Great place! The owner Michael was incredibly helpful and friendly. He lived in NYC for several…read moreyears so his English is great. We wanted to stick to local cheese and he had us sample a bunch. He also picked out a wine to match. We are traveling to Switzerland next and he even gave us some helpful hints about that. Enjoyed my visit tremendously!

My first time back after a number of years…read more What drew me back to this specific Cafesito is the wall of The New Yorker magazine covers. The cover art lends a very inviting international literary culture. I could sit here for hours, especially in the little seating cove I found. Any port in a storm will due, but this would be my choice if there even was no storm. Great service and music choice.

The double espresso macchiato was good as was the mango smoothie…read more The jalapeño bagel my wife had was surprisingly good. The consistency of the bagel was actually bagel-like. The bagel wasn't just a round piece of bread with a hole in it. And the jalapeño cream cheese was actually spicy! The interior of the place reminded me of cafés I would frequent in high school and college, except all the text and language being spoken was German, similar brown walls and menus with colored chalk. Felt like a homecoming for me. Seating is quite limited, or intimate if you want to out a positive spin on it. Not sure if they have wifi. I think they do as I saw a guy with an iPad. And for you single guys out there, the male to female ration seems quite favorable!

This place is perfect! The gelato is amazing. The service is fantastic as they speak many languages…read moremaking easy to order flavors. Definitely recommend it. We were traveling from Miami, Fl and we have traveled a lot but this is simply a good gelato in Lindau Germany

Great butcher/deli with lots of helpful staff and a wide selection. Cool offerings like venison…read moreand wild boar salami. They also have a cheese selection and a variety of high-end produce. Not sure if they make sandwiches but they have prepared foods you can eat onsite in the dining area.

We walked up on this small coffee shop and bakery looking for a Latte Machiatto early on a cold…read moreSunday Morning. Not much is open in Arbon at that time. We were pleasantly surprised by the delicious coffee and array of baked goods we had never seen before. By this time in our trip, we were accustomed to the highly developed baking game in this area of Europe. We tried a couple of items and found them characteristically sweet an refined. New to us was the table reservation in a coffee shop. In the US tables are always first-come-first-served in a small cafe like this. Several tables were unoccupied, but had "reserved" signs on them. We asked and all had been reserved somehow. We chose to sit outside on seats that had furry pads on them, which were amazingly warming. We were quite comfortable, enjoying the warming effect of the drinks and the chairs in the chilly lake air. This place seemed like a chain, but I'm not certain. Would definitely recommend and repeat if we are in Arbon again!

This nice little Italian café is one of the rare places in Konstanz which is not overcrowded with…read moretourists. It's located near Staad Harbour and is easy to reach by public transport. It offers Italian ice-cream as well as pasta and sandwiches. The business is family-run and has friendly service. Check it out!

Nice café situated in a historical backyard. The selection of drinks and food isn't very large, but…read moreit's perfect for a quiet coffee break in town.