Yummy breakfast with my wife - and extraordinarily friendly service by Alicia. Why "only" four…read morestars then? In my rating scheme, I must be willing to take a 30+ min detour just to go, and that would be a tad too much to ask. If in the area, a good pick though, especially if the sun is out and you can enjoy breakfast in the sun.

It took a long time to get service, despite the place only being half full. When I received my…read moremeal, the salad was not fresh and contained a dead fly. When it came time to pay the bill the server was nowhere in sight for around d 30 minutes. Overall a disappointing experience.

Café Baumann is an icon in Koblenz. Their bakery products are amazing - and my Mum, who still lives…read morein Koblenz, goes there all the time - since 30+ years. Yesterday, old friends took us for breakfast - and I hate to say it, but it was less than average, and the service was not only inattentive, but the execution was awful - and any product that did not come from the bakery was less than average. The salami and turkey was ... cheap. The four of us hated it. Then, it took three attempts to get a soft boiled egg - and it arrived 30 mins after breakfast. Once the service had cleaned our plates, it just disappeared. We sat there for another hour - as you do in Germany - and they did not even ask if we cared for anything else. I would understand if the place was packed - but at this particular time, two-thirds of the tables were vacant. They did not even bother to bring the check - we had to find someone to pay. Sorry, as much as I love your place, if I had to pick a place where to go today, I'd rather risk checking out any new place than going again. And again, this comes from a customer who has been at least 100 times in the last 30 years.

Do yourself a favour and look for another cafe up the road, unless of course you like your kitchen…read morestaff to also clean toilets, actually could be a case for the Koblenz health department... Nevertheless, cakes, pastries and chocolates are of a very good quality, though not outstanding. Apparently the place has been Rhineland-Palatinate 'Cafe of Year' some 20 years ago, well things might have been different then.

We were out for a jog through the historic part of Koblenz and decided to stop for coffee…read more Instead, we sat down at this sidewalk cafe and had a truly wonderful (and healthy) breakfast. The cafe is in a beautiful setting in an historic square. The food was VERY fresh and flavorful, and the service was friendly and efficient.

Great little breakfast spot for coffee and a quick bite to eat! Not a ton of food options but…read moreenough to get by!

Fresh baked goods and delicious sandwiches in a modern and airy cafe! The best part is that you get…read morea view of the cathedral with your meal! Prices are very reasonable and the portions are generous. They have coffee and cooled beverages to accompany your meals. The staff spoke decent English and was very helpful. This cafe is centrally situated in Altstadt for exploring the town or a quick stop before a day trip to the Rhine Valley. If you need something fresh and tasty to go, then this is the place!

I loved how friendly they are. I asked for a recommendation and the waitress brought be this almond…read morebutter cloud like cake. If you are in Cochem, you have to find this hidden gem and get at least one slide of this heavenly cake. I don't like sweets and thus was a perfect balanced. The whole place made me comfortable and cozy. Classic design that has a mother's touch to it.

Wanted to sit outside and work a bit on a sunny day Problem was: no service. Every time you want a…read morenew drink, you gotta pack all your stuff and walk back in. While the coffee and pastries were actually nice, the attitude was a disaster. Poor dude in front of me had a walking disability. He asked for help to safely get his coffee to the table and the service lady said with a big smile: you'll manage. If I had not told others to meet me there I would have left, vowed to never return.

This was a nice little coffee shop and cafe I stumbled across outside the Koblenz Hauptbahnhof when…read moreI was touring the Rhine river area between here and Mainz. They have good WiFi here and even better espresso along with their desserts which look quite amazing along with their nice selection of sandwiches. It was a beautiful day and I enjoyed relaxing on their very pleasant patio to enjoy my caffeine charge before I had to catch my train.

From the owner: Best Coffee in Town & Fantastisch Frische Snack, Veggie und Vegan Heroes in deiner "Stadt der…read moreHelden"!

Our hotel told us about this local favorite restaurant and we were not disappointed! Staff was…read morefriendly and the owner shook our hand goodbye, thanking us for visiting! Food was great and the service was on par with typical busy German restaurants. Only thing difficult was the menu in German ( I know! We managed with a translator it just took forever) so I would suggest looking ahead of time if you are in a rush to order!

Ate here one evening in 2019, so we had to stop again when we were near Koblenz on our most recent…read moretrip. It was worth deviating from our trip just to get some lunch here. The restaurant is right near the bahnhof and if you can't find street parking there is a nearby garage. The food, service and ambiance were just as we remembered. We were greeted and welcomed by a hostess, server and even the owner. You can tell there are a lot of regular local customers. We had lunch specials that included tomato soup. The schnitzel was thin, light and perfectly prepared and so were the fries. Some of the best I've ever found. Worth a stop anytime we're near Koblenz.

A lot of good memories at Korova. While I was studying abroad at WHU nearby, this was the place for…read morestudents to hang out. In the morning Korova operates as an espresso bar that also serves bagel sandwiches. The bagels were cheap (2-3 euro) and you could toast them yourself with the toaster oven nearby. My favorite was the caprese bagel, but they also had one with ham and another with lox. During the night Korova becomes the bar of choice for the students. In the back there is an area where soccer games are projected against the wall (these nights can get very packed). Seating is a bit limited throughout the place, and even the standing room can get packed on a lot of nights. The bar is owned by ex students, and as a result, Korova caters to the kids at WHU. On some nights there will be a random very cheap drink which encourages people to frequent the bar. The exchange students were also allowed to throw fundraisers inside on certain nights. Anybody who attends WHU will know about this place, but unfortunately its a bit out of the way for anyone passing through Germany, or even nearby Koblenz, to make the stop. All I can say as a word of advice to anyone travelling to WHU: make this a part of as many nights as possible, especially the soccer games if you're a fan

I have never been in a cafe this slow. OK, it's Vallender and they serve WHU students who may not…read morebe moving as fast as they soon all will be in their consulting jobs, but still. Service really was that painfully slow that they lost two stars right there. One further star disappeared due to the poor quality of the coffee. What a poor Latte. I can get better in some large German enterprise cafeterias. If you have a cafe, at least get this right. Very skipable.