From the owner: A Taste of Italy in the Heart of Würzburg – with Love and Tradition…read more Welcome to our family-run coffee bar in Würzburg! For generations, we have placed the highest value on quality, warmth, and Italian coffee tradition. Our coffee is freshly roasted in Italy and imported directly to us – for an authentic taste experience, just like in Italy. In addition to aromatic espresso and creamy cappuccino, we offer a selection of freshly baked cakes, lovingly prepared paninis, and light snacks – perfect for a delightful break or a relaxed start to the day. For those who want to enjoy our coffee at home or in the office, we also sell our Italian coffee beans. Plus, as a proud partner of Nivona, we offer high-quality fully automatic coffee machines – ideal for coffee lovers who appreciate both quality and convenience. Our coffee bar is a place to feel at home, where guests are treated like friends. Whether you're a regular or visiting for the first time – we look forward to welcoming you!

Towards to end of the Christmas market. If you come during that time. And if you do come during…read morethat time you need to understand how busy they are. It is sit yourself. It's packed. But we were able to snag a table of someone leaving as we came in. They also have an upstairs and if you're lucky, you'll be able to get a table near the window where you can people watch. We weren't that lucky. We had sauer braten with potato dumpling and red cabbage. It was wonderful and more than enough. The gravy is amazing. You need to go ahead and order a bread to lap up that goodness with. The meat (I believe to be a flank steak) is so tender you can cut it with a fork. Our waitress was supper sweet, patient, friendly and bilingual. But she was so busy. If you thought of something else you wanted, you may not get that opportunity. But I can't fault her.

Cafe Schönborn is OK for when you have been walking about Würzburg and you need to stop for a drink…read moreand a snack (or if it is raining and you need to shelter someplace until the rain stops). But in my opinion, the place is too crowded, too noisy, and everything is overpriced. I get the feeling it's more of a tourist-type place, rather than a place for Würzburgers to habitually hang out. If anybody suggests a meeting in the Cafe Schönborn to me, I try to steer them someplace else. The place is OK but I prefer somewhere with better prices and less noise. Maybe that's just me.