Great assortment of baked goodies and coffee + beverages. Staff is friendly. Had schenkin + kase…read moreand a cappucino. Place has comfy seating with books shelves with books (in German).

Love this place! Probably one of the best places to check out in Kaiserslautern area.read more

Brenda A.'s review had me out here on my third day on the ground. It's a Sunday and I got lucky…read morewith the street parking. I walked in and was greeted by a couple of smiling ladies who were ready and willing to assist. After looking at the display for a minute I asked if the cafe was open and was led inside. If I didn't read about the cafe there would be no way I would know it existed. There are maybe 5 or so tables and at 3:30pm was empty. They do not carry alternate milks so I ordered a coffee and a slice of whatever their most popular item is. The person helping me would have none of that and had me follow her to the display case where she immediately started pulling out ENTIRE CAKES (they're massive) to show them to me over the counter (vs. just pointing). I didn't want her to put so much effort into showing me everything in the display - it looked like she was ready to do so - that I pointed at two and asked for a slice of each. I asked what one was, thought it was honey, but the name was Mohr. The person helping me knew it wasn't honey but didn't know what it was right away and ran to a list she had. I looked it ip on my phone and saw it was "poppy", which is delicious. But the fact that she was intent on trying to find the answer was really nice. A guy walked into the cafe and said "hallo". I found that odd as I didn't think people greeted each other when going into a restaurant. I greeted him back. A bit later a couple walked in and said "hallo" to me and the guy. We both greeted them back. I'm not certain if this is normal for smaller cafes, the fact that I chose the table closest to the cafe door, and they're surprised to see me when they open the door, or just the vibe of this particular cafe. At any rate I'm sold. Super nice people, tasty cakes and coffee, and friendly fellow customers. It's not really big enough to be a hang out but I may make it my personal one anyway!

What a cute brunch spot! When you walk in, it's just a bakery. And it might be a little confusing,…read moreuntil you walk through the door on the other side of the bakery and you find the restaurant. Pre-Covid we simply called ahead and said when we would be coming by and had no issue getting a table. The eggs and coffee were delicious! And the waitress (maybe also owner?) was so friendly! When we told her we're still learning German, she said everything in German slowly and then repeated it in English. It was so nice of her. The only drawback was, when sitting on the patio and the weather was nice the bees were a bit of a nuisance. Which I think is just something that comes along with living in Germany maybe.

The drinks and cakes were absolutely delicious! We tried the raspberry cake and carrot cake. Both…read moremade very well, balanced and not overly sweet. Friendly staff as well.

Love Café Susann. They have a great selection of breakfast & lunch foods and drinks and baked…read moregoods! I can't wait till they open back fully once allowed though they have had a great selection of to-go options throughout the restrictions. Highly recommend and I can't help but stop and grab something every time I walk by! I'm so excited as they recently added the recup/rebowl for all to-go drinks and food!!

I can't explain enough how much I like these bakeries. When I got to Germany one of the things I…read morewas most happy to be in Europe for was their breads and bakeries. They have things from simple egg sandwich all the way to kase (cheese) sandwich with German meat jelly on it. I stop by these places all the time because it's just that enjoyable. They have fresh OJ and good coffee as well if that's your thing. Better come earlier in the day though, as they tend to run out of common stuff since they try not to waste.