My first thought was that the hipsters have finally taken over Nürnberg!…read moreWhat I didn't know was that hipsters apparently also have magnificent coffee-making skills! I tried an espresso macchiato and was promptly asked whether I favoured a more chocolaty or more fruity taste. I went for the chocolate one (Indian espresso beans) and what can I say - it was absolutely delicious! Even 30 minutes after leaving the Machhoerndl I could still feel the lingering taste in my tongue. Not too bitter, but really intense and full-bodied. Perfect! I might have chuckled at the hipster guys behind the counter at first but I have to admit they know what they are doing! The coffee roast factory is situated in Gostenhof (hipsters apparently call it GoHo now...) but thankfully you can also get the coffee in the city centre now. BTW, you can only get sugar if you ask for it - they want you to taste the coffee as such first - this is a kind of public education that I wholeheartedly support! Bottom line: * very hipsteresque and made me chuckle first... * ...but the chuckle got stuck in the throat when I tried the coffee * ...this could very well be the best coffee in town at the moment!

Great coffee roaster in town. It's a bit alternative here and only open for certain hours during…read morethe weekend. Definitely worth a visit.

So what do you do when you run a successful café and get interested in coffee that way? You open…read moreyour own coffee roasters! This great little place is still quite new, but doesn't have to hide behind the competetion at all - the owner also owns the "Di Simo" around the corner & who doesn't love that little place? The coffee here is quite mild (but tasty), but the place itself is wonderfully situated and has a great little minimalistic vibe to it. It's situated in the Weißgerbergasse (one of Nurembergs lovely little side alleys) and sitting outside is highly recommended - you'll never know what kind of weird stuff you'll see (The last time I was here, I watched a drunk guy vent his fury on a signpost for 30 minutes... lovely!)!

I've never really been into the coffee and tea scene. But this place was great. Helpful, smiling…read morestaff and delicious tea. Will come back for sure

Amazing little place in the heart of Old Nuremberg. Great gluten free options. The omelet with…read morefeta was AMAZING!

Absolutely fantastic cappuccino. I totally recommend this place. Great ambience and excellent…read morelocation.

Such a cute little spot in the historical section of Nuremberg. The tables go up on the hill a…read morelittle and there are quite a few, but later in the afternoon it can be tough to find a seat! They had great beer and some light snacks. They also had a restroom available to customers. I got the red beer and the cherry pie. Both were quite good. There were some buskers there putting on a fire street show while we where there which was fun. You go up to the counter and order your beer/snacks/soda there and then take it to your table - no waitstaff! So make sure you find your own table and clean up after yourself! They also do a pfand for the glasses, so your beer costs and extra euro or two and then when you return the mug you get it back. That is good incentive to clean up after yourself! Enjoy this spot, it's close to the castle and quite nice.

I love this place! I can't wait to come back. This cozy cafe is nestled in a hill, in an old…read morebuilding, with a scenic view of Nurnburg. The cappuccino I had was great. The girls working were very patient with my language barrier and helpful with tea choices. Although there's not much seating, we were able to squeeze into a corner. There's plenty of outdoor seating which would have been great to utilize if the weather cooperated. I loved the details in the decor. There were many books stored in spaces and coins hidden in the ceiling. Such a charming little gem with great coffee!

I have now moved half-way across the world to New York, a city blessed with incredible food…read moreoptions, and what do I find myself missing most about my time in Bavaria...? Kumpir from Krummbeere. Really. All the delicious Bavarian eats and this cute little cafe with its delicious Turkish-style baked potatoes is what I wish I could taste just once more. My favorite, specifically, was the Mexican-style kumpir, but I also loved the one that was stuffed with hummus (can't remember what it was called). As a side note, this is also a great spot for sitting and chatting with friends or reading a book. And the staff was always super friendly.

All thing change, but at least they still have cake!…read more I stumbled into this place while on the hunt for something sweet, but something seemed off.. The guy behind the counter was new, the place looked remodelled and somehow it all had a very different vibe. This place used to be known as the Kuchenmanufaktur, but they apparently sold it to a new owner - and i'm glad they did! While the old place had nice cake, this guy really has great cake! Plus, he serves a sort of baked potato with fillings & toppings of your choice (sounds weird, looks amazing). The whole place looks and sounds like something out of the movie Amélie with some added hipster touches around the walls, weird mix - but they pull it off nicely! The coffee was nice, the cake was delicious and hugely portioned (plus nicely priced), the staff was friendly and I could really not think off a reason not to come here again! Try it out, it's worth a trip!

Great craft coffee roaster whose quality was on par with the top American specialty roasters in my…read moreopinion. I went to the location by the Palace of Justice after my visit.

Excellent café! I came here a couple times during my most recent day of Nuremberg. Very friendly…read morestaff, and excellent being selection. I also had the carrot cake which was moist and delicious.

Wow, wonderful deserts, coffee and breakfast, excellent staff. I would highly recommend!!read more

Without a doubt, the worst experience imaginable…read more I walk in and go to the counter to order; several people pass by and see me, but no one pays me any attention. I stop a waitress, and she tells me to sit outside, saying "someone would come to take the order." I sit down, and after a few minutes, I am forced to practically "tackle" a waitress just to place my order. I order a glass of milk and an apple strudel; the milk arrives immediately. Ten minutes later, the waitress comes over and tells me, "The strudel will be here in a minute." Another ten minutes pass, and the waitress tells me they've run out (despite boasting about having "the best strudel in Nuremberg"). On top of that, I wanted to change my disabled son's diaper, but the restroom is downstairs and only accessible via a cramped flight of stairs; when I try to point this out to a waitress, she responds with annoyance... evidently, the trial held in this city a few years ago didn't eradicate certain "sentiments" regarding people with disabilities.