I'm writing this review approximately 5 years after staying here. This was and still is the best…read morebreakfast buffet I have ever eaten at in my entire life. Went downstairs with my mom expecting to grab a half stale croissant and a banana and was blown away. Spent over an hour here and my husband thought we went missing. Then he joined us and understood. The variety and quality... we use this breakfast buffet as inspiration for when we make breakfast at home. A little bit of this, a little bit of that. I found this Yelp after googling this spot while reminiscing of my time here. Worth every penny and I would spend a looooot more pennies if I could eat at a breakfast this good in Los Angeles.

Great breakfast buffet. Omelet station was excellent. Very nice variety of foods ranging from…read moresausage, to bacon, two eggs, two breads and cold cuts, the cereals and yogurts and many other items. Service: nonexistent. Plan on getting your own coffee and water; maybe after being there for half an hour somebody might offer coffee.

This place is well worth you learning some German ordering phrases so you blend in perfectly with…read morethe locals. This place in the morning seems to fill up fast with reservations, so we made sure we arrived a half hour after it opened. You come in, and basically seat yourself if you can find a table that is open. Menus should already be on the table, but ask if you need them. Again, learn some German and ask if the waiter or waitress can speak English. We were lucky that our waiter did speak English well enough to order. They do have English menus, but thanks to Google Translate, we ordered from the German one. Since I knew how to speak in German, I ordered for my husband an omelette with cheese and tomatoes, and I decided to try their homemade pancakes, which was actually a crepe with their "buffet" jam. The buffet was literally a shelf along the wall with all different kinds of homemade and store brand jams. Each was more spectacular than the next! Excellent choice for something different on the menu. My hubby's omelette was super yummy and flavorful. The service was not rushed in any way, and the vibe here is very relaxed and laid back. We could tell people were truly enjoying themselves and not rushing to go run off to do something else. If you don't have time to kill, this might not be your place. Great food; great location; great for us!

The food here was amazing. The waitresses were really nice and the ambience of the environment…read moremakes it feel like home.

Great Turkish restaurant with amazing and friendly service and, most important, delicious food…read more I came here two days in a row during a recent trip to Frankfurt and highly recommend their doner durum sandwiches. Fresh ingredients, fair prices.

I've picked up food here to go before but it had been a long time since my last visit…read more I was warmly & quickly greeted by a tall, dark & handsome young man. He asked if I was dining in or picking up to go. He provided me with a menu so I didn't have to look up at the wall. I selected the #10 Doner Teller plate with no rice, just salad. I got a little of the garlic & a little of the yogurt sauce. Next time I'll ask for a lot of both because they were both delicious. I'll come back again & would like to try one of their pizzas because they look amazing.

Ambiance: 5/5 Super cute cafe/ diner vibes inside. There's…read moretables and also bar-like areas along the windows to sit at. Service: 5/5 Everyone is welcoming and friendly. They gave out some hot drinks for those waiting in line outside in the cold. Food: 5/5 I got the banana pudding matcha and chili eggs on toast. So good! You can taste how fresh everything was. Would definitely come back i the future to try other items.

When a Manager Becomes the Reason to Leave a Restaurant!…read more Our visit to Sunny Side Up was unfortunately one of the most unpleasant restaurant experiences we have had in a long time. We stopped by for breakfast before leaving Frankfurt and had already placed our order. I was carrying a paper bag containing a muffin from another shop. The muffin remained in the bag under the table the entire time. I neither ate it nor took it out of the bag. A young man who introduced himself as the manager then approached our table. Instead of addressing the situation politely, professionally, and discreetly, he loudly confronted me in front of other guests in an inappropriate manner. His attitude was aggressive, condescending, and disrespectful. Of course, a restaurant has every right to set rules regarding outside food. No one was questioning that. What was completely unacceptable, however, was the way he chose to treat paying customers. When I explained that I was not eating the muffin and expressed my concern about his behavior, he showed no interest whatsoever in resolving the situation constructively. On the contrary, when I said that we would rather leave under those circumstances, he essentially told us to go ahead. So we left the restaurant, leaving our already served coffee behind. In my opinion, anyone who treats guests in this manner is not suited for a customer-facing role, let alone a management position. Hospitality is not merely about enforcing rules; it is about treating people with respect, tact, and basic decency. His behavior reflected the exact opposite. What I find particularly troubling is that this kind of conduct increasingly seems to be regarded as normal. It feels like a reflection of a broader societal decline in courtesy, respect, and common decency. This is simply not how customers should be treated. The name "Sunny Side Up" appears to aim for an American-style breakfast culture built on friendliness, openness, and good service. Unfortunately, it remains little more than a façade. While the restaurant attempts to imitate an American concept, it fails at the very thing that defines it: friendly, professional, customer-oriented service! We left the restaurant disappointed and upset. Based on this experience, we will not be returning and unfortunately cannot recommend Sunny Side Up.

I never thought it was possible to find a cafe that topped the charm of the Queen of Tarts in…read moreDublin, but then again, I live in the Midwest, so my options are severely limited. I'm glad to see that there's a big world out there, and my life's dream is to make my way through it, one cafe at a time, calories be damned. There are some sacrifices in life that are totally worth it. Amelie's is a tiny hidden slice of heaven with a stunningly charming interior, expansive menu, and good service. The atmosphere is one of serenity and beauty, with delicious coffee, great lunch options, and beautiful pastries. It makes me hungry all over again, just thinking about Amelie's, and I don't mean just physical hunger. I mean a hunger of the soul that craves to be satisfied with the charm and contemplative grace that Amelie's provides. It makes me happy to be alive, knowing that such places exist.

Traveling from the United States and this comfy little cafe was recommended by locals. An excellent…read morebreakfast with a great staff. We had Le Gourmand for breakfast. Menu states that it is for two people, but easily could be for three or four. Everything that we were served was perfect. My highlights were the cured / smoked salmon and the croissant, but really everything was fantastic. Highly recommend!

I'm sadly forced to eat a lower carb diet at this stage in my life, but the Schokoschnecke was…read moreworth decimating my daily carb target. I'm eternally sad American bakeries don't use quality chocolate in baked goods :'(

My sister has been raving about Zeit für Brot and their famous cinnamon rolls and so we decided to…read morestop by for a quick bite to eat and a coffee when visiting Frankfurt. Seating inside is limited, with a tiered bench setup and a some tables but there is plenty of outdoor seating. The bakery was buzzing with customers when we arrived. Not surprising - the selections are amazing. I opted for a sandwich with was absolutely delish!

Great coffee and pastries! A very friendly and patient staff…read more The chocolate and vanilla croissants were incredible.

The name got our attention on the way to the train station, but the coffee stole my heart. It was…read moreso yummy! Hubby and I shared a chia seed pastry - the chia filling was encased in a buttery shortbread and was good also. We sat outside and enjoyed the sights and morning bustle.

We visit the Christmas Market in Frankfurt most years, always staying close to Zeil area and this…read morehas become our default breakfast stop off. The staff are friendly and most speak good English. English menus are on offer but at this stage we kinda know the menu so don't both bother. My usual is Zwei Eier Im Tasse, which translates to 2 Eggs in a cup, or in this case a glass. They come with either brotchen (crispy roll) or toast. I usually get the roll. The eggs are medium soft boiled, shelled and served in a glass with the bread on the side, and an enormous packet of butter. If you're used to the tiny individual sized packets you get here you;l be pleasantly surprised, it's more than enough. Coffee is also good quality. They do a good selection of sweet and savoury baked goods as well, although we haven't really sampled them much. This is a nice place to start a busy day's marketing, and provides enough for breakfast without being overfull for all the tasty meat and potato related treats that the market vendors have on offer.

Definitely don't recommend to non-locals…read more While the food was fine, the service was honestly as bad as the other reviews say. I'm super forgiving when it comes to interactions where I am a foreigner anywhere. I don't expect folks to speak my language and go out of my way to follow local norms, but the woman we encountered today was rude just to be rude. At first she ignored us (the only two people in the store) when we ordered zwei croissant, then (after we also fought to order two cappuccinos) she got angry when we didn't have €0.20 in change (the bill was €10.20 and I only had €15), and proceeded to just take the ten euro, throw the five back at us, and walk away and clearly talk shit about us while she made us cappuccino. The quality of the croissants and cappuccino was fine, but you can certainly find those elsewhere.

The food tastes like in any other Mc Donalds around the globe, theres a neat feature i wanted to…read morewrite about, though: Theyve build two terminals, where you can order your food via touchscreen and check out with your credit- or ec-card. This is not only time-saving (you dont have to wait in line, theres a special counter for the terminal-ordered food), you also dont have to talk to anyone anymore, and can live a happy live in solitude! ;) The terminal is really bilingual, writes English you understand and makes the visit at least a little fun...

This is where I used the "coupon" function of Mickey D's app for the first time, or tried to. It's…read morekind of awkward for a newbie due to inconsistent verbiage ("coupon" vs. "Gutschein") and so the slip of paper I pulled from the terminal apparently was not as should be. The person operating the cash register seemed not to know what to do with it, and when the manager arrived he was extremely rude to me. Sent a complaint to McD HQ, got a stock e-mail reply in return. Will never patronize this joint again.

This place has a very cutesy vibe. Lots of whimsical (and cat-themed) decorations, tea party…read morethemed. Very fun to wander and look at the details. We came for their breakfast buffet which I about 15 euro (drinks not included) and has standard German breakfast fare (breads, cheeses & lochs & meats, fruit, etc) as well as onigiri & lots of Japanese & French fusion pastries. You can definitely get your money's worth as you're welcome to visit the buffet table for whatever you'd like. The sweet pastries were a little on the dry side, the macaron especially. I really liked the flavor of the matcha and white chocolate cake I had though. The fresh baguette was a real standout, so incredibly fluffy and moist - enjoyed with some very delicious soft cheeses. They also had mochi which was fun. Lots of drink options. I did the iced matcha latte which had an espresso shot. (Hooray!) We sat in the window in the sunshine and very much enjoyed our breakfast. In the evenings they have sushi I believe. Check out this very adorable spot if you're in Frankfurt and want something a little different.

Lovely little gem for great matcha ice cream near old frankfurt. We ordered the matcha pan (small…read morepuffy bread with matcha crust - called grüner tea melon pan) and a matcha ice cream tea. They were both delicious and perfect to pair for a hot day!