We went in here to try the popular pastry called snowball…read more I bought 1 small vanilla snowball and to be honest I didn't think it was anything special, but this could be preference and not a reflection of the actual pastry. When In Rothenburg Ob Dee Tauber you should still try it. The staff was super friendly and the place was charming.

Rothenburg ob der Tauber is one of the most beautiful cities I've ever seen in my life! While its…read morestreets and shops are all something out of a storybook, I thought the Schneebälle from the local Zuckerbäckerei didn't live up to my fairytale expectations. Perhaps my standards are high because I think all German sweets are incredibly delicious. Either way, my whole group and I thought the cookies were super dry, and that the coating on top wasn't very flavorful. If you're coming in to try one, I recommend pairing it with a flavorful coffee to offset the blandness of this ball.

Wonderfully located in the pedestrian zone by the Lorenzkirche. I recommend sitting outside even if…read moreit's a bit chilly. They do provide blankets for that reason. The people watching out here is simply fabulous. This place offers all the traditional gelato creations you typically find in Germany. My favorite of course is the classic Spaghetti ice. So named for it's looks... it looks like.. well... spaghetti. It's vanilla gelato squeezed through a ricer to make it look like spaghetti on top of a mountain of whipped cream. Topped with strawberry sauce and shaved white chocolate. Perfect. Go ahead and give it a try.

Was walking by and happened to see someone eating something that looked so good I had to try it…read moremyself. There are plenty of good flavors to choose from and it's the perfect place to just grab something quick and walk the streets. Also you can go inside and they have a small cafe with tables where you can sit down and have a look at the menu. The service was friendly and helpful even if your German isn't the best.

Solid service and consistently good cakes and drinks. Then this is expected here in Germany.read more

We went here again with our school group, tho this time, more people chose individual meals rather…read morethan the Daily menu, tho 4 of our group did get the Monday choice, which was the Turkey Curry with fruit and Rice, tho again they got 2 small pieces, bite sized, of cake with icing, so rather disappointing. I ordered the Wiener sausages with German potato salad, no mayo, which was good, tho I have had better at our local butcher. However, the curry meal was delicious, and the Mint Hot chocolate, for 3.50 Euros, was more spoon eating than drinking. Small cup, more espresso sized, but wonderful taste. I enjoyed this chocolate, but this place is not my favorite place. The servers were really nice, tho they did forget one person's order, and the dessert for the daily menu. We were in the back, so kind of out of sight.

Primal location: right at the start of the old bridge. Perfect spot to stop by for ice creams…read moredrinks or food! We ordered ice cream in a small cup, you can choose three scoops for a small cup: we ordered walnut and fig, nature yogurt and berry sorbet. All flavors taste amazing! We also ordered one piece of tiramisu, not too sweet with plenty of mascarpone cheese cream! Loved it However this is at a primal location so their price is higher than other part of the city.

Honestly, our pizza was delicious and the location is amazing! If you like to eat pizza with inky…read moreyour hands and no napkins, then this is an amazing place! Our waiter was scattered and we relied n other servers to help us- e.g. menu, blankets, bringing our food... Again, if you have all day and night to enjoy the square- eat here. I bet their desserts are amazing but we didn't want to be there another two hours to enjoy them!

I have no other words to describe my experience at Cafe Michele except that it was delicious and…read moreamazing. You walk in to this huge glass case of probably about fifty different cakes, multiple types of strudel, gelato and truffles. I was in sugar heaven. After ordering at the counter, we grabbed a seat and really enjoyed watching all the specialty gelato drinks come out. So naturally, I had to order one and decided on the eise kaffee, which was phenomenal. While the simplicity of a drink only containing coffee, gelato and whipped cream is enjoyable in itself, I think this cafe must had added some magic heavy cream, sugar and extra gelato to make it even that much better. The little decorative umbrella was also appreciated! While the drink would have been enough in itself, Cafe Michele is also where I had my favorite slice of cake during my visit to Germany. It was called a Johannisbeerkuchen, or red current tart. I would normally be turned off by anything that has a jelly consistency, by the texture of the red currents was a perfect balance between sweet and bitter. The meringue on the top literally led to me have a spiritual moment, it was that good. It was the prefect texture, airy yet creamy. The outside of the cake was also dusted in shredded almonds, which was a nice contrast to the creamy and buttery cake. The second cake we tried was the Wurzburg Winzertorte, which was reminiscent of a coffee cake and my mom's favorite cake. Out of all the bakeries we tried, the fact that Cafe Michele will be remembered most is saying something! I would kill just to sit here for an afternoon, people watch, eat cake and drink coffee. Those Germans have got it good!

We adore this cafe! We went there for dinner on our second day in town and liked it so much that we…read morecame back for breakfast in the morning before hopping on the train. The waiters were all incredibly friendly. I speak enough German to get by but my fiance does not. They treated him so kindly and explained the menu in English better than I could have (of course). Our evening waiter, Sören, was an absolute delight and made us feel incredibly welcome in Würzburg. I highly recommend this restaurant, Germans and tourists alike!

Perfect ice cream shop. Convenient to the playground for kids and to public parking. Italian style…read moreice cream desserts.

This Gelateria was our favourite during the 90s and early 2000s. Then a long time we had really no…read moreopportunity to visit this place frequently. Until last week. The ice cream is magic, the quality is exorbitant. Great. Outstanding. Order what you want - the quality is wonderful and the prices are reasonable. The only downside is that this place is frequented like no other Gelateria I've ever been. So you have to wait a long time until you get served. Anyhow. It´s worth waiting! Would I come here again? YAY!

The Eisboutique sells their own ice cream in a gazillion different tasty flavors. I especially…read morerecommend raspberry (which they don't always have) and vanilla, which is the best vanilla ice cream I have had anywhere. The flavors change daily and you never know if they are going to have what you originally came here for, but this only means that you will be forced to get some other flavor which may be even better. The prices are okay and they are open late. However, since this is a family owned business they are only open in the ice cream season, since they go back to Italy every winter, where it seems they spend their time thinking of more flavors to add the next year. Expect a long line in front of the store on the weekends and if it gets hot during the summer.

This is a really nice place for drinks, food and dessert. Very swanky ambience. The pizza was…read moredelicious and our server was very friendly and accommodating. We stopped for some pizza before catching the Nightwatchman tour then came back again for ice cream and digestives.

I can't get my head around how rude the staff was at this awful place, they were awful and I mean…read morethat with all of my heart, this place was awful and I will never return here, they were so rude and treated my friends and I like complete garbage. NEVER GO HERE, I MEAN THAT WITH EVERY CELL IN MY BODY!!!!!!!!!

The one and only cute Asian inspired dessert shop in central Munich. They often have a line or it's…read morefull. I went near opening so there was little to no line. I was able to get a table for myself with a dessert and two drinks. The drinks are good and as expected, they had hot chocolate where you can add the drink to the chocolate separately. I got the Matcha hot chocolate and the white chocolate and a separate cup with the hot Matcha to be added separately by yourself. I love that because it allows customers to adjust the amount of chocolate they want or the Matcha. I'm surprised that this type of shop is still very new idea in Munich. They have many of these in New York City, such as Prince teahouse and grace Street. But I'm super glad that they're adding these type of aesthetically pleasing shops in Munich.

Beautiful quaint Asian style coffee with colorful & picturesque drinks! From glitter coffees and…read morecakes to marshmallow piled high hot chocolates! You won't regret stopping in here and checking it out. They have indoor and outdoor seating with blankets and heaters.

Phenomenal Sachertorte! We ordered a slice of delicious Sachertorte, a slice of Mocha-creme, a…read moreNussring, and a Vollkorn cookie. The waitresses were kind and wonderful. This is the place to order a slice of cake and enjoy your afternoon outside drinking coffee.

I'm going to have to give Walter Friedel a 2 star review based on my first experience there. When…read morewe walked in, I was very excited to see the huge selection of desserts on display. We were on a hunt for Schneeballen (not exactly a hard task in Rothenburg ob der Tauber). The reason we chose Walter Friedel was because they had a very large assortment of Schneeballen compared to some of the other bakeries in town. The shopkeeper gave us an overview of the different Schneeballen. She showed us a few flavors which she said contained delicious creamy or chocolate fillings. They had 2 different sizes of Schneeballen... small and large. It was only possible to get the delicious filling if you ordered a large Scneeball, however. I was sold on the promise of the delicious chocolate filling, so I ordered a large Nougat Scneeball with chocolate filling. My counterparts went with the small sized dark chocolate with nuts. We also ordered a hot chocolate, but were informed that we needed to order the hot chocolate upstairs. We went upstairs and waited for our schneeballen to arrive. It took quite awhile for anyone to appear in the empty upstairs area so that we could order our hot chocolate. I found out later that she was too interested in reading her book in the back corner to be bothered with paying customers. We eventually ordered our hot chocolate and received our Schneeballen. They looked delicious! I started eating the large sphere, very much looking forward to discovering the chocolatey filling. I ate and ate and ate... I was getting a little concerned when I reached what I perceived to be halfway and had not yet had an encounter with filling. I thought that maybe... just maybe, this schneeball had been filled unevenly and that hopefully the filling was taking up a large portion of the second half of my schneeball. Well, I dug into the orb a bit more and was extremely disappointed to find no filling whatsover... and found myself wishing I had ordered a small sized scheeball, since the large ones didn't have filling anyways. I mentioned to the shopkeeper that my schneeball had a lack of filling... thinking that maybe they forgot to fill that one. She then claimed that it is possible that some of the chocolate coating could drip into some of the cracks of the scheeball and that's what she considered filling. Very strange... since chocolate coating can also drip into the cracks of the small schneeballen. However, we were told that only three of the large and none of the small schneeballen contain filling. Anyways, I would not order another large schneeballen from that establishment. I am guessing that my amount of stars may increase if I visit Walter Friedel at a later date... based on the amazing looks of most of the desserts there, they are bound to have something tasty!