A very good bakery with good service and many interesting cakes and pies on offer. In particular,…read morethe bakery features Rainbow Cake! It's possibly the only place around for this special cake. It was delicious with soft, moist cake and creamy cream cheese icing. There are some tables inside to eat there or it's possible to take away. Highly recommended!

Very disappointing experience. I ordered a strawberry shortcake, but instead of fresh strawberries…read moreit was decorated with unattractive chocolate images, even though other strawberry shortcakes had real strawberries. The disclaimer that the cake may differ from the photo does not justify replacing fresh fruit with a cheaper alternative. Fresh strawberries are more expensive and feel more premium -- otherwise I could have just bought a frozen cake. The writing on the cake was sloppy and uneven. On top of that, the bottom of the cake box was dirty, and I ended up getting chocolate on my trench coat while carrying it. Poor quality, poor attention to detail, and careless packaging.

A small streetside cafe featuring typical coffee drinks and quick bites to eat. The interior is…read moresmall, with seating for about 20-30 people, maybe. There's more seating outdoors, but it wasn't gonna happen on this wet fall day. The various fares look delicious and I opted for an egg sandwich on a roll. It had sliced hard boiled eggs, sprouts and some sort of mayonnaise/mustard spread on it. Though served cold, it was still good and the roll was firm yet soft and chewy. The sandwiches appear to all be made on site, since there was an employee assembling new sandwiches as they were depleted from the counter display. The usual coffee drinks were on offer here. I went for a cappuccino, which was good. Not too foamy, but good. One size only for the coffees.

Outstanding breakfast. Went here twice while staying in Frankfurt. The beetroot cream served with…read moreone of the breakfast choices really was a highlight. Inexpensive place too. Great coffee. The milchkaffee was very similar to a flat white in the UK. Breads and cake are great too.

I found Aniis by review referrals and I'm so glad I did. I had 24 hours to spend on a layover in…read moreFrankfurt and as a non-German speaker (but someone who usually tries to assimilate to where I am) I was nervous about my visit. It was obvious that I was traveling (I had my bags with me) but most of the staff was very gracious when I asked questions about what to order or how to pronounce things, which was very kind. My server went out of her way to check in and to make recommendations. The atmosphere itself is relaxing, cozy, and comfortable, but at the same time so alive with colors and art and interesting things to explore while you eat. There's seating indoors and a spacious sidewalk patio seating area. I ordered a cappuccino to drink and the Power Frühstrück to eat, which ended up being an amazing spread. It included a light omelet, a basket of fresh bread, jam, fruit, cheese, cream cheese, olives and an orange juice. It was plenty of food for a solid meal and was less than 15 euros. I also enjoyed the little touches (even if I couldn't read them!) on the menu about the business and the note from the owner. It all seemed very thoughtfully done. I would love to come back and explore more of the menu and spend a little bit more time enjoying myself in the space!

This place is consistently listed as one of the best places for coffee in Frankfurt. Came down from…read moreBockenheim to check it out one morning. The ambience inside is relaxed. It is more spacious than one would expect from the outside with about 8 toal tables. Good amount of space and separation between each table. Definitely less crammed than Bruhmarkt in Bockenheim which my normal go-to spot. I ordered the Ethiopian coffee (4,10 euro). It is on the expensive side (similar coffee is 3,90 euro as t Burhmarkt), but quality is very good. Free wifi, comfortable atmosphere and good coffee make this a place to spend more than a few hours relaxing.

Great coffee and pastries! A very friendly and patient staff…read more The chocolate and vanilla croissants were incredible.

The name got our attention on the way to the train station, but the coffee stole my heart. It was…read moreso yummy! Hubby and I shared a chia seed pastry - the chia filling was encased in a buttery shortbread and was good also. We sat outside and enjoyed the sights and morning bustle.

Although a location on densely-packed Grosse Bockenheimer Stasse all but guarantees L'Art Sucré an…read moreenviable amount of foot traffic the Bakery itself makes no promises of quality thanks to staff who, in perfect English, are willing to state "I'm not here to please anyone" when seating is requested to enjoy a few Pastries nearly an hour prior to closing. Owned by Florian and Sandra Koller, a focus on traditional French Chocolates, Tarts and Cookies setting their Patisserie apart from other spots in Frankfurt, it was expectedly finding options somewhat picked over that two guests entered at 18h10, posted hours from 10h00 to 19h00 duly noted but staff rudely refusing two chairs upstairs before abruptly continuing "and we're cash only." Admittedly put off by such attitude, the young man with tan skin unapologetically adding a comment about how Espresso machines had already been turned off even though no one had asked for Coffee, it was nonetheless for the sake of having taken the time to visit that Dessert was taken to standing-tables nearby, a one-bite Cookie featuring Figs and Nuts quite good while L'Art Sucré's Pithivier had clearly suffered from a day on the counter with all but the very top layer lacking in terms of crispness. Never passing on Tart Tatin, the last one available also L'Art Sucré's final sale of the day as no other patrons entered prior to closing, the Pie leaves no doubt of the Koller's talents as everything from Cream to Crust was beautiful, and had the clerk not been so rude there's a good chance another visit would have been made later in the week to taste additional items.

Spirit of Paris in Frankfurt! So first really good coffee, second really yummy macarons - for my…read moreopinion they taste even better than laduree and third delish pastry too! Go there and treat yourself.

From the outside we wouldn't know this is an icecream store. We loved the atmosphere here and the…read moreplace is very spacious. The owner was super friendly and fast. He also gave us recommendations on some items on the menu. We loved their traditional breakfast dishes as well.

Definitely don't recommend to non-locals…read more While the food was fine, the service was honestly as bad as the other reviews say. I'm super forgiving when it comes to interactions where I am a foreigner anywhere. I don't expect folks to speak my language and go out of my way to follow local norms, but the woman we encountered today was rude just to be rude. At first she ignored us (the only two people in the store) when we ordered zwei croissant, then (after we also fought to order two cappuccinos) she got angry when we didn't have €0.20 in change (the bill was €10.20 and I only had €15), and proceeded to just take the ten euro, throw the five back at us, and walk away and clearly talk shit about us while she made us cappuccino. The quality of the croissants and cappuccino was fine, but you can certainly find those elsewhere.

Haven't been to too many bakeries in Frankfurt, but I get the impression that I overpaid here. I…read moreonly got a mediocre cappucino, and a donut that was pretty decent, but not for a grand total of 5.60 EURO. I paid no mind to it until I walked out and did the conversion... came up to $6.49... really? A trip to Starbucks would havr been cheaper, its right next door.