Plüsch is certainly an icon for speyer! When we talk speyer we talk plüsch! Owner Tony makes you…read morefeel welcome every time, the inside of the cafe is nothing else but the best with eclectic peaces from all over, from art work on the wall to furniture you would find in a Victorian house! Go see it and say hello to Tony

Horrible service. Would not come to or table and serve us. Gave us water and never came back, we…read morefinally left, they also charged up for the table water

If you want the old fashioned German café experience, this is your place. Smack in the middle of…read morehistoric Speyer, you will find all the coffee and tea treats your heart desires, plus an assortment of delicious German cakes and tarts. You can't go wrong. Bienenstich and Linzer are my favorites!

Crépe caramello is my new happy place. It's got vanilla cream, a caramel drizzle, little toffee…read morebrickle bits, an unexpected scoop of ice cream, and, however inexplicably, zwei Pocky. (To be honest, I'm always surprised by a random appearance of Pocky.) And while in my experience crepes are usually plated in quarters or even sixths in order to fit on a small luncheon plate, at Cafe Hindenburg it is mostly flat with an artistic fold on a beautiful deckle-edge glass plate the size of a steering wheel. Which means a LOT of caramel. It's too big and too sweet for one person dining alone, but I gave it a good try, lingering at the sidewalk cafe next to the fountain, listening to the murmurs of my fellow patrons. Next time I'll try harder. Or maybe try one of their gelati.