I've been here numerous times and I have to say that quality of latte macchiato has been…read moreconsistently great. They have a takeaway window or you can order inside. The coffee is definitely in my top 3 here!

Stopped by for a quick coffee break. Ordered Ice caffe macchiato and it was a self over counter…read moreservice. The coffee was fresh and good. If you staying for more than 2-3 days saved your cup and you will get back 1 Euro

Very cozy coffee shop. I really liked the patio seating by the fountain outside but the inside has…read morecomfy chairs and pillows. They can do table service if you dine in but you can also just order and pay at the counter. It seems very popular with the hipster crowd but based on my experience it can be a welcoming place for anyone. The two baristas were both cheerful and patient with my not-good German. The menu is very vegan friendly - there are vegan options for sandwiches and baked goods, and there's oat milk for drinks. I got a Blumenkohl panini, a Mandelkuchen, and a Chai Latte. I was a fan of the panini, the smashed cauliflower in was actually very flavourful with curry-esque spices. No complaints on the latte. The Mandelkuchen fell short of my expectations, I thought it was on the dry side, although the strong almond flavour was nice. If I had been able to see a cross section of this before I ordered, I would've gotten something else - the cake hadn't been cut into yet when I ordered. The other cake slices looked better. Everything is priced reasonably - my total was about €14. It's the kind of place I'd probably go to all the time if I lived here.

Well, after missing out on some breakfast in Frankfurt I was half expecting to find something here…read morein Mainz to have something, however the problem was that I was having a lot of trouble finding some place to each. I had already marked this place off as a place to grab something to eat, however it quickly turned out that they don't do breakfast - it is basically a coffee shop that has some cakes but that is about it. The other problem is that it is located on the fringes of the city. Still, it is a nice cafe, and there is a really cool church nearby as well. Oh, and the staff, and coffee, were nice as well.

Wonderful place with a great vibe. Friendly and professional staff, delicious food and excellent…read moredrinks!

Nice space, but very slow and super inattentive service and over-sweet cocktails with poor balance…read more Find a local non-hotel bar instead.

Super cute neighborhood spot that loves dogs! My husband now follows them on IG heh. Service was…read morekind as well. Anyway, started with delicious coffees. I got the eggs benedict and my husband got the grilled cheese. Both were amazing. I believe that's all we had there, but it was a lovely breakfast. Definitely recommend.

Great little gem. I had the yogurt with fruit and granola. The portion is very big. I also had an…read moreiced latte and it was delicious. My husband had scrambled eggs with chorizo and he said it was pretty good. The cafe is very cute. Excellent and fast service. No menus in English so we had to use google translator. This place was so good that helped me forget the terrible food we had the night before.

I was in the general area , but this is the first time it was open during the holiday period. The…read moreGermans take their holidays seriously. Although, I ordered a caffe latte to go the cafe has an international crowd from Canadians to locals. The latte was very subtle and very good. I would go here again. It sits on top midway of one of the very few hilly streets in Mainz.

A very cool and hip place located in Mainz, but one I really wish was in Frankfurt…read more Kaffeekommune is some of the best coffee I've tasted in the Frankfurt and Mainz area, to be honest. Their flat white was smooth and perfectly balanced. The milk was velvety and I wish I hadn't gotten take away and walked away or I would have ordered another. I am so happy to see places like this popping up. I, personally, take insult to when sugar is put in coffee (sorry Deutschlanders), but most coffee in this country needs sugar or something to help it. It is rare that I find places like this that offer such an ideal espresso that it does not need sugar. Take mind, I will NEVER go to a place where I'd need to put sugar in my coffee because that is a surefire indicator that the coffee sucks. But then again, I was a barista in Scandinavia for quite some time years ago so I am a bit of a coffee snob. No sugar needed at Kaffeekommune. The best thing about this place is that it embraces simplicity and the products they sell. They won't serve a subpar product. They also offer efficient and kind customer service. At night from Thursday on throughout the week, this place turns into a craft beer bar. Kaffeekommune- please come to Frankfurt!!!

Wilma Wunder is a great German restaurant. It's a German-chain restaurant as they have several…read moreacross the country. This is the main one in Mainz as they do have a second location. Anyway, the service was great and selection of food was awesome. I would go here again. They have a good ambiance in this centrally located restaurant. They also have outdoor seating, but since it was cold, I decided to stay upstairs where it was heated.

Our friend took us here during the week and good thing we did... we hadnt made reservations for the…read moreweekend and it was fully booked! The place was great and it sits in the heart of Mainz overlooking a grand church and what seems to be the main plaza. So, pretty scenic. The food was all great and the coffee and lattes were really really great! Coffee here is very different than in the states, in a really good way. The poached eggs, pancakes, fruit, was all delicious! The water was also very friendly and tried his best accommodating us with English, considering we don't speak German. Unless you visit during the week, please make reservations a week or 2 in advanced!

Great break after shopping in this cozy cafe. The staff was very pleasant and spoke English! The…read morewaffle was absolutely delicious with cherry compot. The late was perfect!

From the owner: Café B20 - Kaffeegenuss aus Tradition Als eines der ältesten…read moreCafés in Mainz wird das Café B20 in der Betzelsstraße traditionell familiär weitergeführt. Im November 2016 hat Frau Tanja Becker die Unternehmensnachfolge angetreten und führt dieses aus Liebe zum Kaffee weiter - von der Kaffeebohne bis zum Cappuchino oder Espresso. Die Kaffeebohnen werden weiterhin bei der Mainzer Kaffeemanufaktur bezogen und mit der gewohnten Beratung zu den einzelnen Sorten verkauft. Sie ist seit 1926 die älteste Rösterei in Mainz - somit verbindet sich diese Tradition mit dem ältesten Café in Mainz. Wir bieten Qualität aus frisch geröstetem Kaffee, erlesenen Speisen in Kombination mit einem gemütlichem Ambiente und freundlichem Service und ist weit über die Grenzen Mainz hinaus bekannt. Das in den 1920er gegründete Café Bachmann liegt zwischen Galaria Kaufhof und C&A und bietet eine kurze Auszeit vom Alltagsstress in gemütlicher Atmosphäre. Entfliehen Sie diesem mit einer gemütlichen Tasse Kaffee und einem Stück Kuchen - abseits des üblichen Touristenauflaufs um den Mainzer Dom. Wählen Sie aus über 20 Kaffeesorten Ihren Favoriten für Ihre Kaffeespezialität und geniesen Sie dazu aus unserer reichhaltigen Kuchentheke von lokalen Bäckereien frisch gebackene Kuchen und Torten. Ebenso bieten wir eine reichhaltige Frühstückskarte und täglich wechselnde Mittagsgerichte, was den Genuss in unserem Hause abrundet. Wir freuen uns Sie auch in Zukunft durch unser Team begrüßen zu dürfen. Ihr Café B20-Team

Good food and the service was amazing. It was a cold, rainy day outside but warm and cozy in…read morerestaurant.

Our tour guide suggested this cafe and we were so happy we stopped in. The soup, salad, and…read moresandwich combos were very satisfying. We tried a couple cookies and a slice of cake all were delicious. We bought several of the chocolate bars to give as gifts and I wished we had bought more! Oh that chocolate is superb!!

This cafe was recommended by my tour guide in Germany for its "incomparable" cakes, so I wanted to…read morecheck it out. It certainly lived up to the talk; the food was just amazing. The prices may look a little steep for a cafe like this, but the quality makes it more than worth it. I had a Spinattörtchen which was easily the best spinach quiche-like thing I've ever eaten - besides lots of spinach, it was filled with soft Emmentaler cheese which gave it such a distinct flavour and unique gooey texture. The side salad it came with was also very good: fresh vegetables in a creamy dressing. I can't remember exactly what the cake I got was called. It had layers of cream and pastry with berry jam, topped with a streusel crust. Although this isn't the sort of flavour I usually go for, I liked the look of the different layers. It was difficult to eat with a fork because the pastry was a lot sturdier than the cream, but the quality of the pastry and even the purity of the simple whipped cream was really excellent. I don't think I've ever had a streusel that I liked this much. The dine-in experience was a little confusing to me, since you order the cake at the counter in front, but for everything else it's a regular table service model, with a waiter that comes to take food and drink orders and brings the bill. But I am Canadian visiting Germany for the first time so I cannot reasonably expect to understand the service models here. We had to wait a while to pay after we were finished eating because our waitress got very busy, but otherwise the service was good - it wasn't too much of a wait for my tart and drink to be brought out, and the waitress was really nice. We were sitting outside when it suddenly started pouring, and she was ready to make a space for us inside. I wish I had more chances to visit so that I could try more cakes because they all looked fantastic.