This little hidden gem is amazing. I took some photos but I'm pretty sure the owners don't want…read morethem posted as they have signs posted not to take photos here. At any rate, the staff are begun helpful. The property is amazingly gorgeous and such a darling charm!!! I like it so much I'm tempted to book it for this summer now!

A quaint breakfast/brunch restaurant located on the Market Square. This is a perfect place to stop…read morewhen visiting from the Christmas Markets. They offer a full menu and a buffet, providing a wide variety of local cuisine. We decided b to try the buffet and also ordered a glass of Prosecco. Started with a cheese, onion and tomato omelette, with a side of sausage and bacon. Five stars! The omelette was cooked perfectly, and very lite. A great hidden gem in a small German city.

Other than the yellow jackets swarming our table, which were plaguing the restaurants all over…read moreGermany, this was the perfect place to enjoy a leisurely weekend breakfast. Situated right on Staufen's central plaza next to the town hall, be sure and sit outside where you can savor your buffet breakfast while people watching. (Don't miss Saturday market!) The buffet choices are typical for Germany...cold cuts, cheese, rolls, eggs, fruit...not heavy on the sweets. (There are plenty of non-buffet baked goods for purchase.) My caramel latte was LECKER...not too strong, not too sweet. Service was quietly functional. Despite the annoyance of the yellow jackets, I must say it was fascinating to watch them carve out massive pieces of our meat and fly off trembling with excitement and sheer exhaustion.

Very cute small place with small variety of quiches and traditional flatbreads. Baked to order and…read morevery delicious. Small selection of desserts. But a very good place to sit and people watch, with a glass of Alsace wine or coffee. Prices were reasonable compared to the other touristy restaurants. Service is slow but considering how much staff they have compared to customers, it is understandable.

Spent a charming late morning enjoying a delicious cup of hot chocolate and a chocolate croissant…read morethat was amazing! The man and woman who were running the cafe were warm and gracious, which made the stop even more perfect!

Great coffee, great service. The one star review from Chef Will G is misleading. There are 4 seats…read moreoutside, 8 seats downstairs, and many more upstairs. Did he even come here? Great place!

ChatGPT recommended this place. We were at the Capitale de Noel. It was quite a hike to get here…read moreMaps was getting confused and had to cross a few bridges. Finally found it and was underwhelming. It was a micro place with seating for 6 people, one seat available and I sat there while my wife ordered. We were told we could not be served, we asked if we could wait inside and rudely told we have to wait outside in the cold. Don't come here there are plenty of bakeries that serve cappuccinos. I am writing his review while siting inside Secret De Table with plenty of seating where it is warm and drinking a great cappuccino.

Lovely tea and outdoor tables on the cutest street. The owner is very nice and helpful! Bought dry…read moretea for later, and sat with a fresh pot enjoying a book

Our favorite tea shop in the world! My girlfriend is from Colmar, but we live in the US. We go to…read moreColmar around twice per year, and each time we make our way to L'Essence Du Thé and stock up on tea for the next 6 months! We haven't found any other tea store (even in New York) with such an interesting selection of teas and such friendly, knowledgable staff. Try their herbal mixes. Also, it's a great place to order a cup of tea, sit back, and relax.

Great coffee and pastries, in the unique Freiburg old town setting! I had an iced late and a…read morechocolate eclair; very good. My friends ordered a variety of coffees and pastries, and everyone agreed it was excellent.

Given its location, the KKA has a captive audience of both tourists and natives alike who come to…read morethe Altstadt for a wander, a shop, and, perhaps, a cup of coffee. Sadly, the quality of the 'dark brew' ain't what it could be (read: extremely bitter espresso drinks) and that's a shame given how centrally located and charmingly laid out this place is. I'm a sucker for coffee sack-lined walls, funky old light fixtures and solid wood 'steh cafe' tables. To complete a place, however, one needs great product. That's where, at least java-wise, this place falls short of the mark. Props to the young gal who served us. She was so very nice. I'd like to pay for her to go to barista training school. Having said that, it could be a case of not having the best machines to work with, or, at the very least, not having them in the best working order.