We ran across this cafe as we were walking around the Palmengarten and stopped for a coffee and…read morecake. It's a gorgeous little cafe with some outdoor seating for warm days. It looks like a proper countryside British cafe with nice cakes and things on display. The cups and plates they use here also remind me of the gorgeous English teahouses with proper China :-) The coffee was good and the carrot cake was also quite good. They serve breakfast till 3pm most days and there is a choice of drinks including daily pressed fresh juices. I wish they used a bit of ice or cool the juice they make everyday as it was a bit too warm to enjoy. You order at the counter and the food comes out pretty quickly. The staff are very friendly and nice and also speak English in case your German is poor. A gorgeous cafe I would happily come back to any day specially for Sunday brunch. They do have some vegan and lactose free options if you so desire. Prices are reasonable and sitting outside on a warm day is really nice indeed :-)

Great cozy neighborhood cafe & bakery. fantastic coffee, simple breakfast stuff, and friendly staff…read morethat help me with my poor German ordering skills ;)

Excellent little cafe, very near the Palmengarten. Great spot for a light lunch and glass of wine…read more The almond and apple tart was top notch.

Beautiful cafe in Frankfurt. Love their cakes & lunch options. You can see and taste that the owner…read moreputs a lot of love into this place and the food. The service is very friendly

We came here because the more popular (but super smelly inside because of all those people) Cafe…read moreKarin was too crowded. Tried scrambled eggs with tomato and was surprised at how red they came out - it doesn't look great but it tasted good. They have two kinds of pasta too, if you're running the marathon tomorrow ; ) but skip the organic, therefore supposedly better, Gorilla Tea - not that great. It would've been nice if they'd had brown sugar for the tea instead of white, and if they would've offered milk with it instead of having to chase someone down for it; but this is just nitpicking and if I lived here I'd probably go back again. Nice colorful local art on the walls!!

a really nice and cozy cafe at Bergerstraße, perfect if you are really hungry in the morning as…read morethey have an offer of EUR 4.90 all you can eat breakfast!

The service here is super slow. It seems one person only works even during the rush hour. We had to…read morewait for ages to get service. The price of breakfast is cheap 4,95€ but you have to pay for your drinks which are over priced. Great location nonetheless if you are super hungry and don't mind the wait.

My favorite cafe in Frankfurt. It's small and cozy, yet in the very middle of the city center. Many…read morepeople walk by because it' s a bit hidden. It just has so much charm! Why is it so good? High quality tea from "Kusmi Tea" (try the "Detox"), good coffee (with soy milk on request), intellectual friendly crowd from young to old and a good service. Most importantly though: the variety of delicious artisan cakes! Every morning they're freshly made by their patisserie. Also: good place to work as they have free wifi and enough space for coffee, cake and your lap top!

Too full to order dessert, but boyfriend and I picked up a valhrona hot cocoa and a grapefruit…read morelemonade, and took advantage of the free wifi. Worked out great for a few hours of studying/relaxing.

Delicious baked goods and quick coffee! They have both sweet and savory options like sandwiches…read more Loved it.

I ordered a lactose free cappuccino and I have never seen anyone in the US use lactose free milk. I…read morereally liked that. Don't forget to bring cash if it is less than 5 euros. The barista was very sweet and she even asked if I wanted any chocolate powder on top which of course, yes!

touristy cute café serving a touristy cute version of traditional Frankfurter Kranz cake that…read moredoubles down on the Krokant (caramelized hazelnut shrapnel)

Really cute place, but I had a horrible experience here! We…read moresat outside, and we ordered an iced coffee, a Frankfurter Kranz, and an apple cobbler. First off, the iced coffee was SO BAD. Definitely the ONLY bad coffee I had on my 9 day Euro trip. Tasted burnt and bitter. But the worst part was, right once the pastries came out, our table was swarmed by bees. There were CONSTANTLY at least 4-6 bees flying into our dishes, and they would not go away. I know this isn't the restaurants fault, but a warning would have been nice... We ended up having to leave after just a few bites because the bees were so bad. Truly a very memorable experience, but for all the wrong reasons :X

Great place for breakfast. Had the Le Grand. More than enough food for one person. Would definitely…read morerecommend.

Excellent bakery. I really liked this place. Wonderful bakery items, delicious coffee, good…read moreservice, and beautiful atmosphere. For our first meal in Frankfurt, this really set the bar high. We had a fabulous breakfast there, and went back for a wonderful lunch too. Loved both meals, as the food was delicious and the service was prompt. Not only that, but all the patrons are gorgeous and endlessly fascinating looking. Ok, from my goofy American perspective, perhaps most Europeans look fabulous and sophisticated, but whatever. At Maison du Pain, they're all beautiful. The beautiful people of Europe surrounded by the beautiful pastry of Frankfurt. Side note: it's a typical European thing to share dining table space. For example, if there's a table for six that is only being occupied by 4 people, it's possible that a party of 2 may join the table. We have such a different concept of personal space in the US when it comes to dining spaces, since dining rooms are typically huge here. But in Europe, space is limited, which means that you may end up doubling up with another group.