We discovered this very cute and cozy Cafe tucked in next to the old cinema on Haupstrasse. The…read moreback end is open and looks like you're in a cute little kitchen in your own home. It is raised a little and looks almost like a small stage on which the lone waitress is bustling about while baking. The main room is simple with pretty dangling Japanese lanterns that emit a soft light. There is one whitewashed brick wall and above are pale wood beams. The tables are simple and the chairs are plastic bucket chairs, yet the place seems to have a quiet elegance. The homemade baked goods are excellent, with a very pretty presentation. There is a small food menu but lots of drinks, coffees, and tea.

From the owner: Nach der bekannten Enoteca in Coburg und 10 Jahren ihn Spanien, zurück in Coburg mit Genuss auf…read morehöchstem Niveau.

Met up with a local from Bamberg who brought us to this cool place. We visited in the nighttime for…read moredrinks and conversation. The window was open to the street letting in cool air and people watching. The upstairs place was chic and had a nice vibe to it. Bavaria is known for beer, but you should try something different when you come here. And you should come here if you are spending a few days in Bamberg.

Stefan Unger is a state of the art cook and most guests don't know that he's a former cook world…read morechampion with the swiss national team. We love his mediterranean cooking and the cozy little restaurant. Be aware that the main dishes are not cheap (r.a. 30 €). What you get here is excellent and friendly service and very good and high quality food in a nice little restaurant. Reservation recommended as it's fully booked every evening.