Only had 2 hours to explore Innsbruck Stumbled upon this gem on Instagram. Service 100! Food 1000+…read morecoming from New York, I think I know bagels and this one was beyond my expectations. English speaking staff very friendly and eager to help you with the menu. We went for the zucchini soup and the avocado tornado bagel & the susi bagel.

on the 27 dec circa 11am i purchased 2 avocado bagels from the fellows cafe 1st floor of airport to…read moreeat for lunch on flight to stansted. on opening pack on plane i noted a black hand written date stamp on the packaging dated 31 dec 2018 on eating bagel dry like old leather really stale & dry filling microscopic & flavourless. clearly by dating it shows product not prepared fresh why not for the price o paid avoid this business has no competition the authorities need to address problem

Horrible service. Our waitress was incredibly rude from before we even sat down. We should have…read moreleft then. Clearly not American-friendly so beware. And cash only.

Don't let the "cafe" in the name fool you, they have a fuller menu than you might expect. We were…read morehaving a mid-afternoon snack so we skipped the bagel sandwiches (to our regret, they looked fantastic), but the soup of the day (potato cream and curry with or without bacon) was delicious. Next time we'll come for lunch instead to make sure we have the stomach space to try more!

Of the two weeks spent in Germany, no place [discounting the glüwein stands] saw my face more than…read moreonce... except Onofrio's. We had breakfast here three mornings in a row, even delaying our departure from München until they were open on the third morning just to have one last good cappuccino and another of the [honestly advertised as being 'crunchy as hell'] custard-filled sfogliatelle. Deliciously-filled cornettos [similar to croissants, but Italian] were inhaled all three mornings [the pistachio in particular looks like avocado cream but tastes delicious] while we otherwise swapped between hearty breakfast bagels [I recommend the pretzel and the za'atar ones in particular] and filled pitas [the antipasto is probably the best of those] toasted in the panini press. Coversation, if desired while you sip coffee and nom baked goods al banco, comes in German, Italian, and English, which made for an entertaining jumble in the mornings that I already miss. When I go back to catch Octoberfest some year, I'll pop in to say hello... and have another cornetto.

I had such a great time today with Antonio who I found out is Italian like me. The place is so cozy…read moreeven though small and has such a cool style. 20ies NY-style with Italian Charme - what else do you want?! Bagels, Italian coffee Par excellence, original American Fanta and all other kinds of appetizer. Worth a visit when in the neighborhood!

My first cortado! Espresso with steamed milk and a syrup of my choice…read more Very friendly customer service.

Hands down the best coffee I have had in Germany. I was starting wonder if I would find a decent…read morecup of joe during my trip. Most of the places I tried in Munich, Frankfurt, Heidelberg and Cologne were average at best. Germany is a little behind in the coffee scene. As for lunch, this place had a great selection of typical cafe food and it's all vegetarian. If you are looking around town, pop in and chill for a while. I'm keen to try the toasted sandwiches and bagels. The brownie I had was surprisingly better than the ones I buy in New York.

The double espresso macchiato was good as was the mango smoothie…read more The jalapeño bagel my wife had was surprisingly good. The consistency of the bagel was actually bagel-like. The bagel wasn't just a round piece of bread with a hole in it. And the jalapeño cream cheese was actually spicy! The interior of the place reminded me of cafés I would frequent in high school and college, except all the text and language being spoken was German, similar brown walls and menus with colored chalk. Felt like a homecoming for me. Seating is quite limited, or intimate if you want to out a positive spin on it. Not sure if they have wifi. I think they do as I saw a guy with an iPad. And for you single guys out there, the male to female ration seems quite favorable!

Really enjoy this place. Came here each morning for americanos and lattes. Outstanding coffee and…read morevery good baristas who know what they are doing. Bagels are impressive too -- hard to find a good one outside of the US. Try the Pretzel Bagel. Great service too.

I am not the expert on commenting about the whole coffee shop but for sure after drinking espresso…read morein this place for multiple times I can tell the espresso quality is so bad and watery compare to other coffee shops in the town. So a big no if you are an espresso enthusiast.

great coffe and more. Central location in the pedestrian zone of Dornbirn. Helpful & friendly staff…read moreand a great spot to pass some time while in town. My favorite is the double cortado which is equivalent to a doppio macchiato elsewhere. Their bagels are great too, only downside they don't serve them before 9am which is a bummer if you are off to an early start!