First thing first : it's no longer a restaurant it's now strictly a cafè - ONLY food is 3 different…read moresandwiches (beetroot, chicken or roast beef ) or a chicken pee salad. No they don't have boards of cheese or sausages or hot food - non zero nada. They are extremely friendly and a nice little delicacy shop, but the prices are clearly high due to placement 20€ for 2 sandwiches and 2x Limonade. The sandwiches was ok, but nothing fancy

Avoid this place. They have hardly invested in anything, and yet they charge more than the…read morerestaurants in the Rathaus square. The food is bland, the service can be rude (particularly when the young man is attending) and the price of the hot drinks higher than average. The toilet is dirty and the toilet seat is broken. They should be ashamed of themselves. I am amazed that some people liked this place.

FANTASTIC! We went here for breakfast on a Sunday. First Plus, the café alread opens at 9:00am -…read moregood for those of us who are rather early birds. Second Plus, the staff is very nice. Third Plus, the café - although relatively small - has a geat ambience. Finally, the food is great and at a more than fair price. If you want to maek sure to get a table, you should make reservations. I will definitely come back.

I ate here a couple of years ago and it was one of the most memorable meals I've had. The ambiance…read morewas fantastic with a great menu. I think I had a gulasch with red kabbage and semmelknoedel. It was a great dinner after running around Weimar all day.

This place is fabulous. Great decor, wonderful food. A great place to go, have lunch and people…read morewatch. It's amazing to think about all the famous people who ate there over the years. Nice wait staff but they can be a little impatient with non German speaker plus you have to be a little aggressive about paying your bill. Location was so great we went back the next day. Don't miss out when you are in Weimar.

sorry but we didn't like it at all. overcrowded. no service. unfriendly staff. too expensive (~4€…read morefor a latte). and our baguette was poorly, far too little cheese and no salad. not satisfied at all.

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.

I forgot to review this last year when I was visiting, but we got lucky finding this place after…read morevisiting the neighboring Rathaus. Needing a place to rest and grab something quick to eat, we chose this place because of the outdoor seating area on a pleasant May afternoon. Everything on the menu sounded delicious and it felt like they were one of those "farm to tables" type of restaurants. I ordered the ginger-orange Bionade. So refreshing, and I don't normally like ginger. I also ordered the coconut and carrot soup, and lamb stew with wild rice. Super delicious, especially the soup. The coconut flavor wasn't overpowering, and the lamb was tender. I can't remember the pricing, but I would say about average. Not cheap, but not very expensive either. Service was extremely courteous (our waitress spoke English relatively well), though the food did take some time to come out. But luckily the weather was nice and there were plenty of other patrons and we got to people/dog watch.