Good selection of pastry and good customer service. I like here because they opened the earliest…read morein town. As soon as we grabbed some pastries and coffee, we were ready to do walking and sightseeing around the town. Prices are reasonable and they have some sitting area to eat inside and it is clean.

It is an excellent place to relax with a cup of coffee or grab a snack. Stopped by there on Tuesday…read moremorning for a cup of coffee. Service was excellent and food was amazing.

Now i am sitting here and trink a coffee.read more

First time to dine in. Second time to go. Twice in one day. It was that good. One of the best…read moreschneeballs we had in Rothenburg.

Puder Zucker Schneeball €2.50 I tried classic flavor, it was…read morenice quality. A lot of amount for 1 person

Phenomenal Sachertorte! We ordered a slice of delicious Sachertorte, a slice of Mocha-creme, a…read moreNussring, and a Vollkorn cookie. The waitresses were kind and wonderful. This is the place to order a slice of cake and enjoy your afternoon outside drinking coffee.

I'm going to have to give Walter Friedel a 2 star review based on my first experience there. When…read morewe walked in, I was very excited to see the huge selection of desserts on display. We were on a hunt for Schneeballen (not exactly a hard task in Rothenburg ob der Tauber). The reason we chose Walter Friedel was because they had a very large assortment of Schneeballen compared to some of the other bakeries in town. The shopkeeper gave us an overview of the different Schneeballen. She showed us a few flavors which she said contained delicious creamy or chocolate fillings. They had 2 different sizes of Schneeballen... small and large. It was only possible to get the delicious filling if you ordered a large Scneeball, however. I was sold on the promise of the delicious chocolate filling, so I ordered a large Nougat Scneeball with chocolate filling. My counterparts went with the small sized dark chocolate with nuts. We also ordered a hot chocolate, but were informed that we needed to order the hot chocolate upstairs. We went upstairs and waited for our schneeballen to arrive. It took quite awhile for anyone to appear in the empty upstairs area so that we could order our hot chocolate. I found out later that she was too interested in reading her book in the back corner to be bothered with paying customers. We eventually ordered our hot chocolate and received our Schneeballen. They looked delicious! I started eating the large sphere, very much looking forward to discovering the chocolatey filling. I ate and ate and ate... I was getting a little concerned when I reached what I perceived to be halfway and had not yet had an encounter with filling. I thought that maybe... just maybe, this schneeball had been filled unevenly and that hopefully the filling was taking up a large portion of the second half of my schneeball. Well, I dug into the orb a bit more and was extremely disappointed to find no filling whatsover... and found myself wishing I had ordered a small sized scheeball, since the large ones didn't have filling anyways. I mentioned to the shopkeeper that my schneeball had a lack of filling... thinking that maybe they forgot to fill that one. She then claimed that it is possible that some of the chocolate coating could drip into some of the cracks of the scheeball and that's what she considered filling. Very strange... since chocolate coating can also drip into the cracks of the small schneeballen. However, we were told that only three of the large and none of the small schneeballen contain filling. Anyways, I would not order another large schneeballen from that establishment. I am guessing that my amount of stars may increase if I visit Walter Friedel at a later date... based on the amazing looks of most of the desserts there, they are bound to have something tasty!

We showed up looking to try Schneeballen as they were closing. The owner was getting into her car…read moreafter shutting down and noticed us at the front. She got out of her car and went out of her way to open the store back up just so we could try the iconic local desert before we left Rothenburg. She also when tour of her way to tell us about all the different flavors and which ones were allergen free. The pastry was delicious and she makes a large variety of flavors. Would highly recommend giving them a try. On top of this the store is in a great location right near the main square and close to some of the best views in Rothenburg. Definitely something you cannot miss when visiting.

Took a while to find the Schneebälle/Snowball dessert place we went to. This one is right by the…read moreMarktplatz/town center so it's pretty easy to find. Just a small hut with a friendly English speaking woman inside. A lot more people were at Diller. I found the variation here to be a little dry though the Nougat one was by far the best of the two/3 types we had. The chocolate one and nut ones were OK. I found the cinnamon one to be super duper dry. 2.4

Metzgerei Erich Trumph in Rothenburg ob der Tauber is a little slice of heaven! I LOVED their…read morebratwurst on a Brötchen with mustard. Perfectly juicy and packed with flavor. Plus, they have Mezzo Mix, which made lunch even better. I cannot wait to go back this October and November. I will be there every single day for lunch. Delicious!

Due to on-going COVID restrictions this was one of the only few possible places open for business…read morein the old town of Rothenburg o. d. T. with some to-go food when we visited in December 2020. I didn't have any issues with the service provided. They were allowing only one customer at a time in this small shop, so when it came to my turn I was able to be served rather quickly. For to-go items, they only had a few "hot" food available--leberkäse, bratwursts, etc. Compared to what I'm used to, the slice of leberkäse was rather thin...only about 1/4 in. rather than usual 1/2 to 3/4 in. Brats were rather cold--a telltale sign of them sitting there for a while. On the contrary, brotchen/buns on which meats were on were pretty good--crunchy outside and soft inside--just the way I like them. At a glance it looked they offered a very wide variety of sausages available in this shop, but we didn't try or buy anything...this time.

We went there to try the famous Schneeballen of the city. I am glad that I got one to share with my…read morefriend because they are huge. It is a must try but there are better pastries out there.

Well the cookie ball thing looking interesting .. I thought they would be really yummy and it was a…read morehuge let down. I like trying new things and those cookie balls .. I got the chocolate covered with chocolate inside .. what it was.. it was like stripes of dry pie crust .. couldn't tell there was any chocolate inside and the chocolate outside had no flavor.

Came to grab some snacks and coffee! As pretty much tourists are the only people visiting this…read moreestablishment, it is mind blowing that menu is only in German. After asking waiter on cake choices, he simply explained, vanilla, chocolate you know regular cakes! What a profound answer. But that's German customer service at its best. Anyway Schneeballen or fried dough stuck together in a ball is their local specialty. So I opted to try that. Frankly-it is nothing to brag about. Tastes like Chinese fortune cookie, with some added powdered sugar or chocolate. Overall, I cannot say that Cafe Uhl is not cute, but that's about it....as it is all downhill from there!

Stopped here on our day trip to Rothenburg Ob Dee Tauber for breakfast…read more The staff was not rude while they were not overly friendly either. We got the combo meal that came with scrambled eggs, 3 sausage, a "salad" and bread roll. The eggs were rubbery, the bread roll was hard and the "salad" if it can be called that came with 1 piece of lettuce, 1 slice of cucumber and 1 quarter of a tomato. 2 Stars The only redeeming quality of this breakfast was the sausage which was very tasty. 4 Stars If I were staying in this town I would not return for breakfast.