek. Salad: German farmers salad. I ate so many, I knew. No olives in salad. No feta. Tasteless. Not greek and I know greek food. Gyro meat: Not lamb. Crisped, burnt dry donner as if from the street. But not even street quality. Lamb? NO WAY! Tastes like the toss away from some dinner kebab shop that even drunks would reject. Lamb chop: Crunchy, dry, well done. Please see the picture with the gristle. Would you eat that? Suvalaki: OMG. Tastes like it was cooked in a kids "my little oven." Dry, baked, tasteless. Come on! Tzaki sauce: Tastes like the mayo based special sauce on a big mac. No way any of this is homemade. No one asked at any time if I enjoyed my dinner or would like another drink. I would have gladly offered my observations. The bill reflected the higher prices, of course. As for the portions, I went to another restaurant after to fill my appetite. Only remotely redeeming quality is that I heard what sounded like a Frank Sinatra song among the music. This place is Greek but plays Turkish music? Forgetaboutit! :) No after dinner drink offered at all. Yelpers, don't be mislead. When I asked about it, the waiter shrugged his shoulders and said he didn't speak English! I believe this is a substandard kebab place from the street without even that quality food. Stay away! And, if you are a fellow American, run away!