Ambiance: 5/5 Super cute cafe/ diner vibes inside. There's…read moretables and also bar-like areas along the windows to sit at. Service: 5/5 Everyone is welcoming and friendly. They gave out some hot drinks for those waiting in line outside in the cold. Food: 5/5 I got the banana pudding matcha and chili eggs on toast. So good! You can taste how fresh everything was. Would definitely come back i the future to try other items.

When a Manager Becomes the Reason to Leave a Restaurant!…read more Our visit to Sunny Side Up was unfortunately one of the most unpleasant restaurant experiences we have had in a long time. We stopped by for breakfast before leaving Frankfurt and had already placed our order. I was carrying a paper bag containing a muffin from another shop. The muffin remained in the bag under the table the entire time. I neither ate it nor took it out of the bag. A young man who introduced himself as the manager then approached our table. Instead of addressing the situation politely, professionally, and discreetly, he loudly confronted me in front of other guests in an inappropriate manner. His attitude was aggressive, condescending, and disrespectful. Of course, a restaurant has every right to set rules regarding outside food. No one was questioning that. What was completely unacceptable, however, was the way he chose to treat paying customers. When I explained that I was not eating the muffin and expressed my concern about his behavior, he showed no interest whatsoever in resolving the situation constructively. On the contrary, when I said that we would rather leave under those circumstances, he essentially told us to go ahead. So we left the restaurant, leaving our already served coffee behind. In my opinion, anyone who treats guests in this manner is not suited for a customer-facing role, let alone a management position. Hospitality is not merely about enforcing rules; it is about treating people with respect, tact, and basic decency. His behavior reflected the exact opposite. What I find particularly troubling is that this kind of conduct increasingly seems to be regarded as normal. It feels like a reflection of a broader societal decline in courtesy, respect, and common decency. This is simply not how customers should be treated. The name "Sunny Side Up" appears to aim for an American-style breakfast culture built on friendliness, openness, and good service. Unfortunately, it remains little more than a façade. While the restaurant attempts to imitate an American concept, it fails at the very thing that defines it: friendly, professional, customer-oriented service! We left the restaurant disappointed and upset. Based on this experience, we will not be returning and unfortunately cannot recommend Sunny Side Up.

Really really cool, Turkish place!…read more Sooooo can I say that this is "authentic Turkish"? I'm afraid I don't know much about that... However, I tend to say a big, big, YES. Why? Let me tell you! 1. The menu: I think I understand 1/3rd of it. Not because my German is that bad, it's because I don't speak Turkish and let me tell you. If the menu is in the "native" language of that business, me thinks it's a good sign. 2. The customers: All. Turkish. People. And I bet they know where to go for their Heimat cuisine. 3. Turkish signs everywhere.... Just sayin'. The food? Fantastic! Fried eggs with sucuk (spicy Turkish sausage) seriously awesome for breakfast. You get your proteines and a 'kick' from the sausage. If that didn't wake you up: order the Turkish moccha. Be careful! It's suuuuuperstrong coffee! If you're not used to coffee drinking much, please be careful. You'll be a bouncy ball all day. They open early in the morning (07.30), so if you need a coffee to go or an early breakfast? It's a place for you to try out! Go wild! Be daring! Go Turkish!

I knew part of what I was going to order because back at the hostel when I was playing with my Yelp…read moreApp, Simit Sarayi popped in front of me as a suggestion. Thank You! And Yes Mr./Madam App. That Turkish Mocha was shining in my face that morning, dark and strong. It's early and in the morning a strong Joe or it's derivative is what I want. I liked Simit Sarayi the second I stepped in the door based on the decor of light wood and bright yet faded lighting. When I saw all the shiny/light brown pastries and deserts the part of my brain that knows flaky /chewy/baked goods is coming kicked in and started creating a tiny bit of a salivating and a slight involuntary grin out of my morning dullness. Now to choose, especially since these flat circle sandwiches with cheese inside just came out or one that was already sitting there. And the Schokolade brownies also looked good. I chose by appearance in texture and got a Pogaca (Hackfleisch). I think I liked the Pogaca a little more than I liked the Turkish Mocha, maybe I am too used to American/Columbian style coffee. The Turkish Mocha was a bit sour. It was bold but not as strong as in appearance or assumption. No milk, no sugar is the way I go sometimes and this is one of those cases. It came in a little cup: cappuccino style and the bottom half was the left over sand from the grind, not edible. Good in flavor and aroma (medium) but it's like a shot of sour, semi-bold, semi-hot, shot of wake-up. The Pogaca was soft but not too soft as in cake like softness, a lightly dense, chewy, a tad of airiness and seems like the right amount of butter incorporated in. With the Hackfleisch, it add a nice tasty touch, ground turkey meat (tasted like it)? There's seating in front and quieter in back. +Excellent Free Wifi

I'm a big fan of cozy cafés.. Which Frankfurt is not lacking. This one is located near the…read moreFrankfurt University of Applied Sciences, so there were a lot of students studying there when I went in the afternoon, which was cool. I was happy to find out that they have a different bagel every day - but I didn't have any this time. Instead I had a very good lactose-free latte macchiato, with a delicious slice of banana bread. Coupled with the beautiful interior design, I had an overall positive experience. Will be back!

Surprisingly delicious bagels and the coffee was decent... if you're looking for a great breakfast…read morebagel or sandwich definitely stop in the coffee is decent and nothing to rave about... the inside is very cozy and very quiet

This place had awesome food I got 2 pizzas and they were amazing and the price was very affordable…read morethey also understood English!

I had high hopes when I saw all the variety in the display windows. There was also a decent line…read moreto get the goods, so I figured that was a good sign too. I ordered a butter pretzel, Gouda pretzel and apple danish. The pretzels were nice and soft. Butter was the best of the two, as the Gouda surprisingly didn't add much to it. Strudel was ok: not many bits of apple to be found. Overall: probably not with the carbs and calories but when you're connecting at the airport, it'll do.

We were out for the weekend and rushing back to the bus terminal so stop by. The coffee wasn't the…read moreBest Buy it came all the way from africa "Uganda"

A standard selection of coffee and pastries. My family and I came here every morning for a good cup…read moreof coffee while we stayed at the Westin down the street! It's nice to have a quick trip to a hot latte when it's pouring down rain

Disclaimer--- I am giving this coffee shop 3.5 stars. However, I decided to give them 4 stars on…read moreYelp in order to round up and in order to boost their star rating. This coffee shop sells ice cream, coffee specialities and little snacks. I ordered their caramel frap. The coffee itself is not bitter and there is no sign of any burnt taste. However, I was expecting a much more sweeter and frosty drink. This frap was watered down with all the crushed/ blended ice. I am more used to a creamy frap than a icy one. I would of also appreciated more caramel drizzle. The store itself is peaceful and quiet. They also offer an outdoor seating are good for those sunny days.

This is possibly the best alternative to Subway that I know of. They offer a wide variety of fast…read morefoods, but also some lunch menus and if I remember correct pasta. You can even buy the good old British triangular sandwiches in a box. Here how it goes: You get to choose the bread and the things you want on it. You can also order a wrap which is absolutely fantastic. And you should really take a desert (chocolate brownie). Tip: from the triangular sandwiches try the tune fish; and from the wraps try the Chicken Tikka

My favorite Sandwich shop and great daily specials. Friendly staff. Only problem: they want you out…read morerather quickly during peak lunch hours. And the high stools are impossible to get comfortable on. Especially impossible for my 86 year old momster.

Chaotically run American Donut chain. I've never understood…read morewhy certain American chains come to Germany and some don't. Like why Dunkin Donuts but no Taco Hell? I just don't get the logic. IIRC there's been a DD in Berlin for quite some time. But the one in Fft is still new i.e. still something of a novelty so people plow in there like crazy. They seem to be so overwhelmed they can't instruct people how to form a line. Or maybe it's their policy and marketing ploy to create a chaotic situation. The kids running it are literally just throwing your EUR10 box of average quality donuts at you. Anyway, it's Dunkin Donuts. Nothing really special (and no cinnamon twists), and it's badly run, crowded, and the tables are dirty to boot.

Donuts are so good not much seating. Top tip,their are check…read moreout's both sides & every stands on one side, so walk round to other side. P.s strong coffee !!!

Eeh. Not good. Nice location, nice people. Nice spot to sit. Was thinking it would be a nice…read morerelaxing spot to drink some coffee and read. But, the coffee unfortunately didn't taste. I had a sandwich with a Kürbis bagel that might as well have been white bread. It had egg and cream cheese but the eggs were a dried out saucer without any flavor. The Frisch Käse tasted cheap somehow. Also, the most unfortunate thing, they were playing really loud and unfortunately really bad music. (Think "My Heart Will Go On" from Titanic except it's not Celine Dion and "Everything I Do, I Do For You" by Bryan Adams except it's not Bryan Adams) Unfortunately it was so loud I had to risk my own ear drums by blasting my own music in my headphones to drown it out. Not relaxing. We also had a pancake. One small one. It was completely dry and came without butter and a tiny teaspoon of syrup that didn't even come close to coating the thing. :-/ It just was not good. I would never expect gourmet but I would not do it again.