From the owner: Echte Hafenatmosphäre, Frühstücken auf der Sonnenterasse, der beste Kaffee, der leckerste Kuchen,…read morePräsente, Bremer Spezialitäten an 7 Tagen in der Woche

What I like the most in this place are the atmosphere and the bagels. I love to spend hours over…read morethere just to relax after work or just to finish off some stuff on my computer. Free wifi access and good music. That's why I put four stars. However, if it had to rate food, I would put only 3 stars. The bagels are nice, but the pastries are sometimes too dry and the chai tea latte a little bit too sweet. People working there are not always really welcoming, which is too bad I think.

Cane here because it was listed as a coffeeshop with free wifi. It does not work and staff does not…read morecare about it. Otherwise the place is really great.

Beautiful view, tasty drinks and dishes, way too long to wait to be taken an order... Many local…read moreppl and tourists here. Taste: Great! Knippe! Customer service: Slow but polite. Price: Average. Location: Downtown and the train station are in walking distance.

Wonderful food!! Traditional German dishes and excellent service. I had fish in a mustard sauce…read morewith fried potatoes and gherkins. We also had olives and sheeps cheese. Everything was delicious and the ambiance is quaint! The restaurant is located inside of the old windmill and made for a unique experience on our vacation!

This was an amazing experience. It is very nice lovely environment. Staff were super friendly. Food…read morewas good as well. I ordered Flammkuchen and dry mint tea. Really enjoyed both. Had great time. Highly recommend

Quintessential German breakfast in an adorable location. Must visit location in Bremen.read more

From the owner: Espresso , Kaffee, Tee,read more

This is not a place go for a back massage. It is a very high volume bakery/deli in the main…read morerailroad staion plaza in Bremen. Look for this place, it is very well signed, and has excellent pastries. The coffee is actually pretty good, compared to the usual strong German stuff. If you are in the Bremen train station, check this place out !

When your Lear Jet is stuck in the garage and you need to get to your weekend house on the North…read moreSea, you'll most likely drive up the A1. Filled with plenty of rest stops, some of which have been profiled on that show with Lilo Wanders, there is little shortage of McDonalds and Burger Kings along the way. My wife and I were pleasantly surprised to come across this place. Like a pair of Fruit of the Loom tighty whiteys, the very modest exterior hides the treasure within. They had a menu but I didn't bother to open it up. Sadly, it had been so long since I had been to Germany that all I wanted to eat was Currywurst and Pommes which according to a large sign came in small and large. I ordered the small which was huge and found it delicious. The fries and sausage were crisp and tasted good. To complement the meal, the kind service offered the local apple juice which had a nice smooth taste which was neither too sweet nor too acidic. The apples come from Stade, home to the license plate abbreviation STD, which might be what gives the juice its extra zesty taste. Before we left we picked up some drinks for the weekend, with and without alcohol. I forget what we paid but all in all it was definitely a great value. Update: Not sure if this place still exists.

The best bakery in town lived across the road and queued up most Sundays for the incredibly perfect…read morebread and brötchen. Worth the funny wait while you can see dramatic scenes of Eimsbüttle mums with their mini twin kids and all the guys passing by hoping for freebies? On of the last good bakeries who not just bake factory prefabricated dough.

Five years I lived next door to Die kleine Konditorei. I could have had these great rolls every…read moreday. Every morning and every evening. I could have had But I didn't have them every day. Not even weekly. The rolls are okay, but in my opinion it's not the manifestation of rolls worldwide there. Standing in line can be fun, I don't have to tell you. But standing in line over the street for rolls ? Only if you need buying rolls as your first event on a sunny sunday morning. So, dear English-Qype-Community, toast is all right and breakfast without rolls is all right too, even in Germany. But if you are homesick and you want to stand in queue you are welcome!