They have free wi-fi (password at the bar), serve draught Köstritzer dark beer, and König Pilsener…read more- It's OK for a drink directly before departure (train, bus).

Went there twice already with my girlfriend. Outstanding food in great atmosphere!…read moreVery friendly staff! We were absolutely delighted! Will be there soon! Cheers, Moose79

Very impolite server as we entered the restaurant told us that they were not taking anymore…read morecustomers because she was the only server. There were clearly several empty tables available to sit. Keep in mind this was at 1pm on a Tuesday. If your going to turn people away at 1pm then maybe the opening hours should be changed at your restaurant... Really unfortunate that this experience has ruined our chance of every trying koko sushi again. We can and will not recommend a restaurant with this kind of service to anyone.

This is a beautiful, cozy cafe in Erfurt that serves Flammkuchen, German dishes, breakfast, and…read morenice desserts. The bacon onion flammkuchen was flavorful, light, and wonderful. I also got the pork neck with fried potatoes and salad - the portions are massive, hearty, and delicious. We also got the cherry meringue cake for dessert but it was a bit too sweet for me. The staff were a bit aloof af first, but were polite :)

I was here 5 years ago - pre Qype, and it was with trepidation that I revisited it. What if it had…read moreclosed? What if it had changed hands? What if it was shut for Easter? I needn't have worried, it was exactly where I left it, but a bit bigger than I remembered. We popped in for an afternoon coffee and cake to start with, and it was as expected - excellent. I had a cappuccino and a walnut tart, which was a bit like walnut/treacle tart - delicious. Hubby had apple cake with the mother and father of hot chocolates - imagine - a dark chocolate drink infused with muscat, ginger and cinnamon - after he recovered his socks, he had a big grin on his face. We went back this morning for breakfast, and I stuck to the excellent croissant, with butter and home-made confit (you can't call it jam), with freshly squeezed orange juice, and followed by a fresh fruit salad. Hubby had the bread basket (home-made bread). We snaffled a couple of pieces of the walnut/treacle tarty thing, which is at this moment sitting in our fridge calling to me. Sometimes I wish I lived in Erfurt, but, waistlines considered, it's probably just as well I don't.