This place is down the street from me and today we were finally able to snag a table. This place is…read moretiny, super cute, and super crowded. Be prepared to wait. The food is amazing and definitely worth it.

This is a really cute cafe 6 min away from the hotel I stayed at. I had a vegetarian omelette and a…read morecappuccino. Loved it! Very cute ambience as well!

Great coffee & awesome location hidden behind the mall and away from the hustle & bustleread more

Wonderful coffee and strudel shop in Vaihingen...hidden gem. I had a cardamom latte with oat milk…read moreand my wife had apple strudel with chocolate, and a cappuccino. Everything was WONDERFUL. Poushe has indoor and outdoor seating, all within walking distance of the Hotel Pullman or parking next to the church. The staff speaks german and english.

If you want to see a lovely Mill with Donkeys in a gorgeous setting this is it…read more When I was there it had a lovely food shop a cafe and music was about to start. It is not far from the Stuttgart airport. So if you are looking for an afternoon excursion you won't be disappointed. In the surrounding area there are some beautiful walks.

I had some amazing experiences during my time in Germany but lunch with friends at Eselsmühle was…read moretruly one of the best. The mill turned biergarten/restaurant captured the essence of Schwabia: big glasses of cold beer, fresh and natural food, friendly staff and an idyllic country setting.

Stopped by after riding past this place. It's got a nice layout inside from dining to lounging…read more Small dinner menu, but that made it easier to choose. I tried the assortment of maultaschen since I didn't enjoy it at another place and figured this would be a good way to see if it was just a specific one that I didn't enjoy. Looks like I only enjoyed the meat one versus the vegetable ones. I was able to order a nice wine, not German, but found fruit flies in the wine. Mentioned it to the waitress, but only when I was leaving since my experience in Germany has told me that resolving issues isn't something they do here. Better to just cut your losses and leave.

Service was friendly and spoke English well. The caramel latte was great, they brought us out fresh…read morebacon and eggs, and the cafe is little and cute. It has indoor and outdoor seating.

From the owner: Heute schon gesündigt? Alle Kuchen gibt es auch to go. Zu…read morejedem Musical kreieren unsere Patissière eine themenspezifische Torte.

As a coffee-loving resident of San Francisco, I know the tremendous contributions San Francisco has…read moremade to the coffee community. I mean, sure, Starbucks started in Seattle. And the highest # of baristas per capita isn't here, but in Portland, 850 miles north of here. And sure, the only place in America that actually grows coffee is Hawaii. But San Francisco has roasted coffee for at least 10 years now, and there's probably about 10 coffee roasters in business by now. We're seriously making a mark in the world. Which is why I am truly honored that this business decided to name itself after San Francisco's historically significant industry. Salute, to you, my friends! Nice work in honoring a city that truly knows coffee.

It's a very nice confectionery. There's another bakery nearby (about a block away) that has some…read morepastries and cakes, but this shop offers some amazing cakes. We opted for a raspberry mouse tart this time (photo). It was very good IMHO. Of course, it was not too sweet in comparison to American pastries. I think I can safely say that across the board about European desserts. Some American cakes are cloyingly sweet as if Americans are obsessed with sugar. Perhaps there's some truth to it. European desserts tend to be more elegant, or should I say, they offer sweetness with certain restraint. It must be very difficult to live so close to these good if not great bakeries and confectionaries. I think I'll be coming here everyday if I lived close by to try all the goodies they offer.