Had breakfast with the family. Coffee was good, but no vegan food available, no Soja milk for…read morecoffees, tinned fruit in the otherwise tasty yogurt, cash only payment option. Schade!!

My first time back after a number of years…read more What drew me back to this specific Cafesito is the wall of The New Yorker magazine covers. The cover art lends a very inviting international literary culture. I could sit here for hours, especially in the little seating cove I found. Any port in a storm will due, but this would be my choice if there even was no storm. Great service and music choice.

The double espresso macchiato was good as was the mango smoothie…read more The jalapeño bagel my wife had was surprisingly good. The consistency of the bagel was actually bagel-like. The bagel wasn't just a round piece of bread with a hole in it. And the jalapeño cream cheese was actually spicy! The interior of the place reminded me of cafés I would frequent in high school and college, except all the text and language being spoken was German, similar brown walls and menus with colored chalk. Felt like a homecoming for me. Seating is quite limited, or intimate if you want to out a positive spin on it. Not sure if they have wifi. I think they do as I saw a guy with an iPad. And for you single guys out there, the male to female ration seems quite favorable!

I love gelato and this place has delicious gelato. It's the perfect spot to take a coffee/gelato…read morebreak while biking around Lake Constance. The atmosphere is relaxing and the view is great. All the big beautifully presented desserts are well priced at under 7 euros a piece.