As a relatively new user of Yelp, I was so very grateful to it when I managed to identify probably…read morethe best coffee maker in Innsbruck within minutes after our arrival. I could get convinced that the reviews were trustworthy too. My husband and I were delighted by the quality of the coffee. I must say that i was hoping for a slightly higher "coolness factor" from the cafe interior itself, as there are some really interesting pieces of vintage coffee-making equipment and the barista school within the cafe, even plenty of certificates from numerous barista competitions, including one personal guiness record entry hanging on the wall..... which could all be made into a very hip environment. However, by the end of our stay, I realized these guys are just about making excellent coffee and the rest doesn't matter that much after all... Fair enough!

This place has the best espresso and it is the closest thing to a coffee shop in Innsbruck! I love…read morecoming here to meet friends as well as to do some work!

Wildkaffee delivers instant coffeehouse vibes. Grab a sandwich, a buttery pretzel, or yogurt with…read moremuesli, or pastry everything is fresh and fast. The staff are quick, friendly, and keeps things moving. Snag a bag of beans to take home, post up at the window bar, grab a table, or head outside for mountain air. And the coffee? Fresh, gets that coffee craving hot or iced, it hits every time.

This amazing place invested in a slayer espresso machine. You can custom design the machine and…read morethey make some of the best espresso in the world. The barista said he only knows of a few slayer machines in all of Germany. Their latte art is a thing of beauty. Treat yourself today and go to Wildkaffee.

Absolutely delicious food and wonderful people. Highly recommend this place for coffee, snacks,…read morebreakfast or lunch!

Delicious, unique and healthy (if you want it to be...) Cafe in Davos. The London Fog is yummy,…read morethey have gluten-free treats and the place is super hipster. But so good!

The bakery and coffee shop in the train station. Not bad if you need to grab a quick breakfast…read morebefore boarding a train. If you're looking for more than simple pastries though you'll have to go next door to Burger King.

Amazing place! We stopped here because of other Yelp reviews and so glad we did! Our first visit…read morewas for coffees and filled croissants, both of which were SUPERB. Next, we returned after aperitif for a first course and dessert. Sweet baby Jeezus. We had more coffee and the Fruita Creama & Chocolate Crème Brulee... what a wonderful end to our day in Tirano! Highly recommend a stop here!

Service was disappointing. Our main waiter was rude and seemed as if he was miserable. Food was…read moreextremely mediocre. Very bland. Needed seasoning desperately. Atmosphere was ehh. Overall experience was a 4 out of 10.

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!

We were pointed here by a tour guide as the best place to pick up pastries or a hot chocolate …read more.. which under-served the location, because we were looking for something a bit more substantial. Beyond the front display cases and servings of chocolates and sandwiches and pastries, in back (as well as up a flight) there's a large seating area where you can do a sit-down meal. The menu is multi-lingual and massive, and focused mostly on Swiss/German sorts of dishes. The food itself was decently good -- not life-changing, but filling. The hot chocolate and coffee drinks were, in fact, great, if pricey. (It's San Moritz, even in low season -- it's going to be pricey.) Service was harried but polite. Views from the window over the lake and to the mountains were nice. I wouldn't go out of my way to return here, but I wouldn't turn down the suggestion to go in again, should I ever again visit San Moritz.

Have to say--the pastries were pretty average (nothing wrong with them--they were tasty, but…read morenothing out of this world), but the cappuccino was probably one of the best I've had so far (with a touch of cocoa powder). The ambiance of the seating area is cozy, with lots of windows/nice views. The room can get a little warm, which is nice on a cool day! Definitely check out while in St Moritz.

The young blond woman from Spain was there with her also blond UK father who grew up in Los…read moreAngeles. We'd just arrived from Zürich for an overnight and she couldn't help herself but gush about how much she and her dad loved Kaffee Klatch Klosters. They'd been coming there for decades (she was a ski racer) and loved how the more recent owners had transformed the place. Their spontaneous and friendly approach perfectly captured the ambience. There were smiling faces abounding not only amongst the helpful staff but with the groups of diners. At the corner table and couch was a family with young children doing school homework. The staff all spoke excellent English and made us feel like regulars.