Gelato spot within walking distance from our hotel. My husband loves gelato and this place offers…read morean adorable gelato dish that looks like spaghetti with tomato sauce. We sat at an outside table and ordered a large spaghetti gelato to share. Fun experience.

Love the ice cream here just a nice perfect little place to stop and have coffee or in my case ice…read morecream after a long day of walking around the city

This is a gelato and frozen yogurt place…read more I don't know if they make their own or they get it from a purveyor. Either way, the gelato is absolutely first rate. Of especial note is the kirsch gelato. This is German SOUR cherry, not the sicky sweet stuff of American cherry vanilla. The gelato tastes almost medicinal at first. Then when you realize it is sour cherry rather than cherry cherry, the gelato gets a charm of its own. I was in love by the end of my cone. Topping it was a first rate frozen lemon yogurt. My wife's passion-fruit yogurt was top notch as well. Overall, a place I would want to come back to about 100 times. Per day.

One of the better ice cream cafés in Frankfurt. Many others are overrated, especially the rubbish…read morechains like Häägen Dazs. It's been here for ages so that can't be a bad sign. Prices are also very civilised (1.20 euros per scoop). 5* for the ice cream itself. Limited selection but everything is good. 4* due to the location. Although I live around the corner, it's on a busy main thoroughfare. Sitting outside is a little noisy. So I always get takeaway. Bottom line: Recommended.

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.

Looks inviting, but watery week bitter coffee with no body was very dissapointing. And the shortage…read moreof chairs (instead they have high stools) makes for a fealing that they want to get rid of you fast. The staff was very pleasant.

Great coffee cafe right outside the hauptbahnhof…read more For any Asians, this place is reminiscent of the 85 degrees bakery chain. There is a nice spread of baked goods, sandwiches, and sweets. Coffee is made by automated machines, but at least credit cards are accepted. Would recommend!

Huge assortment of baked goods and sandwiches. Took me a good 10 minutes to decide what to have for…read morebreakfast... and everything looked really fresh too! Only downside is that the coffee is machine coffee (not made by a barista) and which relative to other machine coffee was also pretty bad and not even all that warm. Cheap prices though - my small coffee and pastry cost 2 euros only. Plenty of nice places to sit which in December offers a nice escape from the outside climate.

Known for big crowds and creative flavors since 1974 Eis Christina is amongst Frankfurt's most…read morewell-known eateries, warm weather prompting a post-dinner visit that saw the shop's lighted queueing system moving guests quickly to smiling employees ready to take their order. Using both inside and a window to serve, a billboard menu making suggestions for Sundaes large or "regular," simple Stracciatella proved well-made with cascading ribbons of Chocolate while "Spaghetti Eis" smashed through a press created a textural dynamic prone to toppings such as boozy Cherries or Candy plus Sauce and Whipped Cream top and bottom.

Thier speciality is spaghetti ice cream where they put the ice cream / gelato into a machine that…read moremakes it look like spaghetti. Pros: it looks different Cons: it melts a lot faster. For $5, you get the original which is something like vanilla gelato with strawberry sauce. It's okay, nothing too special. They have 15? Flavors of ice cream / gelato.

Stopped by this adorable chocolate shop after googling, "best chocolate in Frankfurt", and I was…read morenot disappointed. Upon entering the shop there is an almost overwhelming assortment of chocolates and treats. Walls of chocolate bars of all different flavors and tables packed with chocolate and marzipan delights. I opted for a box of 16 assorted dark chocolate truffles and let the woman behind the counter choose them for me. Wrapped in a beautiful box, I was so pleased to be able to take these treats back home with me to enjoy once my vacation came to an end.

On one side, a small cafe that allegedly has the best hot chocolate in all of Frankfurt. On this…read morecold day, it's exactly what I wanted but the place was packed and I did not want to wait for a seat to open up. Instead, I stepped across to the retail side. This is the spot for your high end chocolate. Bars in a rainbow of flavors that make perfect gifts to bring home. When Mrs. K. says "Bring me something" this is what she's talking about. Chocolate, licorice, all sorts of sweet stuff. The packaging is excellent and the service is great. This is a super gift.