Everything I read about visiting Schwerin online said to stop at this establishment and have some…read morecake. I did just that this Saturday before heading down the street to visit the Schwerin Castle. I had spent the morning exploring the Altstadt in Schwerin, and decided that a coffee and slice of cake sounded like a great snack before heading to the castle (which you can literally see from the front tables). It was seat yourself, so I grabbed a table in the sun and began scanning the menu. It is mostly in German, but does have English translations under most items. I ordered a latte macchiato, and discovered that I had to go inside to order my slice of cake. After I received my coffee, I did just that. There were plenty of options, but I took the recommendation from the lady working and chose a raspberry cream cake (I wish I remembered the actual German name of the cake). She took my table number (which was collected by the waitress outside) and I sat back down with my cake. Both my latte and cake were outstanding. They gave me the push I needed to tour the castle and gardens. I loved the ambiance of this café, and they have plenty of food options for whatever you're in the mood for. If I had had the time, I would have come back for a real meal later.

Cafe Prag is most definitely not representative of its name. Pretty average restaurant, food was…read moreokay with nothing special and the service unfortunately was not the best. I had a Tivoli salad which was quite nice but not worth my euro. It was good enough for us to leave full, but we were somewhat unsatisfied. The restaurant itself is very nice, but that is about it. I am sure they might be better for the famous German Kaffee Kuchen. So if you do want to eat there maybe try this option better? For such a beautiful and typical city I would've expected better and more varied restaurant options. I can´t even remember the service so I´m simply not going to comment on it. But base din other reviews it seems like it is rather bad. Location is really good, so do look around before you settle down for this restaurant :) Mucho love, D.

Das Essen war größtenteils extrem unlecker und nur lauwarm. Verbrannte Bratkartoffeln, pampiger…read moreSalat, der nur aus Eisberg bestand, obwohl er gemischt sein sollte. Pfifferlinge total unterkocht und gummirig. Die Bedienung war so la la, und ganz schön twuer! Aber das schlimmste war die ewige Wartezeit aufs Essen. Definitiv nie wieder!

If i could sum up this establishment in three words it would be awesome selfserve bakery! I believe…read morethey are a chain very popular in Germany and this location is very central in Schwerin. As soon as you walk in you take a tray and you have a wide variety of options from sandwiches and yummy pasteries. I got the fischbrotchen sandwich (It was my first time trying one) and it was delicious. The coffee wasn't bad either! The business idea of a self serve bakery is excellent because it gets the crowds moving faster. They have outside seating which is always a plus.

Located on the high street this is somewhere you should visit if you are looking for a quick and…read moreeasy lunch stop. The self service style bakery gives plenty of options for a decent snack or quick meal and you can get coffee or other soft drinks though no alcohol. As an English tourist it was good to see some of the products described in English. Well worth a visit and good value too.

I wish I had come here hungrier. After exploring the Schwerin Castle, I stopped at this…read moreestablishment for an afternoon snack before I left the city. I seated myself at a table inside and was promptly brought a menu (which is all in German by the way). I only ordered the Brot option from the appetizer section, as I did not want a full meal, and an aperol spritz to go with it. Everything was brought to me quickly, and it was all very tasty. The brot menu item is some slices of bread served with two different spreads. One was dill based (like tzatziki) and the other was a tomato spread. While both were good, I preferred the tomato spread slightly more. The bread went well with my spritz, which was my first by the way. It was refreshing, bubbly, and I liked the fact that I could still taste the alcohol. Over all this place is very nice, and a great stop if you're looking for somewhere quiet in Schwerin to relax away from crowds. The bathrooms were clean, the workers all very nice, and they had plenty of food options for any needs.

We both Had the breakfast tower thing for breakfast. Was overall decent but nothing spectacular…read more The fresh mint tea was super good. Apparently the coffee was a bit too sweet. The service wasn't great but it's a nicer option in Schwerin.

Such a sweet cafe, worth the stop. Beautiful outdoor seating in the back, perfect for COVID times…read more We had a yummy cappuccino and a plum crumble cake that was delicious. Staff also extremely friendly

The Café glücklich was a lovely spot to wait for our city tour. The waitress was lovely and…read moreeffortlessly switched to English when I spoke in my rusty German. I tried the "Windbeutelkuchen", a profiterole cake, and a hot chocolate with espresso - the cafe speciality. The cake was very creamy and sweet, the hot chocolate was dark and bitter. Both fine alone but I wouldn't take that combination again. Overall the cafe was well worth a visit.