Bagel Brothers is probably the closest you are going to find to the American Einstein Bros. Bagels…read morein Leipzig (maybe Germany?). The bagels are pretty decent and they have a good selection of bagel sandwiches. I weouldnt say the food quality is that great, probably somewhere around Subway. I always find it a bit strange watching someone peel a slice of meat from a pre-cut slab in some aluminum canister, but thats life. Overall worth a try.

From the owner: Rundum frisch. bagel brothers - eine runde Sache. Denn hier…read morewird alles frisch vor Ort nach eigenen Rezepturen zubereitet. Das runde Gebäck mit dem Loch wird immer frisch belegt, der Frischkäse wird von uns selbst zubereitet und locker aus dem Handgelenk vor euren Augen auf den Bagel gestrichen und mit weiteren frischen Zutaten verfeinert. Welcher es sein darf, das bestimmt ihr. Einfach natürlich, würzig, pikant oder süß. Wir lassen uns für ein abgerundetes Geschmackserlebnis einiges einfallen. Mehr als Brötchen mit Loch. Neben Bagels könnt ihr bei uns auch Sandwiches, Muffins, Brownies, Cookies oder Donuts, frisch gepresste Obstsäfte oder knackige Salate genießen. Oder ihr probiert unsere Kaffeespezialitäten. Diese stellen wir mit unserem frisch gerösteten brothers roast Kaffee her. Platz nehmen. Mitnehmen. Bringen lassen. Zum Genießen, Probieren, Frühstücken oder Energie tanken könnt ihr drinnen oder draußen Platz nehmen - oder ihr nehmt euch einfach alles mit nach Hause, ins Büro oder in den Park. Wenn ihr mal gar nicht raus kommt, dann liefern wir die Bagels und Drinks auch direkt zu euch. Einfach in der Filiale eurer Wahl anrufen, kurz warten (denn wir bereiten alles frisch zu) - und dann genießen. Wir freuen uns auch Euch!

Great environment and one of the best pork knuckle dishes I have had! Service was also very…read moreaccommodating for English speakers, and I felt very confident in asking about the menu.

Excellent restaurant. Sixth location after Dresden, Warnemünde, Halle, Zwickau and Magdeburg. The…read moregoulash is good. Staropramen on tap. Palatschinken are not to be missed.

Gayle and I had a nice dinner here during our only night in Leipzig. Cafe Luise is a few blocks…read morewalk (or so) from the old City and does require crossing a busy street. We sat outside on a pleasant fall day and watched the world go by. The food and service were both excellent. The bill was also consistent with what I refer to as less expensive Eastern European Euro pricing.

Good breakfast place but it's not so special, so I give it 3 stars…read more Will probably come back if convenient but many not be worth a special trip if staying in hotels across town.

Super Essen, super Service (Jule)! War ein sehr schöner Abend. Die Portionen sind super groß, hier…read morewird jeder satt, klasse preislwistubgsverhältniss.

The service is so slow. We just waited 2 and half hours for our food. And even we made a…read morereservation for a birthday they did not manage to put the flowers on the able nor put the tables together.

Wohne schon lange hier in der Gegend und bin immer hier her gegangen, super Döner, tolle…read moreMitarbeiter und gute Auswahl an Speisen.

"Two Large Coffees, two small egg-spinach-bacon pizzas, please" In German, of course, but why show…read moreoff? Still, it was first meal of the day and expectation were somewhere between guarded and hopeful. We were not disappointed -- my traveling companion, being from Brooklyn, declared the pizza among the best he's had outside the tri state area, and being a basic general foodie I have to agree. Thin, the right amount of chew and color, good flavor. Cheese & toppings were perfect measured, and the sauce was spot on without being watery or too sweet. Honestly, with frozen spinach (which worked in this context) as a topping this could easily have been a watery mess of disappointment, but the pies showed up hot, excellent, uncut and delicious. Coffee: Good. Solid drip, neither exceptional nor awful, good supporting role. The ice cream choices, however, will -hurt- you. There are FOUR different menus of ice cream and yogurt confections to tempt. No, not tempt... seduce. They -will- find your weakness and you -will- be enthralled. We ordered a Tiramisu lasagna. They take ice cream and turn it into Italian dishes here, using extruded vanilla ice cream for noodles and ladyfingers for layers. There's also a "Spaghetti-Ice" which looks like a plate of spaghetti with meat sauce until you realize the "sauce" is raspberry compote and the "noodles" the same extruded ice cream. It's a farce, a joke, an amusement and the Germans are grinning at you as you boggle at it. It arrives, seething mist from a frozen plate and laughing at you, kindly. And it's perfect. The ice cream is a custard based creation that dissolves under the spoon into a light, familiar texture of intense vanilla and creaminess and egg and milk-fat that coats the palette like a gentle hug before getting out of the way of the "sauce" that shows up espresso coffee -- not oversweet but far from bitter, with a hint of liquor to let you know they MEAN it. All this sits on a bed of frozen whipped cream that's never been happier to meet your mouth. Cash only, excellent value for the price (the meal with dessert was $28 Euro), and the staff were professional, precise and mostly German-Italians who spoke English well.

I really don't like the San Remo at all. It is true that they have OK ice cream that is somewhat in…read morethe style of Italy, but if you sit down it really isn't a pleasant place at all. Here is what happened. Tonight was one of the hottest nights of summer and a dinner of ice cream for me and salad for my friends sounded pleasant. Anyway, no place else was open. So we settled down at a table (outside) at the San Remo. It wasn't busy and there were a number of waitstaff around but no one was willing to even look at us. After 15 minutes or so of trying to get the attention of the waitstaff, we finally managed to make eye contact, and hot our order taken. What was serve: two not at all tasty salads, no vinegar and oil brought to the table. I was determined to like my ice cream so no complaints about that. Small complaints: no napkin, no questions about whether we ended anything. More attempts to avoid eye contact. At the end of the meal the waitress was induced to come by and do us the favor of accepting payment of the "meal". My friend pay with a $20 Euro bill. "Oh, sorry, I need to get change." The waitress disappeared. When she reappeared it was rushing by, dropping two Euros on the table and then rushing on, to the far end of the restaurant. A small problem: the correct change was not two Euros, but seven. On being confronted, a brief "oh sorry" and she was gone. In sum, bad service from start to finish, and, who knows, a little try to get a very handsome tip against the will of the customer? It is hard to be sure, but isn't that the point of this trick? It COULD be an accident, right? One thing is for sure, my future dealings with San Remo will be limited to the takeaway ice cream outside the restaurant. Visited July 2014

Good food and service. In courtyard off main square, so quiet. They were featuring fresh local…read moreasparagus, having several special menu items.

Ordered a small lunch of the Pumpkin soup, espresso cup size, and a tiny salad with delicious light…read moredressing and pumpkin pieces, and a .41l apple and bubbly water mix. The soup and salad were very good and very nice presentation, tho for 8.40 Euros, a bit tiny. The drink was 4.70 and that was reasonable. Quiet location away from the crowds, which was nice. Pleasant service.