Delicious baked goods and quick coffee! They have both sweet and savory options like sandwiches…read more Loved it.

I ordered a lactose free cappuccino and I have never seen anyone in the US use lactose free milk. I…read morereally liked that. Don't forget to bring cash if it is less than 5 euros. The barista was very sweet and she even asked if I wanted any chocolate powder on top which of course, yes!

Wonderful place with a great vibe. Friendly and professional staff, delicious food and excellent…read moredrinks!

Nice space, but very slow and super inattentive service and over-sweet cocktails with poor balance…read more Find a local non-hotel bar instead.

Bakery is ok, we ride through here plenty of times but always get not so nice customer service…read more Today I wanted to purchase an individual package of jam and I was told "not for sale today" although it sat right in front of my face. Very odd and warning do not come here if you want to eat dry bread no jam or butter! Disappointed unfortunately this will not be part of our bike route anymore

Omg I love this place. First off, the pastries are hello yum, but also, the women behind the…read morecounter were really kind to my family and I even though we had a bit of a language barrier.

I was in the general area , but this is the first time it was open during the holiday period. The…read moreGermans take their holidays seriously. Although, I ordered a caffe latte to go the cafe has an international crowd from Canadians to locals. The latte was very subtle and very good. I would go here again. It sits on top midway of one of the very few hilly streets in Mainz.

A very cool and hip place located in Mainz, but one I really wish was in Frankfurt…read more Kaffeekommune is some of the best coffee I've tasted in the Frankfurt and Mainz area, to be honest. Their flat white was smooth and perfectly balanced. The milk was velvety and I wish I hadn't gotten take away and walked away or I would have ordered another. I am so happy to see places like this popping up. I, personally, take insult to when sugar is put in coffee (sorry Deutschlanders), but most coffee in this country needs sugar or something to help it. It is rare that I find places like this that offer such an ideal espresso that it does not need sugar. Take mind, I will NEVER go to a place where I'd need to put sugar in my coffee because that is a surefire indicator that the coffee sucks. But then again, I was a barista in Scandinavia for quite some time years ago so I am a bit of a coffee snob. No sugar needed at Kaffeekommune. The best thing about this place is that it embraces simplicity and the products they sell. They won't serve a subpar product. They also offer efficient and kind customer service. At night from Thursday on throughout the week, this place turns into a craft beer bar. Kaffeekommune- please come to Frankfurt!!!

Traditional dishes done superbly using ingredients sourced from the property, including meats and…read morecheeses. The surrounding gardens are lush with fresh flowers, organic foods in the shops, and plenty of fresh options to enjoy for any tastes. Absolutely fantastic!

Café Bohne ~ a warning not to try and change your mind from ordering a la carte to the breakfast…read morebuffet, they won't let you. Started off with eggs and brotchen, then decided I had enough appetite to take on some yogurt and a croissant. Couldn't switch to the buffet, was told it was "against the law". Eh?