My sister has been raving about Zeit für Brot and their famous cinnamon rolls and so we decided to…read morestop by for a quick bite to eat and a coffee when visiting Frankfurt. Seating inside is limited, with a tiered bench setup and a some tables but there is plenty of outdoor seating. The bakery was buzzing with customers when we arrived. Not surprising - the selections are amazing. I opted for a sandwich with was absolutely delish!

This café is about a 10-minute walk from Frankfurt's main station, Hauptwache…read more It's a cinnamon roll-focused shop with several different varieties to choose from. They also offer a full café menu, making it a great place to relax and spend some quiet time. Seating is limited but comfortable: four tables that seat four people each, plus around six counter seats. English is spoken, and credit cards are accepted, which is always convenient. I highly recommend the apple and walnut cinnamon roll -- it's generously filled all the way through and absolutely delicious. I also noticed a few people working on their laptops, which adds to the relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. An excellent café overall.

This is possibly the best alternative to Subway that I know of. They offer a wide variety of fast…read morefoods, but also some lunch menus and if I remember correct pasta. You can even buy the good old British triangular sandwiches in a box. Here how it goes: You get to choose the bread and the things you want on it. You can also order a wrap which is absolutely fantastic. And you should really take a desert (chocolate brownie). Tip: from the triangular sandwiches try the tune fish; and from the wraps try the Chicken Tikka

My favorite Sandwich shop and great daily specials. Friendly staff. Only problem: they want you out…read morerather quickly during peak lunch hours. And the high stools are impossible to get comfortable on. Especially impossible for my 86 year old momster.

If I got to eat this every day, I could almost be a vegetarian. Almost. The falafel hummus haloumi…read moresandwich satisfied me in ways balls, of the chickpea variety, have never done before. I got here at 2pm on a Monday and there was a small line waiting to order. When there is a line past normal lunch time on a random weekday, you know this place has the good stuff. Despite the rush, food came out quickly in ~10 minutes. It was a medley of flavors in every bite - the creaminess of hummus, the crunch of the falafel, the soft chewiness of the holoumi cheese. They pack in the pita with an array of other goodies - what my palette made out to be slightly fermented, deliciously tangy vegetables. The taste was on par or better than meat kebabs I've had in Frankfurt (which I also like). Great flavors. I will definitely be back!

Came here on a weekend afternoon about 15 minutes before opening (at 2PM!, so late). Got a falafel…read morehummus halloumi spicy sandwich, came out fresh and delicious. Sauce could've been more flavorful (or maybe just more of it), falafels were on-point. So flavorful in themselves, crunchy on the outside, really delicious. €6.50 for it wasn't too bad, didn't have to wait too long.

Great doener shop. We always share. It started from a food…read morecart (my friend said was even better). Quick eats in the heart of Frankfurt.

Guilty of Eating this multiple times a week! Best Döner in Frankfurt HANDS DOWN! Why? 1) The bread…read moreis so fresh and made to perfection. 2) Sauces are on point! 3) Veggies and salad is always fresh. 4) The most important part is that the meat is marinated to perfection. I love that the Service and staff is always helpful and have every employee has a smile on their face. The seating is great outside and inside. Come hungry and with cash and you'll leave happy and satisfied.

Cosy, hidden in one of Bockenheim's hidden locations. Good food combined with a very interesting…read moreshopping experience.

The food here is really good. Isabel (Isabella, Ysabel), the owner really sees to it that…read moreeverything is done well (when she's around of course). She owns all the venues in this courtyard area. She also designs all the wedding gowns. I should be a paparazzi of some kind since I managed to sneak downstairs inside the Wedding Gown Boutique and snap a few photos. I'm sure Isabelle wouldn't mind. Hey, it's publicity. Honestly though, when I first stepped into the little wedding boutique, it was like entering a fairy tale dream. But it's a girl's thing. The gift shop I think, is really awesome. It has a great selection of little gifts, trinkets and cards. I love all the gift wrapping paraphenalia too. Unfortunately, the place has no wifi but there is an outlet at the corner where the little wooden child's table is. I usually sit there with my laptop to work. However, I do NOT recommend going there to work just after the lunch crowd has cleared. Why? Well, because that is when they do the dishes and I kid you not, the dishwasher must be right behind that wall facing the entrance because after lunch all you hear is the loud clanging of the dishes when the staff is loading, unloading and putting away. It is really very annoying and I got a headache that time. It does get packed for lunch since it seems to be a fave place for many of the office people that work around the Leipziger area. Oh, and they also have a picture framing service. Alejandra is the lady to see if you want a picture framed. She often has student interns there so ask for Alejandra. You can't miss her. She is this petite, dark-haired, dark-eyed, beautiful Italian girl. Isabelle, the owner, is a large set lady. I tried making friends with her but that didn't roll over to well. For one, I didn't know German and she didn't really know English and plus, the cafe was really busy and she was in a bit of a mood. I'd say a tad hormonal. The next time I went there I tried making small talk. I ordered EXPRESSO and she glared at me and yelled, (to me it was a yell), eSpresso. Man, she surely taught me never to say eXpresso again. Oh, and another thing. The Cappuccino there sucks. It's too watery and it seems as if you get more foam more than anything. It is also rather pricey for just mostly sipping foam. My opinion. The food is good though and if you love Chilli Con Carne like parlau and I do, then DO order yourself a bowl.

This was a gem to find. Nice bakery and small restaurant that offers everything you desire. We got…read morefresh pressed juice which was very tasty and well blended. The ginger was not overpowering. We also got the pumpkin soup which was very well seasoned and presented appealingly. The bread it was served with was super fresh and crispy. The café offers indoor and outdoor seating. Great location!

This place was great, simple and real food. Coffee was perfect and the service was very nice…read more Definitely recommend this cafeteria.

Located in the Bornheim neighborhood of Frankfurt it is thanks to a queue that visitors will easily…read morefind Baguette Jeanette, and from 08h00 until 19h00 the Café with outdoor seating promises patrons a glimpse of Paris complete with Pastries, pigeons, panhandlers and high prices. Wide-ranging in terms of options, early-arrivers offered Viennesoire and Cakes plus Quiche while afternoons feature Wine, Cheese and Sandwiches, it is thanks to a bottle-neck created by cases that lines are forced outdoors along Bergerstrasse, the fact that most know precisely what to order keeping things moving though time for decision-making once able to see the choices is limited. More fluent in French than German, and authentically rude in response to questions uttered in English, it was after selecting five items that nearly 20€ cash was paid, the first beggar encountered before Food was even unwrapped with another following just after biting into a cloyingly sweet Almond Croissant sopping with Frangipane. Not about to subject even the homeless to such messy remnants, though the birds proved less discerning, it was fortunate that Chocolate Brioche proved better in terms of both texture and taste while a Profiterole with Vanilla Cream unfortunately fell short as it had clearly been frozen overnight with evidence in both chilly Choux and Ice crystals amidst the Filling. Certainly stepping away from Frankfurt's plethora of traditional bakeries, not one item save for Croissants seen across at least a dozen other shops, breakfast finished with two Tartes, the one filled with Apple juicy and enlivened by Cinnamon while Baguette Jeanette's Linzer ate soft like a Financier but was a bit too sweet atop the ribbon of Raspberry Jam.

This. Place. Right. Here…read more I feel like giving the staff a big hug each time I walk in the door. They are nearly always incredibly busy, and yet they make me feel so welcome I feel as if I am at home. The pastries, food, coffee, is just as it should be. I particularly love the quiche Lorraine and the bite-size (making them way too convenient to eat), soft, sticky canneles. The breakfast buffet is the stuff of fairy tales- it's open on Sundays upstairs in the restaurant with all you can eat croissants, baguettes, cheese, pâté, muesli, quiches, vegetables, fruit, Lachs, salami, and select bites of pastry. In the winter an all you can eat, made to order crêpe station is also included. The location is also spot on- right in the heart of Bornheim in a pedestrian zone that allows for a perfect vantage point to "people watch." Baguette Jeanette is really the place to go all year round and can lighten your mood no matter how down you may feel.