I have been there almost every other day for a mid-day snack of a raisin roll or bread, or rolls,…read moreor a piece of pie, Kuchen. We have had one great experience with their Apple Strudel, very good crust and top and lots! of apples, and one meh experience with their Rhubarb pie, very bland, very soft crust. However, we always get a little something extra with our bread or roll orders tho not with our Kuchen orders. Friendly service, clean bakery, freshly baked goods every day, good prices. We do go to other bakeries to try out everyone's goods, but we come here regularly due to our continually good experiences.

Solid service and consistently good cakes and drinks. Then this is expected here in Germany.read more

We went here again with our school group, tho this time, more people chose individual meals rather…read morethan the Daily menu, tho 4 of our group did get the Monday choice, which was the Turkey Curry with fruit and Rice, tho again they got 2 small pieces, bite sized, of cake with icing, so rather disappointing. I ordered the Wiener sausages with German potato salad, no mayo, which was good, tho I have had better at our local butcher. However, the curry meal was delicious, and the Mint Hot chocolate, for 3.50 Euros, was more spoon eating than drinking. Small cup, more espresso sized, but wonderful taste. I enjoyed this chocolate, but this place is not my favorite place. The servers were really nice, tho they did forget one person's order, and the dessert for the daily menu. We were in the back, so kind of out of sight.

I have no other words to describe my experience at Cafe Michele except that it was delicious and…read moreamazing. You walk in to this huge glass case of probably about fifty different cakes, multiple types of strudel, gelato and truffles. I was in sugar heaven. After ordering at the counter, we grabbed a seat and really enjoyed watching all the specialty gelato drinks come out. So naturally, I had to order one and decided on the eise kaffee, which was phenomenal. While the simplicity of a drink only containing coffee, gelato and whipped cream is enjoyable in itself, I think this cafe must had added some magic heavy cream, sugar and extra gelato to make it even that much better. The little decorative umbrella was also appreciated! While the drink would have been enough in itself, Cafe Michele is also where I had my favorite slice of cake during my visit to Germany. It was called a Johannisbeerkuchen, or red current tart. I would normally be turned off by anything that has a jelly consistency, by the texture of the red currents was a perfect balance between sweet and bitter. The meringue on the top literally led to me have a spiritual moment, it was that good. It was the prefect texture, airy yet creamy. The outside of the cake was also dusted in shredded almonds, which was a nice contrast to the creamy and buttery cake. The second cake we tried was the Wurzburg Winzertorte, which was reminiscent of a coffee cake and my mom's favorite cake. Out of all the bakeries we tried, the fact that Cafe Michele will be remembered most is saying something! I would kill just to sit here for an afternoon, people watch, eat cake and drink coffee. Those Germans have got it good!

We adore this cafe! We went there for dinner on our second day in town and liked it so much that we…read morecame back for breakfast in the morning before hopping on the train. The waiters were all incredibly friendly. I speak enough German to get by but my fiance does not. They treated him so kindly and explained the menu in English better than I could have (of course). Our evening waiter, Sören, was an absolute delight and made us feel incredibly welcome in Würzburg. I highly recommend this restaurant, Germans and tourists alike!

From an admittedly non-German, visitor's perspective this small café/bakery is a good option for a…read morequick lunch or to hold you over while wandering the city. Based on seeing this same eatery and logo in Munich, we came to the conclusion that it is a chain. If you are from the U.S., the best comparison would be that it's similar to a Panera Bread outlet. The hot chocolate was good, and the atmosphere was pleasant. In addition, the chocolate cake with buttercream filling and cherries was very tasty; one item the wife and I liked was that, like many German desserts thus far, it wasn't overly sweet. We appreciated this, as in the U.S. often sweets take it too far. We also had a pastry filled with cheese and raspberry jam, which was quite nice and also not too sweet.

The owner is very unprofessional and almost threw us out because we asked, why the Cocktail is…read moresmaller than written in the menu! He left us speechless...never seen before!

I'm visiting from Chicago to see family, and this is by far the best espresso martini I've ever…read morehad. The vibe is always welcoming, the music is on point, and the drinks are consistently amazing. I absolutely love the atmosphere here an experience I'll definitely come back for.

This place is my usual morning bakery in Würzburg. They make many varieties of bread like…read morebauernbrots, croissants, pretzels, other sweets & coffee. Nothing out of the ordinary. The location is just conveniently accessible for me & the people that works here are very nice.