Not usually a fan of German food, but this place was amazing. Highly recommend trying Thuringian…read morepotato dumplings! Service was great- very friendly and accommodating staff. Quite fluent in English, too. Their dessert gelato with local honey is a must on a hot summer day! Hours seem to be different than listed on here- I think they open at 5pm, at least for dinners on weekdays.

They have English menus!! Tasty Thuringian fare w a twist. The kloesse are super yummy as was the…read morered cabbage. Meat and dairy forward - then again that's typical of German food. Prompt service. Pleasant setting.

The original and by far the best Klöße restaurant in Weimar. Do yourself a favor and make a…read morereservation in advance as they aren't a huge footprint and often fill up. The bacon wrapped apricots are delicious, as are the kraut, kohl, Sauerbraten, Goulash, and of course, the dumplings.

The place for German food in Weimar! Recommend making a reservation as it is popular…read more I went for the straightforward Thuringer Bratwurst with a dumpling (glad i had 1 rather than 2, these are filling!) and Sauerkraut. Absolutely as it should be hearty and tasty. Their wheat beer was actually rather good, certainly better than I anticipated, with it not generally be a favourite style of mine. Tapwater was also reluctantly provided in the smallest jug i have ever seen

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.

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.