If you've got your student ID with you, I'd recommend to try out the studentefrühstück. It's a full…read moreGerman breakfast that won't leave you hungry, and at a great price. Sure, the ambience is like sitting in your Granny's living room, but that's the charm of the place.

This is the place where every visitor to Marburg should spend his/her afternoon tea if s/he wants…read moreto experience the typical German "Kaffee&Kuchen" ("coffee&cake") 4 o'clock meal (between lunch and dinner) with the charme of a 1950's hessian café. The large variety of cake is homemade, you can be sure to find one (or more likely: many) you will like. Don't expect too much of the coffee, but the cake will make it all good. :-) And don't be scared off by the funnily dressed waitresses. That's what they must have looked like in the 1950's too. Bet they never changed the uniform since they opened.

It seems that this place is often very busy. We were lucky that we were able to grab a table…read morebecause the entire place was full. The food is good, but you may have to wait quite a long time. Also if you do not like smoke, it could be a problem because the smoke builds up from the kitchen. Service was extremely friendly, and the food is definitely authentic!

This is my favorite place to eat in town. Very nice ambiente, attention is personal, friendly and…read morecasual. Menu and drinks are carefully chosen and very tasty. Cider is to die for... Even to buy it as a present. The place is small and generally full on weekends so reservation may be required. Although in summer they have tables outside.

I'd love to say that it's the cleanest place with the best fries in town…read more But it isn't. It's the place where you can get your fries/ bratwurst/ burger/ whatever long after everything else is closed. Open till five in the morning, they're quite quick in preparing your food and rather forgiving if you happen to be, ahem, logistically challenged by the time you arrive for your dinner (or breakfast). Sure, the kebap isn't that special, but it isn't a kebap place, it's a frying place. And when it comes to frying stuff, they're among the best places in town. So, if you need to replenish your late night electrolytes, why not try Lepper's. . .

It's been a hot minute since I studied at Uni Philipps, but this place satisfied two essential…read morestudent eating requirements. Open absurdly late munchies and grabbing some food between classes when I was nearby. Their döner isn't exceptional, but their döner box sure as hell is. It's just a heap of french fries and döner fleish with garlic sauce on top. My suggestion to make it the Döner Box of Landgraves is to have them add a bunch of their chili sauce on top too. Drop the mike, pick up the box, and sally forth into night.

Really nice, although it's not as big as the market taking place in another area of Marburg. What…read moremakes it special and worth seeing is the location with the old marketplace and the city hall from medieval times in the old part of marburg.

I recently visited Marburg and had a coffee and bagel here. Being Aussie, I'm quite used to great…read morecoffee and the coffee was quite good without being utterly outstanding; much, much better than the usual chain coffee like Starbucks, not quite as good as Melbourne's boutique coffee makers in Fitzroy. Certainly, the best you will get in Marburg! The bagel was huge, and really tasty, the one I bought was a cheese and egg bagel but I certainly wanted to try some of the others. Staff were also really very nice and were able to understand me despite my mangled Deutsch. When I move to Marburg in a few months, I will most definitely be visiting here again (probably daily....)

Die haben echt alles und sind auch super flexibel, wenn man mal 15min nach ladenschluss kommt 10…read morepunkte. Sowas hat man sonst nur in Berlin.