Customer service was really good and the atmosphere was very lovely! Defineletly recommend!read more

Dean & David startet in Munich and is slowly spreading in Germany. I wish they were spreading a…read morelittle faster. They offer good food like salads, curries, sandwiches & wraps, fresh juices, smoothies and shakes, good coffee and some pastry like muffins and lemon cake. Some of the food is prepared fresh, some is ready to eat. They try to follow some slow food principles like using local & seasonal products. In my opinion they should also use more organic products. I tried a curry and I think it could have been a little spicier. There is a little spice bar so you can add some if you want. The muffin and coffee I had was good. I absolutely recommend the smoothies and shakes, they where delicious! This is the only Dean&David store in Bremen. I like the interior, its bright, clean an simple design. In summer they also provide for outside sitting. The service has always been friendly to me, and most of the times I was being served very quick. Since some of the food is prepared fresh and the store seems to be understaffed sometimes, I had to wait a little longer to place my order on one or two occasions. Especially around noon it can get a little crowded.

I stopped here during a visit to Lueneburg for an afternoon meal before I caught a train home…read more Despite the rain outside, the tables (covered with umbrellas) had a good number of patrons, and the inside was also fairly busy. I chose this place, as it was on the Stint Markt and obviously popular. I seated myself inside and spent a few minutes eyeing the menu. English speakers be warned, it is entirely in German. They also have their wifi password on the front page, which was very nice. Once I finally flagged down a server, I ordered an aperol spritz and their teigtauschen appetizer. My drink came quickly and was very refreshing. The meal soon followed. While everything looked and tasted great, I found the arrangement a little strange. It was difficult to dip the teigtauschen (basically large fried wontons filled with a tasty cheese and vegetable mixture) in the salsa, so I used the salsa on the homemade bread. This combo was pretty good, but the bread was so good itself that it was not truly necessary. The side salad was also very fresh and paired well with the simple creamy dressing on it. Like I said, I am not sure how people would split up this appetizer or pair what with what in the dish, but over all I found everything to taste great. My entire visit took about 45 minutes, including a visit to the bathroom before I left (which was very clean). From what I saw of others tables and the menu, this place has large and small meals, homemade cakes, ice cream, and an extensive bar, meaning there is something for everyone. I would love to come back on a sunny evening to better enjoy the outdoor seating and Stint Markt atmosphere.

This has to be my favorite spot in this small town in which I had the opportunity of spending some…read moretime in. The service I would say was the typical European service, which is very different to that of the U.S. but not in a bad way. At the time it was slow for the restaurant that meant it was very relaxing for me. I simply sat in my seat looking at the water and at the beauty of this small town that I knew I would come back to one day. I drank my beer and admired my surrounding on what would be my last hours in this town. I would recommend this spot for any tourist or local who simply wants to relax and have some great food/drinks by the water.