Awesome local cafe/bistro with fantastic service and great breakfast/brunch choices. The atmosphere…read moreis very nuevo coffee shop with great food choices. No English really spoken here and they don't take credit cards only debit cards, but they were very accommodating when we messed this up. Definitely worth a stop for a bite if you have a chance!

Backerei Schnittker is the largest bakery in downtown Wildeshausen. It can seat almost 50,…read morecompared to 20 or 25 in the other bakeries. It's also a cafe, and after the breakfast rush, does a pretty good lunch and afternoon business, mainly sandwiches of cold cuts. I can attest to that, since I had a great lunch there today. My choice was a sandwich that contained ham, cheese, sliced tomato and cucumber, all contained in a bun that was liberally coated with all sorts of thinly sliced seeds and nuts. That was different. Chewy, but that's not a complaint. The coffee was the typical German hearty, rich brew. One cup, no refills, although one cup of this great coffee seemed to be just right for me. (It was a large cup.) My wife was kidding with our server about needing a nice hot cup of Gluwein, a very tasty concoction of wine, rum, and some mysterious spices that appears every Christmas season. And by God, a cup of Gluwein was delivered to our table, along with our coffees and sandwiches. All this for an investment of 9 Euros. I noticed that the staff seemed to be happy with their jobs. Herr Schnittker also owns a grocery store about 30 meters down the street, interestingly. Spend some time here, and your afternoon will glow . . . Especially if you mention Gluwein.

They always have tasty coffee and baked goods. I like their cheese cake and pistachio cake a lot…read more It's pricier than the other cafes but worth it! Taste: Great! Customer service: Friendly. Price: Higher. Music: Cozy. Atmosphere: Super casual. Wifi: Yes. Parking lot: No.... Tip: You can check out furniture at this cafe.

This shoebox of a bakery is extremely well located between Ostmann's Nursery and Lidl market, both…read morevery popular places. Behren-Meyer is a stand-alone business, completely surrounded by paved parking lot. It's set back about 20 meters from the very busy Westring Strasse. Upon entering, the display case dominates, running practically wall-to-wall. Not surprisingly, this little bakery sells all types of baked goods ranging from doughnuts to full loaves of bread and cakes. Naturally, it sells coffee too. But plan to take your coffee and pastry to go, because there is exactly one table inside, with bench seats, which will seat two comfortably, and four in a pinch, literally. Not only are the pastries good here, but there is always a variety of sandwiches from which to choose, such as meat, cheese, tuna, and others, oftentimes with a sliced hardboiled egg between the buns. This is not a place you want to miss while in the area, trust me.

Möchtee is a small storefront but the boba and service are great. They advertise their top 10…read moredrinks on a sign outside. I still went with taro milk, which comes with tapioca as well as taro puree. It's real milk. And it was good. They have a lot of creative flavors, including Oreo and drinks with Yakult. The cashier handed my a punch card without having to ask. You can also pay with card. On a sign, I saw that they offer 50% off two drinks on your birthday. I will definitely be back! The location is convenient to the shopping area in Bremen.

The Jochen Meyer Backerei on Huntestrasse in downtown Wildeshausen is the prototypical, almost…read morefairy-book German bakery. Not only does it feature a stunning selection of baked goods early in the morning, but also very delicious and satisfying handmade sandwiches around lunchtime. The coffee is strong, and distinctly Germanic. My wife and I love visiting this gorgeous little shop whenever we can. Yesterday we enjoyed lunchtime sandwiches and coffees there, for around 11 Euros. My sandwich was layered sliced ham and white cheese, lettuce and a sliced hardboiled egg, all trapped by two astoundingly fresh slices of bread. I found it hard to control my eating to a civilized pace. Simply delicious. One minor note, certainly not a criticism of Meyer Backerei, diners do not get water in a glass. If you want water, you pay for water in a bottle, i.e. Perrier. Coffee is not refilled, it's one cup for the menu price. These are pretty much standard practices in Germany. We will be visiting Meyer again, soon. Like maybe tomorrow.

One of the best attractions of the Bremen Airport (which is a great airport in its own right) is…read moreKamps Backstube. Kamps is the main (and I think the only) bakery within the terminal building. It is always busy ! The pastries are excellent and very fresh. Also offered are a huge selection of cold sandwiches, Prices vary, starting at about 1.50 Euros for the pastries, about 2.50 for the sandwiches. Naturally, they serve that good, rich German coffee (Jacobs) and Coca Cola soft drink products. Incidentally, the deposit on a half-liter bottle of Coke was .25 Euros, or about 30 cents American. Needless to say, the sidewalks are not littered with empty bottles. The very patient counter clerk was amused at my methodically counting out German coins to pay for breakfast. No sense in flying back with them, right? I can't imagine a better airport bakery and snack shop.

I went here on a rainy day in the evening. Soup, which would be perfect, was not available. I came…read morehere on a different day during lunch time and it was available, so perhaps you should come earlier if want more offerings. With that said, the soup was yummy. I forget the name, but it was a hommemade tomatoe suppe with different vegetables inside. AMbience was cozy, a mixture of tables and couches. In addition to being a cafe, I believe the owner makes his/her own liquor. It was a ginger- lemon-honey liquor..like a schnapps. On a cold day, like the evening I came in for the first time, it was the best remedy to warm myself up. The waitress let us try it, complimentary. I regret not buying a bottle to take home. It will be on my mind the next time I visit Bremen.

I wasn't too happy. I don't know if I came on the wrong day but they didn't have anything except…read morefor chocolate cherry cake and toast. I really wanted the croissant and Portuguese cake. :( the coffee was okay.