From the outside we wouldn't know this is an icecream store. We loved the atmosphere here and the…read moreplace is very spacious. The owner was super friendly and fast. He also gave us recommendations on some items on the menu. We loved their traditional breakfast dishes as well.

Having recently moved to Oberursel I needed a good coffee place…read more Cafe Klatsch looked very promising; great location, lovely ambiance, friendly staff... ok food high prices stale cake and really really really dull coffee Germany does so much so well, but why are so many 'Cafes' still serving the lifeless coffee that kept my forefathers awake at their factory jobs. For a pleasant place to sit with an enjoyable hot chocolate, fine, but for decent coffee keep going down the pedestrian zone to the little coffee roastery on the left.

Cafe Chaos is a really cool place to visit in Darmstadt. The decor is a mish mash of odds and ends…read more They have an extensive collection of vending machines, which is quite interesting. The staff is friendly specifically Christoph with the red bun. The menu is extensive and features diner style food. It is really cheap and tastes delicious. I definitely love the homey atmosphere. Definitely will be back. Oh and they serve breakfast all day!

One of the best cafes in Darmstadt. Aimed at your average student, it's not very chic, in fact it's…read morea bit shabby, but it's friendly and the food is varied and generally of a good quality, with generous portions and at a range of prices to suit most pockets. One reason I like it is they serve the Milchkaffee Cafe au lait in a bowl, sometimes there's even a biscuit hidden under the cup. It's little things like that that I love in a cafe. One must eat is the home made waffle with fresh fruit and cream. Another must drink is the Guinness, it's the best I've had in Germany. Oh and if you're into automats there's an automat museum. Just visit the loos there and have a look. Just don't be in too much of a hurry. Speed eating is not a feature here.

Super cute neighborhood spot that loves dogs! My husband now follows them on IG heh. Service was…read morekind as well. Anyway, started with delicious coffees. I got the eggs benedict and my husband got the grilled cheese. Both were amazing. I believe that's all we had there, but it was a lovely breakfast. Definitely recommend.

Great little gem. I had the yogurt with fruit and granola. The portion is very big. I also had an…read moreiced latte and it was delicious. My husband had scrambled eggs with chorizo and he said it was pretty good. The cafe is very cute. Excellent and fast service. No menus in English so we had to use google translator. This place was so good that helped me forget the terrible food we had the night before.

Nice coffee shop, easy-going, cozy atmosphere! ~…read more This place is simply great for coffee-chats with friends, brunching or lunch -- especially when it's sunny outside! The staff is really nice & friendly, the location indeed is a little artsy & the food is lovely prepared. I especially recommend the yoghurt that is served with cereals, nuts, seasonal fruits as well as additional milk! It's just my go-to every time I come here.

I have been coming here since I was a young adult living in Frankfurt. ;) That is over 30 years…read moreago!! Every time I come back home, I make it a point to come to the Cafe Mozart at least once. Old world ambiance (some say dated, I say vintage). The staff is friendly, as long as you have manners. I often see tourists (not profiling, but locals are just different) who are just rude, and the staff claps back. The cakes!! They always have a large variety of cakes, and I always have a hard time picking one. If you are more people, I suggest ordering different ones and sharing until you find your favorite. Don't forget to get a side of Schlagsahne, you won't regret it! The coffee is yummy, and served on cute porcelain with coffee cups, no mugs. I love sitting outside, and even during January, we were able to sit outside. Inside gets pretty full during the lunch hour, as they also serve food. I have never eaten a regular meal here, so I cannot review anything but cake & coffee :). The Cafe is on a small side street off of the Hauptwache. Parking is very limited, I suggest taking the train.

Please disregard the complaints about water- this is because they don't understand they way things…read morework in Germany. Germany does not drink tap water, only bottled, they will only serve you bottled water. It is the way it works- that is their custom. Either still or with gas. Gas water is kept cold, as is soda. Still water is warm. An FYI- if you want Diet Coke it is called light, diet means Coke Zero. We had a wonderful meal with great waitstaff. Schnitzel & pork sausage, potatoes, all served with a green sauce made in house and only found at this restaurant. The sauce is a delight to the senses. It is fresh, herby, citrusy. So very yummy on everything. They do not rush you, they want you to savor your food and relax. Which we did. I am going to miss this restaurant. I wish we had one in America!