Had the cappuccino and a slice of schweizer truffeltorte. Went well together. Inside was a bit…read morewarm, so had it outside. It hit da spotttttt!!!

Huge selection of cakes and pastries, nothing vegan and there is no soy milk, but the place is…read morelovely to sit in while talking to your friends or working on the laptop. Not too far from the main train and bus station (within walking distance). Prices are not too high, but you're also not getting the best coffee in the world...

I went here with my friend a couple weeks ago and got a bowl to go. It was great! I got the curry…read moresauce and a mix of veggie balls and meatballs with a bunch of different veggies. The veggie balls were okay, but the meatballs were amazing! I would definitely go back, but unfortunately it isn't wheelchair accessible (nicht barrierefrei), so I can only go back with a friend. Another issue was that my lid wouldn't stay on my bowl, but that wasn't a huge problem. Overall I'd say it was a good little place.

There aren't really many places in Tübingen that are really worth writing home about, as far as…read moreculinary delights are concerned. But I must say though that consistently Africa has been a home run every time. The food is so delicious and the prices and waiting time for food are very fair. The menu does leave a little bit to be desired as far as large variety is concerned, but it is always a great treat to go there. I can highly recommend 'Africa' especially if you like spicy and lively food. It's a must.

Great lunch and coffee in this quiet and cozy restaurant in the historic town center.read more

A lovely small Viennese café in the middle of Tübingen. Easy to miss as it's just behind the…read moreNonnenhaus. Super small but it doesn't feel crowded inside. The average age is about 55, but I was there with a friend and we both felt at ease even though we are in our 30s :-) A had a hot chocolate and he had a normal coffee, we shared a piece of cake (check out their selection at the front). Everything was good. The place is decorated as though it was cut out of 1950's Vienna which is just lovely. Prices are fair (don't know why Yelp indicates it's super expensive- it's certainly not more expensive than any other cafés around) and the service is good. I'd recommend it!