If you've got your student ID with you, I'd recommend to try out the studentefrühstück. It's a full…read moreGerman breakfast that won't leave you hungry, and at a great price. Sure, the ambience is like sitting in your Granny's living room, but that's the charm of the place.

This is the place where every visitor to Marburg should spend his/her afternoon tea if s/he wants…read moreto experience the typical German "Kaffee&Kuchen" ("coffee&cake") 4 o'clock meal (between lunch and dinner) with the charme of a 1950's hessian café. The large variety of cake is homemade, you can be sure to find one (or more likely: many) you will like. Don't expect too much of the coffee, but the cake will make it all good. :-) And don't be scared off by the funnily dressed waitresses. That's what they must have looked like in the 1950's too. Bet they never changed the uniform since they opened.

Meiner Ansicht nach eine Café in dem man Mittags mal eben schnell was essen gehen kann. Z.B. Einen…read moreKäse-Schinken-Auflauf, der nicht schlecht schmeckt, aber auch nicht überragend ist (der Preis ist in Ordnung) Für ein wirkliches Abendessen sollte mab woanders hingehen!

A genuinely typical Marburg café, reflecting the traditionally strong left-ish tradition of the…read moretown. They servine coffee, tee and juices in all varieties, there's a selection of nice cakes on offer (usually) and they also have some hot meals on the menu. But the main reason to come here (for me at least) is the breakfast. A grand selection of everything you could possibly think of, places to sit outdoors just beside the river and an unrivalled friendly atmosphere make this a definitely must-visit, even on the I've-just-got-one-day-in-town list.