Good for a quick stop in, and cute little place off the market square. Was it the best food?…read moreDefinitely not, but was a fine spot for lunch. I order a speciality alcoholic tea, and it was exactly what I needed on a cold rainy day. I also had the vegan schitnezl, which had a peanut butter sauce and jalapeños on it. Good portion size, and interesting flavors. Our server was very attentive and no issues there.

This was one of my favorite places in Germany. They had a lot of traditional food, but a look of…read morecool, fun items that would be a foodie's delight. I got the Lachsvocado rosti, which was really awesome! It's served up on a bed of fried egg, smoked salmon and a generous portion of avocado on a bed of lettuce. It was well worth the $13 for the potion served. I didn't realize it at first, but I guess this is a chain and I generally avoid them. I'd highly recommend checking this place out for a fun spin on typical German fare. They also have a generous selection of drinks as well.

We came right around lunch time in the hopes that we could order from the brunch menu, but alas -…read morewe could only order from the lunch/supper menu. While the decor of the restaurant is cute, and the service is friendly, the food was pretty terrible. While I was hoping to diverge from my vacation diet of brats, steaks, and schnitzel, I wish I hadn't. My two dining partners ordered sandwiches - one got the smoked salmon, the other got the tuna melt, and found their sandwiches to be overwhelming bread, and the filling to only be mediocre. I on the other hand ordered one of their spaghetti dishes and found the consistency very off-putting. While I realize I was in Germany, and not a place that specializes in marina/pasta, I wasn't expecting a plate of mushy noodles and a sauce that tasted like canned tomato sauce. The coffee's weren't notable one way or another.

Immer wieder eine Freude bei Bruno's einen Kaffee zu trinken…read more Super Service, Super Qualität uns immer ein Stück Italienische gute Laune.

The coffee here is usually good, and the snacks are tasty and reasonably priced. The only problems…read moreare:- 1. The service can be a bit hit and miss. Sometimes the standard slips. 2. The seating. Everything is very tightly crammed in so you always feel a bit squished.

Very nice coffee place. I wish I would be visiting during summer as the outside seating looks very…read moreappealing. I enjoyed my coffee and homemade cake. Service was good. I went on Sunday around 2 pm and the place was pretty crowded, I got lucky and find an empty table just when my order was completed. Finding a place to sit may be a bit of a problem. I will be for sure back, when I am visiting Darmstadt next time.

Wilma Wunder is a great German restaurant. It's a German-chain restaurant as they have several…read moreacross the country. This is the main one in Mainz as they do have a second location. Anyway, the service was great and selection of food was awesome. I would go here again. They have a good ambiance in this centrally located restaurant. They also have outdoor seating, but since it was cold, I decided to stay upstairs where it was heated.

Our friend took us here during the week and good thing we did... we hadnt made reservations for the…read moreweekend and it was fully booked! The place was great and it sits in the heart of Mainz overlooking a grand church and what seems to be the main plaza. So, pretty scenic. The food was all great and the coffee and lattes were really really great! Coffee here is very different than in the states, in a really good way. The poached eggs, pancakes, fruit, was all delicious! The water was also very friendly and tried his best accommodating us with English, considering we don't speak German. Unless you visit during the week, please make reservations a week or 2 in advanced!