The Jochen Meyer Backerei on Huntestrasse in downtown Wildeshausen is the prototypical, almost…read morefairy-book German bakery. Not only does it feature a stunning selection of baked goods early in the morning, but also very delicious and satisfying handmade sandwiches around lunchtime. The coffee is strong, and distinctly Germanic. My wife and I love visiting this gorgeous little shop whenever we can. Yesterday we enjoyed lunchtime sandwiches and coffees there, for around 11 Euros. My sandwich was layered sliced ham and white cheese, lettuce and a sliced hardboiled egg, all trapped by two astoundingly fresh slices of bread. I found it hard to control my eating to a civilized pace. Simply delicious. One minor note, certainly not a criticism of Meyer Backerei, diners do not get water in a glass. If you want water, you pay for water in a bottle, i.e. Perrier. Coffee is not refilled, it's one cup for the menu price. These are pretty much standard practices in Germany. We will be visiting Meyer again, soon. Like maybe tomorrow.

We stop here every year for tea and pastries. Unfortunately they do not have anything GF but I was…read moreable to have their black tea. The owner is really nice and the place is very cute inside. They have a seating area that is decorated similarly to a Victorian era with lots of windows and tables. The tea had great flavor and the owner brings it all to the table after you order.

Backerei Schnittker is the largest bakery in downtown Wildeshausen. It can seat almost 50,…read morecompared to 20 or 25 in the other bakeries. It's also a cafe, and after the breakfast rush, does a pretty good lunch and afternoon business, mainly sandwiches of cold cuts. I can attest to that, since I had a great lunch there today. My choice was a sandwich that contained ham, cheese, sliced tomato and cucumber, all contained in a bun that was liberally coated with all sorts of thinly sliced seeds and nuts. That was different. Chewy, but that's not a complaint. The coffee was the typical German hearty, rich brew. One cup, no refills, although one cup of this great coffee seemed to be just right for me. (It was a large cup.) My wife was kidding with our server about needing a nice hot cup of Gluwein, a very tasty concoction of wine, rum, and some mysterious spices that appears every Christmas season. And by God, a cup of Gluwein was delivered to our table, along with our coffees and sandwiches. All this for an investment of 9 Euros. I noticed that the staff seemed to be happy with their jobs. Herr Schnittker also owns a grocery store about 30 meters down the street, interestingly. Spend some time here, and your afternoon will glow . . . Especially if you mention Gluwein.

We went here as it was recommended to us by a woman in a shop we asked about where to eat. There…read morewas one special, which mum got and I got the schnitzel. All the portions were enormous, we got asparagus soup as a starter, and then came the Leberkäse with eggs, salad and a dessert. Mine came with a schnitzel and bratkartoffeln, and salad and then I got dessert as well. An older couple run this place and I have to say, it was very tasty!!!!

It's a great place to go with family and friends, excellent food and a lovely atmosphere. The…read moreservices are exceptional.

We went with a large group on our last night in the area. Great food, large portions, our group…read moreordered everything from the pasta to steaks, schnitzel and mushroom sauce are the best, bbq ribs have great flavor and tender. Most of all this place has a great atmosphere and cold beer!

We stayed here for a couple nights while visiting Vechta. The hotel was remodeled a few years ago…read moreand the rooms are very modern with homage to a 1600's feel. We have a double bedroom but my bed is up a metal ladder. It was a bit tricky to climb up and down. The beds are comfy and the room has plenty of storage space. The bathroom is quite large with a 2 head shower that has a bench to sit. The hot water does take awhile in the morning to kick in though. There are also water bottles with glasses located in the room. There is a restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Hotel guests have a breakfast buffet option that opens earlier than to the public. The menu has all allergies listed by numbers. All wheat/gluten items are categorized together which makes it easy. We ate dinner at the restaurant one night. I had the Aperol spritz which is delicious and the baked potato combo that comes with a side salad. The flavor was amazing! I did tell the sever I was celiac/gluten free and I don't think they understand, but I did not have any symptoms. We did try their buffet for breakfast. They have many items. I took some fruit and asked what was GF - the staff wasn't very knowledgeable. They said really nothing was which was surprising as typically cheese and eggs are. But I opted to not try anything else but a slice of Swiss cheese. They did make GF bread for me which was delicious. Overall the staff is very friendly and most speak English. The place is very nice and would stay/eat here again.