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 stopped in early on a weekday morning for a cup of coffee and a pastry - service was friendly and…read morefast, my flat white was fantastic (one of the best ones I've had in the past year), and my pastel de nata was delicious. Bunca doesn't have wifi, but they do have a lovely sitting area in the back that wasn't too crowded when I was there. I considered buying coffee beans in my way out, but by then, a line had formed out the door! From my brief experience, Bunca's popularity is totally deserved!

Bunca is definitely a great little cafe in Frankfurt's Willy Brandt Platz area. I have never had…read morethe chance to sit inside as it is crowded (good for them!) and I am usually on the run, but I can say that they offer great customer service for to-go customers and even gave my dog some water when he was suffering from the heat outside. I got a flat white here and it came in one of the most beautiful cups I have ever seen. It kind of made my day (that and the great taste of the coffee). My only complaint about this place is its lack of wifi. I understand why cafes often do this, but as a person who works from cafes, it is difficult for me to settle in and visit cafes without wifi frequently. In an area like WBP though, it is probably best to not offer wifi as they can keep business and seats turning over more frequently. Nevertheless, I will be back here often every time I am in the area. They take pride in their coffee and customer service and places like this are not easy to come by.

Delicious atmosphere and beverage. Service was good. We sat in fun stair area with pillows and did…read morenot get breakfast but it looked scrum.

The most balanced espresso drink I have had the pleasure of sipping on the continent. Not only is…read morethe product stellar, but the shop surrounding the espresso machine of great delight is so cute and cosy even the Danes would have no choice but to brand it 'hygge'. Beware trying to find a seat on an overcast afternoon indoors as there are few seats and fewer tables. The weather was unseasonably warm on our visit, so we trucked ourselves out front and watched the passersby, cars and U-Bahn make their way down the road. The owners, perhaps a Frau and Mann team by the look of it, are both friendly and welcoming. And, seriously, in a space this small, if the vibe weren't bueno, then you'd not want to stay. This would probably explain why the place was wall-to-wall customers on our visit.

Although a location on densely-packed Grosse Bockenheimer Stasse all but guarantees L'Art Sucré an…read moreenviable amount of foot traffic the Bakery itself makes no promises of quality thanks to staff who, in perfect English, are willing to state "I'm not here to please anyone" when seating is requested to enjoy a few Pastries nearly an hour prior to closing. Owned by Florian and Sandra Koller, a focus on traditional French Chocolates, Tarts and Cookies setting their Patisserie apart from other spots in Frankfurt, it was expectedly finding options somewhat picked over that two guests entered at 18h10, posted hours from 10h00 to 19h00 duly noted but staff rudely refusing two chairs upstairs before abruptly continuing "and we're cash only." Admittedly put off by such attitude, the young man with tan skin unapologetically adding a comment about how Espresso machines had already been turned off even though no one had asked for Coffee, it was nonetheless for the sake of having taken the time to visit that Dessert was taken to standing-tables nearby, a one-bite Cookie featuring Figs and Nuts quite good while L'Art Sucré's Pithivier had clearly suffered from a day on the counter with all but the very top layer lacking in terms of crispness. Never passing on Tart Tatin, the last one available also L'Art Sucré's final sale of the day as no other patrons entered prior to closing, the Pie leaves no doubt of the Koller's talents as everything from Cream to Crust was beautiful, and had the clerk not been so rude there's a good chance another visit would have been made later in the week to taste additional items.

Spirit of Paris in Frankfurt! So first really good coffee, second really yummy macarons - for my…read moreopinion they taste even better than laduree and third delish pastry too! Go there and treat yourself.

This place got great reviews so we went. Not worth it at all. The coffee is weak. Food is ok…read more Prices are high. Unclear how the ratings were given?

One of the best hot chocolates in town! Great varieties for hot chocolates, not too sweet and…read moredefinitely worth visiting! Cakes are delicious as well! The strong coffee goes great with all kinds of cakes and sweets! Not too many sittings, but cosy.

It's not apparent which coffee blends of the 20-30 available to take away in bean form or ground on…read moredemand is being brewed in-house (as well as to go), but at least it doesn't offend my simple palate in the least. When it comes to cakes however, I am harder to please. That is what makes this place a dangerous place to have close by: they are delicious and varied. As far as I'm concerned the bakeries in the area can stop selling cakes. They do breakfast apparently. Also, paninis are on the menu, as well as croissants. The range of products for afternoon coffee at home is rounded off with various cookies, shorts reads, chocolates and such. The very small tables in this small place are ideal for one or two people. Three might squeeze, larger groups will have to join tables or sit outside at the larger tables. You order at the counter, then sit and wait for your order. At the end return to the counter to pay. One star deducted because the staff consistently lags behind in cleaning the tables for the next patron.

My sister has been raving about Zeit für Brot and their famous cinnamon rolls and so we decided to…read morestop by for a quick bite to eat and a coffee when visiting Frankfurt. Seating inside is limited, with a tiered bench setup and a some tables but there is plenty of outdoor seating. The bakery was buzzing with customers when we arrived. Not surprising - the selections are amazing. I opted for a sandwich with was absolutely delish!

This café is about a 10-minute walk from Frankfurt's main station, Hauptwache…read more It's a cinnamon roll-focused shop with several different varieties to choose from. They also offer a full café menu, making it a great place to relax and spend some quiet time. Seating is limited but comfortable: four tables that seat four people each, plus around six counter seats. English is spoken, and credit cards are accepted, which is always convenient. I highly recommend the apple and walnut cinnamon roll -- it's generously filled all the way through and absolutely delicious. I also noticed a few people working on their laptops, which adds to the relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. An excellent café overall.