This is a fantastic little bakery tucked into a small corner of the Ansbach Altstadt. It's hidden…read morein a little side street niche, so a bit hard to find but totally worth the effort. These cupcakes are "American-style" with gobs of yummy buttercream icing. They look almost too good to eat, and they taste as good as they look. I especially like that you can buy a mini version of their cupcakes so you can avoid the guilt that comes with the regular size. They're open during the Saturday farmers market which is a great time to go.

This is not your ordinary bakery. Oh no. Their sandwiches and soups and drinks make this a place to…read moresocialize and relax at the end of a day. Service is fast, food is good and the price is right on. We went on Saturday night and the outside was packed. If you're interested in baked goods then you need to go earlier in the day. Go and Enjoy.

This cafe was such a great discovery. It is very charmingly furnished and makes you feel like you…read moreare in a parlor. They serve delicious cakes that they make in-house, as well as wonderful soups, warm sandwiches, and quiche. Their coffee drinks are good, and they also offer a selection of French wines and other French condiments for sale. The waiters and waitresses all speak English and are very warm and friendly. They have WiFi. And you can hang out here as long as you want. When the weather is nice, they have outdoor tables on the square next to the church. But it's cozy inside.

Excellent experience! I have always bought pumpkins from a store and have never bought a pumpkin…read morefrom the patch. Giant Variety of pumpkins from small to large including white pumpkins and a wide assortment of gords which i learned are not edible but instead only used for decoration. Prices were very fare, the staff were very friendly and spoke English very well too. My wife and I bought two large pumpkins, two small pumpkins and a handful of gords and it only ran us 13 euro! Cant beat that price. They offer wheel barrows for those that want to pick multiple pumpkins or just a giant one that is too heavy to carry. They have gloves to wear and shears to cut the pumpkin free. They are open now till sometime after Thanksgiving and from 9am to 6pm including Sundays. The business card says Lohweg 7, Pilsach 92367 but its actually about 1 km further down the road as you leave the town of Litzlohe heading towards Langenthal. 49°21'19.1"N 11°29'44.3"E

I don't mean to Troll this company, but Trolli candy are not as good as Haribo... they're actually…read morepretty good. They make a lot of sour candy, and honestly it's a little bit sweet for my taste. I always get the feeling like they're a Scandinavian company or something, in fact they're German, but yeah it's just a little bit on the sugary side and that doesn't do it for me. But having said that they can be pretty tasty sometimes. I think the competitor Haribo actually makes better stuff but that's just my opinion.

I just Looove their espresso coffee ! It is a dark roast I can just recommend this to anyone…read more Worth coming by as they have a weekly changing non- coffee non food offer.

If you post outside the store you are going to accept the Wert-bon voucher, then you should accept…read moreit. Being turned down at the check out is lousy!

A busy lidl located in the train station. A great spot that was close to my hotel where u got some…read morecandy and sweet items to bring back to the us. The people flow through here pretty quickly, but it does get crowded. All cashiers are open and working, but it still gets backed up. I'm willing to wait because I enjoy lidl in the states and even more abroad. Always a good stop when I'm in Europe.