Café Le Theatre (in Gloriapassage) is really good place to take a rest during a long shopping day…read moreon Königstraße, in the very center of Stuttgart-city! But not only for cup of coffee :) Once we had a really great time in the café celebrating birthday of three our friends at the same time. Cosy little gathering, warm atmosphere and tasty food and good service! 5 points :)

average cafe. very crowded at night. guess its due to the location, not because its so good…read more The prices were reasonable, and the service was good.

We had a great dinner here, I and my 2nd cousin from Stuttgart a couple of years back. The food…read morewas very authentic Swabian cuisine and the ambience was like being in someones large living or dining room with friends. The locals of which there were many/most had their own table that is was clear they enjoyed one night a week each week and even had their dogs with them. Towards the end a salvation army band trio came in and played for the restaurant - another nice touch. Highly recommend if you'd like some authentic Stuttgart food and locate within 1/4 mile of the opera house downtown!

Bequeme Einrichtung Kuchen sind lecker und die Auswahl super…read moreMitarbeiter sind weniger passend Lachen oder eine positive Ausstrahlung sind eher Fremdworte

Open on Sundays! Yay!…read more It's always hard to find places to go on sundays. This nice cafe is a perfect find for breakfast pastries with coffee. If you want to sit and eat breakfast, just walk in and sit at one of the empty tables. They're quite busy so no one will be coming to ask you if you need a seat. Take a look at the selection of pastries for the day before sitting down so you know what you want, or they have a breakfast menu with French toast and eggs if you want. So many to choose from! We ended up getting a cafe creme and a latte macchiato. The latte was milkier than the average latte FYI. As for pastries we ordered a croissant - not very good...especially if you like French croissants. German croissants don't have as many layers or the crispy and chewiness of the French. However, make sure you get the scheibe hefezopf! It's a slightly sweet bread with raisins. Kind of like a challah. Super yummy!

This café is across the street from the Burgerbüro so it's become something of a tradition every…read moretime I have to go there. The service is quick and the pastries are reasonably priced. There are two parts of the cafe, one take out and one sit in. If you want to sit in while eating or drinking just find a table and the waitress will come to you. If you order from the take out side you can't use the tables in the main part of the restaurant.