This place was so cute! I would recommend a reservation because the host asked me and my friend if…read morewe were there "spontaneous" which I thought was so cute. They said they needed the table in 1.45 hours. And I thought, yeah, no problem! It's just two of us. Now, I'm America that's an easy flip. In Europe, they let you relax, enjoy your meal and your company. So I understood their hesitancy with wanting to sit people with a "time limit". Everything was very good. This is definitely a spot I will be coming back to in my next trip

This is the best breakfast I've had in Stuttgart. The…read moreservings large. The staff is pleasant and helpful. Setting on the patio under the awning. It a short walk from the S1, about 600 m.

Me and my family ordered "pancake with fruits" and "pancake with chocolate" and they were both…read moresalty and did not taste like pancakes. The cheesecake did not taste like a cheesecake either, it tasted like cream. We also ordered "homemade iced tea" and it was ABSOLUTELY TASTELESS. The place was dirty and not clean, and the waiter gave us a dirty pot with forks and knives. And she gave the others a nice clean pot, which was really unfair. I do not recommend this place at all.

Great food. If you're looking for something close to an American breakfast, this is your spot. The…read morecrème brûlée French toast was so good.

Come early if you want to park in their parking lot since there are only 4 parking spots in the…read morefront. This place filled up fast! This was my first real German meal here and I gotta say it wasn't easy simply because nobody spoke English to us. After looking confused at the menu, the waitress brought me an English menu. Phew!!! I started off with the pancake soup. This was a good salty broth with lots of green onions and egg like pancake strips. The Asian in me desperately wanted a bowl of rice to mix into the soup! Only 3 euros and well worth it on a cold day. Bierstadels home made pan: two large pieces of thick pork seared perfectly! A cream mushroom sauce bathed in it. A large side of homemade spatzle (noodles) accompanied it. All in all, it was a good hearty dish but there was a strong, horseradish like flavor that I didn't like. Maybe other locals like this flavor but it just wasn't my cup of tea. I must say the pork was cooked perfectly! The Special: a softball size pork that seemed to be cooked in beer. Cooked to perfection! Again, beer in my pork is not my cup of tea, but my husband enjoyed it immensely. My kids chicken wings were super TASTY but there were only three wings :(. My daughters schnitzel was a good, large size with a great crunch but the middle was a bit soggy. Both came with great fries, slice of watermelon and my kids' fave, a lollipop! There's no ordinary water here, only sparking water with a small slice of lemon. There's a Biergarten outside so of course, a huge array of beer. There's no way to finish the meal on my plate, so they happily boxed up my meal. For us, service was ok... But I think the language barrier was the main reason for it. For all the other patrons who spoke German, it seemed like everyone was an old friend. They were however cordial and friendly. All in all... It was a 3.5 star experience but I'm feeling generous today. Their large portions definitely pushes it to 4 star range.

Amazing! One of the best restaurants I've been to in Germany! Everything was perfectly prepared,…read moreplated well and served hot. Friendly staff and incredibly cozy and comfortable ambiance. Would highly recommend and will return the next time I'm in the area.

I somehow forgot to write my review of Poffers! It was too good not to circle back and write one…read more We visited on a whim because it was nearby our hotel and we were pleasantly surprised. The food was excellent, and we had the best coffee while visiting Stuttgart. There were many excellent options of sweet or savory offerings. The service was excellent, but it was very busy, so you might have to wait for a table.

Cute little place. Service was quick. The bathrooms were free to customers. The food was great, we…read moregot the Nutella poffers and a rhubarb lemonade

This passes as edible in a pinch but certainly not the great American burger I was hoping for…read more Granted that's hard to come by in the US too but hubby makes an amazing burger. The bread for the bun was good but the burger itself has a strange herb flavoring (maybe a mild curry of some kind?), and of course it was over cooked. The fries also have a strange flavor, not sure what it is. The pancakes are better than other fast food pancakes and maybe a better choice.

This place has amazing burgers, fries, shakes, waffle desserts and pancakes stacked high! I will…read moredefinitely be coming back here even though it's an hour from home!

Arrived at Drays and Immediately were greeted and seated. Place is a must visit. Everything so…read moreclean and atmosphere so great. We ordered ribs and pulled pork and the food was awesome! At the end we were offered desserts of the day, banana pudding and peach cobbler and they both were scrumptious. I would recommend this to anyone who wants some good food and relaxing atmosphere. We will return soon!!!!!

Dray's is a must!! We drove from out of town to try the food ourselves. The ribs were fall off the…read morebone good, the pulled pork on a fresh bun was packed with flavor, and the variety of loaded fries round out the BBQ experience nicely. The kids thoroughly enjoyed their pancakes, and felt right at home. We will be back again soon!!

This place is cool. If you are looking for a modern/alternative/hipster/Berlin feeling coffee spot,…read moreyou have found it. This is one spot that I really enjoy going in and talking to the workers, getting a nice cappuccino and just enjoying the atmosphere. The cafe is very ...artistic inside. Lots of colors and lots of different decorations everywhere. It is extremely child friendly and there is one side of the cafe I believe that lots of mothers with their younger/newborns meet and have coffee often. When sitting in front of the Cafe you have a nice view with comfortable seating. This place is just simply cool and relaxing, I go there to chat with friends, have a nice piece of cake/pie, or even to read a book or bring my laptop and do some work. This place is solid,a prices are reasonable. The owners name is Sean, he is a super friendly guy and speaks great English. If you see him say hi :)

Incredibly rude service, AND they made the wrong things. We ordered Fresh Squeezed Orange…read moreJuice, and it was from concentrate BUT there was a juice machine on display with oranges. My grandsons ordered the same pancakes , but they brought two different kinds. When I complained, she called me a liar, Then they said they would get the right order, but we waited a half hour and nothing came. The gorgeous, rude clerk insulted me again. Was this because we are Jewish? Was she so unprofessional because we are Jewish?

The food, coffee, and service was absolutely amazing!!! The staff wasn't fully fluent in English…read morebut knew a little bit and could still communicate just fine with our group. They were so kind and happy to serve us! This was a beyond delicious brunch. The smell alone had me drooling but I couldn't get over how delicious my food was!

From the owner: Entre amis ou en famille, ce Coffee shop au brique et bois apparent dans un cadre chaleureux. Sert…read moredes crêpes, pancakes, gaufres, galettes sarrasin, bruschetta, pâtisserie américaine et les boissons glacées.

Note: The only German I know is Danke and Bitte. But that did not take away from the amazing…read moreservice and incredible food here!!! I was on a trip to Stuttgart and staying in the SI-Spectrum area. I was able to walk here - so convenient! I'm literally writing this review from the table because it couldn't wait. The portion was enough for two meals, but it was so delicious that I couldn't stop!!! I tried. I couldn't! I ordered the German pancake filled with ham and white asparagus topped with hollandaise sauce. Did I mention I couldn't stop eating it??! And of course, a glass of red wine. And the service...the hostess was so warm and welcoming and presented me with a much-needed English menu. And the owner came to check on me throughout the meal. Adopt me please? Danke. I will definitely be back...like every night I have left on this trip because there were about 7 entrees I was trying to decide between...

It wasn't very busy either of the times I visited the restaurant at the A.C. Hotel Hoferer, which…read moremight be good since the kitchen appears to be tiny. Despite it's diminutive size though, they put out some good swabian food. The menu isn't terribly long, but they do have a decent list of daily specials, which we had success with. While they have copies of the menu itself in english, the daily specials will be verbally translated, not written down. The server's english on both visits was perfectly good, which is good since my German is extremely limited (schnitzel, brautwurst, currywurst, hefeweizen, and pils are about it). As far as food goes, the smoked salmon entree was a generous portion of smoked salmon, and the warm potato hash brown underneath it made it heartier than just a plate of smoked salmon. It seems like maultaschen is the best way to judge a swabian restaurant, so I went with that and was quite happy with it, although my favorite that I've had so far was at Gaststatte zum Paulaner in downtown. I also really appreciate that most of the meals here come with a side salad, and they dress it more with vinegar than with oil, so it feels more refreshing than most side salads in the US. The complementary plum brandy is a nice way to end the meal; whatever you do, don't shoot it (that would be rude), just sip and enjoy!