We had a lovely visit here this Saturday. It was the market day. The weight staff was attentive…read more The ambience was great. It was a market day so a lot of people were out and about. It was a nice place to enjoy a brunch and people watching. The food was fresh organic and very delicious.

Delicious and very quaint!! Loved the food and atmosphere, and will happily come back again next…read moretime we're in Mainz!

Very cozy coffee shop. I really liked the patio seating by the fountain outside but the inside has…read morecomfy chairs and pillows. They can do table service if you dine in but you can also just order and pay at the counter. It seems very popular with the hipster crowd but based on my experience it can be a welcoming place for anyone. The two baristas were both cheerful and patient with my not-good German. The menu is very vegan friendly - there are vegan options for sandwiches and baked goods, and there's oat milk for drinks. I got a Blumenkohl panini, a Mandelkuchen, and a Chai Latte. I was a fan of the panini, the smashed cauliflower in was actually very flavourful with curry-esque spices. No complaints on the latte. The Mandelkuchen fell short of my expectations, I thought it was on the dry side, although the strong almond flavour was nice. If I had been able to see a cross section of this before I ordered, I would've gotten something else - the cake hadn't been cut into yet when I ordered. The other cake slices looked better. Everything is priced reasonably - my total was about €14. It's the kind of place I'd probably go to all the time if I lived here.

Well, after missing out on some breakfast in Frankfurt I was half expecting to find something here…read morein Mainz to have something, however the problem was that I was having a lot of trouble finding some place to each. I had already marked this place off as a place to grab something to eat, however it quickly turned out that they don't do breakfast - it is basically a coffee shop that has some cakes but that is about it. The other problem is that it is located on the fringes of the city. Still, it is a nice cafe, and there is a really cool church nearby as well. Oh, and the staff, and coffee, were nice as well.

Beautiful cafe serving outstanding coffee, cakes, breakfast and more. Staying in business since…read more1859, Maldaner must be doing something right. The coffee here is finally a fresh, properly extracted roast unlike most German bakeries that use the automated machines. The cakes are light airy and fresh. Inside, the decorations are beautiful. It has a classic romantic feel. Service was attentive and friendly. Recommend an early table outside before it gets busy later in the day.

Cafe Maldaner is a beautiful cafe that makes you feel like you've stepped back in time! The…read moreselection of treats is enticing from your first step into the cafe, but as you walk through the restaurant you're warmly welcomed into (allegedly) the only traditional Viennese cafe in Germany. We ordered the Maldaner breakfast, which includes a standard selection of meats, cheeses, bread and vegetables but is elevated by made to order eggs and fresh orange juice. The staff is friendly and attentive and even waited to bring our espresso until we returned from the restroom to make sure it was hot when it was served! This is a lovely spot for groups or an intimate brunch and I am looking forward to returning!

I was invited to eat at this restaurant many times, so I am confident in saying that if you eat…read morehere, then you will be stuffed with amazing food. The highlights of this place are definitely the generous portion sizes. Whether it be french toast you desire or an omelette, you will receive what you want and THEN some! Everything was cooked to perfection, and I will sincerely miss the bold flavors of each meal I had, my most favorite one being the blueberry crepe with vanilla sauce. That crepe was the first one I ever had in my life, and it set the bar very high for future ones. Is the food good enough to sit and relax at the table though? Well...I would suggest to order takeaway, but then that would add on to the long wait time on top of the already long time you'd normally sit through if you just stayed put. Du & Ich is very popular, and with that popularity comes some downsides, including waiting over a half hour for one plate of food. It doesn't matter what you get, every time I attended this place, I have waited a significantly long time for my food. It can feel stressful, especially if you were like me and went out to eat with peers that you weren't so close with yet, so you're awkwardly playing on your phone listening to everyone else talk around you. This is even worse when you're a foreigner who doesn't speak German, so you can't even listen in on any hot gossip. Since I touched on the topic of speaking, I will say that the waiters I had spoke decent English. They were very kind to me, and didn't appear judgmental over me being a foreigner- as I had feared. So, I did feel bad when I got frustrated over the long wait. Their restaurant is usually packed with customers, so if you want a taste of their food without the anger of having to wait so long, best option is to occupy your time with some good friends, videos on your phone, or read a book. So again, is the food from Du & Ich good enough to sit and relax at their table? I'd say yes, but please bear with them as they are taking their time for a reason. They have lots of fans in their establishment, and I'm sure you'd become one too once you have a bite of their large, freshly-made dishes.

I tried this restaurant 3 separate occasions and it was reliably delicious! The service was good…read morebut unpredictable speed. The atmosphere and decor was modern, cozy, chic, and comfortable. I enjoyed every food item I had here and the cappuccinos were so good. I highly recommend and would go again if ever back in Wiesbaden. There are not a tong of real American breakfast options but this place nails it!! Brunch so hard!

The first time we saw this restaurant by the Gutenberg Museum, we thought it looks like a pricy,…read moretouristy place. But some of our friends tried it and highly recommended it, so we went for lunch to try it out. This place seems to be busy at any time of the day, and it's easy to see why. The place is modern and comfortable, on one wall there are lots of head silhouette... wonder if there is any significance who these people are? Menu is in German, and we find the price is slightly high, but not unreasonable, and the food quality is definitely top notch! They have the ubiquitous schnitzel, pretzel, sausages as well as other traditional dishes, but also have things like coconut curry soup and tempura, and vegan items. When we went there, asparagus was in season, so they had a special asparagus menu, listing about 10 dishes featuring asparagus: asparagus soup, asparagus risotto, asparagus tempura, coconut asparagus panna cotta... We were glad because, just outside the restaurant, there is this huge farmers market, stalls after stalls selling big fat green and white asparagus, but as tourists staying at a hotel we have no way to cook them. Now finally a chance to try the fresh asparagus. I asked my German friends, "You buy the asparagus at the market and cook them home?" "Ja!" "And you order them at restaurants too?" "Oh yes, we eat them several days a week. Because the season is very short." So what happen when the season is over? "We have to wait till next year." "They don't have them at supermarkets?" "No, because then they are not fresh they are no good!" Needless to say, we had the best asparagus of our lives, after which, we just don't bother with American asparagus anymore...

I had a great breakfast here at lunch time. This cute little cafe is right next to the Gutenberg…read moreMuseum which was my destination. There is no menu in English but you can muddle through, I know you can. I had a lovely plate of cheese, meat, jelly, a hard-boiled egg, and some decorative fruit with a generous basket of bread. There was a liver wurst option on the menu that I substituted with cheese. There was a goat cheese on this plate that was really great. I ate little bites on bread and also had a chai latte. There is a cozy eating area in the back where you can sit and eat on comfy chairs with a coffee table. They also have books and magazines to read. How cool! The service was exceptional and lunch here was about $10-- you can't beat that especially for the quality and quantity of food. Thank you, Hintz and Kuntz for a lovely stop in Mainz.

The food, service and ambiance were very good. A good variety of breakfast dishes that included…read morecultural dishes. The servers were very friendly and kept on top of their duties.

The quality of food the professionalism of the staff and great ambiance are a reason I come back…read more The menu changes and they have delicious specials that are always well crafted. Enjoy!!

Service was fine. I liked the strawberry tart and the ham basket(?) The hot chocolate was good, not…read moresuper sweet and very chocolatey. Croissant was very buttery and flaky.

The smell in here is so decadent and lovely. They are fantastic with our children and even have an…read moreEnglish menu online. I have yet to have anything here I would not recommend.

First the service was fantastic. We met our charming waiter (black curly hair- his name escapes me)…read morehe was so nice and gave us a little history about the 140 year old building / restaurant- which by the way is cozy and gorgeous!! Now the food ... spectacular. I had the pasta which was so yummy, fresh and delish. The pasta was perfectly homemade and al dente. The cocktails were handcrafted by our waiter and were also delish! So yummy and refreshing. Love love loved this place - attached to the AC Marriott. Go!!

Exceeded my expectations today. I enjoyed the 12 euro Dreierlei (three tiny appetizers) and 23 euro…read morepork belly with mashed potatoes and things. They also have all kinds of US beef steak. Right across from Mainz train station, adjacent to AC Hotel by Marriott. But reservation needed most likely.

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!