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.

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 ended up here after a repulsive experience at Xiang China Restaurant off of Voltstrasse. I was…read morecraving Asian, then was turned off by Asian, and then ended up here anyways for its cheap prices and good reviews on Yelp. Not to mention, it was Unity day here in Germany and one of the only places open! I contemplated over the Nasi Goreng (wasn't sure what 'curry' meant beside ingredients and HATE generic curry powders that they offer here in Europe), but chose the shrimp fried rice instead. Probably not the most exciting of dishes, but I just wanted something greasy and cheap that would sit poorly on my body. My boyfriend ordered some fried noodles. The guy making it seemed annoyed we were there which I found ridiculous (c'mon customer service in Germany- customers are the reason you are even in business!), but the food smelled delicious so I put on a happy face. We took the food to go and made it a ways away to our tram stop to head home. We missed the first tram and decided to start eating at the tram stop. There was no soy sauce in the bag, but there was some chili paste stuff. I opened up my shrimp fried rice and it was so pale that I knew I was in for trouble. The taste was good but dannnnggg this stuff needed salt or soy sauce in a desperate way. I actually couldn't even eat it. My boyfriend had the same issue. They were such flavorless dishes. Once we got home, we dumped insane amounts of soy sauce on the stuff and it was pretty decent at this point. It hit the spot just like we needed. I am giving this three stars despite extreme disappointment because had their been some soy sauce in the bag, it would have solved the problem right away. It was just a major inconvenience and the food got a bit cold in the process. But I would definitely go back here and try something else on the menu! :)

Bistro Hong Kong is a hidden gem. No bigger than a shoe box, this little restaurant is a HUGE find!…read moreThe restaurant can seat 12 comfortably but don't expect ambience or a cozy atmosphere, as their focus is on the product. It has a window open to the street for those who are picking up their meal to-go. The beef with black bean is to die for! #47. BTW our bill was 11.50... total.

Great coffee and pastries! A very friendly and patient staff…read more The chocolate and vanilla croissants were incredible.

The name got our attention on the way to the train station, but the coffee stole my heart. It was…read moreso yummy! Hubby and I shared a chia seed pastry - the chia filling was encased in a buttery shortbread and was good also. We sat outside and enjoyed the sights and morning bustle.

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.