This place is such a gem! While it was a bit difficult to find the entrance (hint: go through the…read moregarden store area where the registers are), it was worth it once I got in. The decor was gorgeous (I wish I took more photos since the one below doesn't do it justice). It's awesome to see them repurpose a greenhouse like this! Even the restroom was so nice. Love that it's tucked into a massive nursery so you can look around and grab gorgeous plants and garden materials in one visit. I ordered a garden bagel the first time and a bowl the second time (I wish I could remember exactly which one) and both were delicious. I kind of wish they had a few more choices for breakfast and lunch but when they had available were delicious. The service was good and overall experience was so nice.

Quaint little bar, secluded, and out of the way from the main street (Hauptstrasse). Brilliant…read moreseating outside, and not too busy. Serves Erdinger Weißbier and at a customer pleasing price. Perfekt!

We had a nice light lunch here with smoked salmon flammkuchen and a pear and chocolate mousse…read moretorte. Pleasant atmosphere and it looks like they have outdoor seating in warm weather.

Aw, I'm sad to see the poor reviews here. I lived a few miles down the road for two years, and this…read moreis one of my favorite spots. The ambiance is lovely inside and out. In cool weather, they put blankets out on the patio seating, and there is nothing better than curling up with a blanket and coffee, and watching people mill around the Marktplatz. I will admit that the prices are slightly high and service is very... European. Blunt, quick.. "what do you want?" style. But all of this is normal for the area, so once you are used to it, it's not a big deal. Their small plates/ appetizers were always really well prepared. I loved their soups and teas, and breakfast was always good. I'm definitely a big fan...

German coffee has been so incredibly delicious and this place is no exception. Their iced coffee is…read morecold coffee straight from the fridge, not half a cup of ice cubes like it is in America. I had half of a mortadella baguette - I probably would have enjoyed it more if it were slightly warmer but it was pretty delicious. The staff here is so friendly and the Wifi here is not only free but also fast. It's a nice space to sit and hang out but the noise level is pretty substantial so it's not the best place to do a ton of work that requires concentration - still, I got some things done in the two hours I was there. There's also outdoor space if you'd like to soak in some fresh air. Also, they only take cash! So bring your wallet.

A place to chill after sitting on the 5 for too long. I'll be back for sure. Lots of locals and…read morestudents (normal people I'm used to hanging out with). Coffee is ok. Not quite Philz coffee, but the usual espresso drinks. Good vibes to sit a contemplate for a moment, and then get on with it

Definitely one of my favorite spots that we discovered on our vacation here. I would have loved to…read morecome back, but we weren't in town for long and it's really more of a chill experience than one for a couple of explorers! The interior is so nice and plush, very inviting, especially as it started to rain when we got there. Plenty of room to stretch out whether at a table or on one of their well-worn, well-loved sofas. The coffee is good, but the pastries are divine. We got a pear tart and what I think might have been a red currant tart? Both were really delicious, sweet without being cloying and with very fresh fruit. A great place to come and relax for a bit, to people-watch, read, or otherwise.

Amazing coffee! They even have a flat white on the menu. If you are a coffee snob like myself this…read morewill not disappoint. Friendly staff and great coffee

Very cute cafe! Excellent service! Delicious pastel de nata and coffee. Added a nice break to a…read morecold walk around town!

My home away from home, Casa del Caffe welcomed me with open arms. I lived at this cafe for a few…read moredays while exploring Heidelberg and the surrounding areas. It is very comfortable, intimate, and filled with tons of friendly locals. The ladies and gentlemen who work here smiled lots and went out of their way to answer my questions about Heidelberg and the neighboring towns. They also replenished my latte many times as I entertained them with American humor, politics. With the cafe's desirable location on an old cobblestone street, the delectable drinks, sandwiches and sweets lure people walking by to lay down their roots and enjoy the cafe's treasures. Heidelberg is a romantic picturesque college town. I look forward to visiting again and spending many more afternoons at Casa del Caffe.

Of the economical grocery shopping options in Heidelberg, this is the one with the largest…read moreselection. It is packed with all sorts of different items and for me is more reminiscent of what I'm used to in a grocery store (from the USA). Some of the other lower cost grocery stores have rotating items so you might not find some things in stock but you will probably find most everything you are looking for here. Do make sure to weight and print out a UPC code for your fruits and vegetables before going to the cash register (which I actually have not done at any other grocery store in Heidelberg yet).