From the owner: Unser Konditoreiverkauf bleibt auch ab 16.03. zu den gewohnten Öffnungszeiten von 8.00-18.00 Uhr…read moregeöffnet. Das Café wird ab Dienstag 17.03. bis auf weiteres geschlossen bleiben. Seit 1902 steht die Café-Konditorei Valier in der Maximilianstraße 27 in Innsbruck für höchste Qualität, Geschmack und Stil. Wir bieten feinste Konditoreiwaren von Kuchen, Torten, Desserts und Teegebäck über Pralinen, Eis und Panettone bis hin zu hausgemachten Marmeladen und eigenem Bienenhonig. Dabei achten wir auf beste, wenn möglich regionale Zutaten von hochwertigen Anbietern.

Excellent food. Spectacular view. We went for breakfast and ate on the deck. I hope to go again!read more

We had a delicious meal here in Garmish on a stop between Munich and Füssen…read more Our server was very nice and attentive and patient with my questions in English. We were there with our five year old daughter and as we were getting ready to leave, she attempted to say "food was delicious, thank you" in German and our waitress rewarded her with sweets. A very nice touch. The sausages and Ham and cheese toast were excellent as was the fantastic dessert. Prices were very reasonable. Great spot!

This place had us returning every morning for breakfast. The eggs Benedict and paleo breakfast…read morewere wonderful.

hochwertigste kleine Bäckerei, wo alles noch händisch gemacht wird und alles täglich frisch ist…read more Ich kenne keine bessere. es ist nebenbei durch den langen gärprozess auch viel verträglicher für den Bauch

My favorite bakery...in the world. They use only the highest…read morequality of ingredients. Thank you Moschen!

Delicious hidden gem that is only open 3 days a week for 5 hours each!! Wow!! All their cakes were…read moreso light and delicious. We fell in love with them that we had just to take some on our way out too. Hope to come back to Fussen just for these cakes one day!

The cafe looked very nice and the cakes at the counter all looked very good. Sadly, the sachertorte…read more(that I'd been looking forward to trying in Austria) was quite dry and definitely needed the cream it came with. The staff were not friendly. Maybe it was a language barrier, but they made no effort to help me with the menu, even though I attempted to order in German. Two different staff members just stared at me blankly and were not welcoming. I read off the menu (which had no English on it) so they knew exactly what I was trying to order and still made it difficult. When I wanted to pay my bill they took ages and kept saying "one minute". Only when I said I would leave or I'd miss my bus did they send someone to take my payment. Much nicer options in Reutte but I was limited due to arriving later than planned.

Not a bad place for lunch or coffee if you're in Reutte for the afternoon. It's just a few minutes…read morefrom the train and bus station and has lots of outdoor seating. Perfect for a sunny autumn afternoon. Pro Tip: When they say "tuna baguette" on the menu, they really mean "tuna melt".

This is a wonderful bakery with excellent breads and cakes. The ladies at the counter are very nice…read moreand have gotten some good laughs over my poor German but they are always patient and know what I want. Expect to wait in a line on Sat and Sun as it is on the main road and popular with those headed out to hike. But even the longest line moves quickly. On weekdays I get right in (Covid restricts to 2 customers inside). There is outdoor seating and the Zugspitze looms.

This was a lovely little shop with cakes and breads. The kids got their obligatory Kinder Joy eggs…read moreand we sampled some delicious cheese, cheese and Speck and pretzel breads. My daughter got the chocolate pastry which was like a chocolate croissant with loads of powdered sugar and shaped like a boomerang. My son opted for the fruit tart which was delicious for adults but not as sweet as he would have liked. Overall a fabulous value for the price.