We always start our visit here in Cochem to watch people and enjoy a cold beer or wine. So…read morerelaxing and welcoming, the waitress has outstanding sense of humor and great engagement style. Our family joined us this time, and they loved it. Emily's never fails to deliver an outstanding atmosphere, complete with a friendly local beagle. Our family joined us this time, and they loved it as much as we do!

Nice patio on the square. Pleasant staff who knew enough English. The Tuna tomato sandwich was…read morelarge. The vegetarian pizza was good. Wine and beer. We like. There is inside seating upstairs as well.

We enjoyed an excellent meal at Cafe St Goar! D had the spaghetti with marinara, and proclaimed it…read morebest she's had this side of Italy! She enjoyed a glass of the Rose' Trocken with her meal. Mel had the schnitzel, which was excellent. The surprise was the fries with the schnitzel - best in Europe! Better than Bruges! I had the Rigatoni Arrabiata. It was very tasty, with just the right mix of pasta, mushrooms, ham and sauce. I had a glass of the Oberweseler Riesling Trocken, which was very enjoyable. The service was prompt and attentive. If you come, try the local wines!! Definitely would come back here!! Excellent food and good service.

We stopped by here on a cool Tuesday afternoon awaiting our river cruise to show up. Long story…read moreshort, a very enjoyable spot to have a bite sitting outside. The cafe itself is lovely and fun. The service is friendly and helpful. We had some tea, soup and some strammer maxs (ham and eggs on toast) which were quite good and satisfying. The prices felt reasonable. If you find yourself standing outside this fine cafe and are wondering if you should stop for a snack, you probably should.

This is by far the best bakery in the area and my favorite bakery that I was fortunate enough to…read morevisit in Germany. It's tucked away in the storybook town of Bernkastel and the sight of chocolate truffles in the window is sure to draw you in. They have all the traditional German cakes, here's what I suggest: Their specialty truffles- rich, smooth and creamy. You can't go wrong. Adding Riesling only makes them better. Apfelstrudel: warm, gooey and delicious! The best I had in Germany. Sacher Torte: The jam in the middle was perfect to cut the dense chocolate flavor. Black Forest Cake: You just can't go wrong with the cherry, chocolate and light cream combination. Eisekaffee- I became addicted to these after ordering what I thought was coffee with ice, but received scoops of gelato, doused in espresso and lovingly topped with unsweetened whipped cream. Overall, a ten on the greatness scale. I wish could live in Bernkastel just so I could have continued my twice-a-day ritual of visiting the bakery.

€36 for 4 people for coffee, tea, 2 hot chocolates with liquor and cakes and pastries…read more Walking post lunch, showing our guests around Bernkastel-Kues and the scent of coffee and chocolate wafted through the air beckoned me to this place. We usually go to a different place but I wanted to give this venue a try with all the positive reviews here on Yelp. Went in and it looked decent enough, and if decisions were based on smell alone, it would have won hands down. But boy were we disappointed. The pastries/cake were okay. The hot chocolate, coffee and tee, were what one would expect to be, nothing to write home about. This was all okay but the bad service we experienced pushed the experience over the edge and made this place a one star venue for me (based on European food service criteria, it was bad). So when you walk in you are greeted by a display case full of sweets, cakes and pastries. If you decide to dine-in, you have to order your cake/pastry before sitting down. The lady at the counter gives you a ticket which you then give to your server. You then pick a table, order your drinks and give your tickets to your server. We sat right in front of the coffee/beverage service area. Our server took our drink order in Deutsche - ein schwarz Kaffee, Becher Schokolade mit Sahne und Cointreau, Becher Schokolade mit Sahne und Rum, schwarz Tee mit Milch, wrote it down, took our tickets for our cakes/pastries and walked the few steps to the coffee bar. Came back a few minutes later came back with two plain hot chocolates with whipped cream and two hot coffees, black. Well one out of four ain't so bad, right?!? And then we waited, waited, waited for our cakes/pastries for about 20 minutes figuring she was busy. I looked over the counter and there were our cakes sitting on the counter waiting to be served minus one which I had to reorder and get another ticket for. Gave that ticket to our waitress and that desert was served very quickly. I then asked her for our other desserts and she promptly shook her head and told us that we did not order anything else. At this point I stood up and picked up the plates myself. She then looked at her pad and then all of a sudden she found where she wrote those order numbers. Quick apologies and walked away. Can't say she was too busy as she had a few tables during coffee hour, and she was chatting with other patrons and co-workers. It was just plain bad service. In all my travels here in Europe, this has been the worst service I've had. I can definitely say that there are better places to go to in town for cake and pastries with better service too no matter how busy they are.

Average wine shop. Staff is helpful and informative. Selection of wine and other items are…read moredisplayed and you are able to taste samples. Easy to find and large parking lot across the street on the river bank.

This place was really a nice surprise. We were visiting the area with a few friends and one of them…read more(who lives in Frankfurt) noticed people walking in the door who he said looked like locals. He was right, I think - The food was quite good and fresh made. The Flammkuchen was really nice for me, and everyone else liked what they got. The soup (vegetable beef or something) was particularly good. So, a fine lunch, but the thing that sets Cafe Loreley Konditorei apart is absolutely the deserts. The "cake bar" is full of some amazing looking stuff that tastes just as good as it looks. Orange-zest creme, cherry cheese cake (nom nom), all sorts of awesome. I really, really suggest it for cake. Oh, and some icing on that cake - they have a few nice local wines. So yeah, if you're near by, go on in. It's worth it.

The super breakfast is super.... take the left overs and make a sandwich later. The coffee is good…read more A great breakfast for 8 euros.... not bad! I got the super breakfast two days in a row and also had two mimosa with it! We had a large party, around 8 people. The service was very timely! I love Boppard breakfast!!!!

This place is now called Aries am Rhine. A nice outdoor beer/wine garden that seems to be one of…read morethe only places to grab a drink and a bite with a view of the Rhine in St Goar. Lots of seating and a laid back feel. They had a nice Riesling selection - six different local glasses and also offered beer and a few cocktails. Light menu for nibbling with drinks - we had a pretzel and a flammkuchen with goat cheese. Service was quick despite many people being there. Would definitely recommend!

Cute little ice cream shop right near the Mosel! We got a few different ice creams and they were…read moreall so good! The owner was kind and brought us our desserts and napkins for our daughter, and it was such a lovely little terrace spot right in the heart of the village!