Service was fine. I liked the strawberry tart and the ham basket(?) The hot chocolate was good, not…read moresuper sweet and very chocolatey. Croissant was very buttery and flaky.

The smell in here is so decadent and lovely. They are fantastic with our children and even have an…read moreEnglish menu online. I have yet to have anything here I would not recommend.

Beautiful cafe serving outstanding coffee, cakes, breakfast and more. Staying in business since…read more1859, Maldaner must be doing something right. The coffee here is finally a fresh, properly extracted roast unlike most German bakeries that use the automated machines. The cakes are light airy and fresh. Inside, the decorations are beautiful. It has a classic romantic feel. Service was attentive and friendly. Recommend an early table outside before it gets busy later in the day.

Cafe Maldaner is a beautiful cafe that makes you feel like you've stepped back in time! The…read moreselection of treats is enticing from your first step into the cafe, but as you walk through the restaurant you're warmly welcomed into (allegedly) the only traditional Viennese cafe in Germany. We ordered the Maldaner breakfast, which includes a standard selection of meats, cheeses, bread and vegetables but is elevated by made to order eggs and fresh orange juice. The staff is friendly and attentive and even waited to bring our espresso until we returned from the restroom to make sure it was hot when it was served! This is a lovely spot for groups or an intimate brunch and I am looking forward to returning!

I love this cute little bakery. There is a nice patio to sit and read while noshing on fresh…read morebrötchen and sipping a refreshing eis kaffee. You can get cakes, sammies, croissants, and special orders for weddings and parties too. The ladies here are very nice, all smiles, and patient with my mispronunciations. It's all German here, fyi. There is a small parking lot if you want to drive. I like to walk though. Frankfurterstr is a pretty street, and it makes it easier to rationalize cheesecake. Ommmm.

This bakery makes the most flaky, delicious croissants! The pretzels and bread are also incredible…read more I walked to the Cafe one morning for breakfast and ended up buying my lunch there as well. I've been craving those croissants ever since. Can't wait to try them again someday.

A little delayed, but I enjoyed my time at this lovely café a couple of months ago. The croissants…read morewere great, particularly the almond croissant. Great coffee too. Friendly staff.

Fabulous little stop for a quick coffee Or delicious dessert. English speaking and casual…read moreatmosphere. Afternoon wine time as well. Quick service great quality

The only scone I've been able to find in Wiesbaden. They were sold out the first time I went so…read morethis time we got there when they opened and got hot scones. It was very good but a little more dense than expected in a sticky way which I wasn't expecting for a scone. They were fresh out of the oven and cooling though so they may have still been finishing. The butter is a cut square not fresh whipped but the cream is freshly whipped. The preserves seemed to be homemade and I ate it all, very good! I got a cinnamon bun to go with the cream but I am a sweet tooth so I was missing the sugary icing. I got my scone fix and now I'm good. Very adorable atmosphere with beautiful wall art and a charming outdoor indoor back patio.

Fantastic service from friendly folk…read more.. If you're an English only speaking person living in Germany (yes, learning some German is recommended), finding an establishment that speaks English well and and accommodate your needs can be challenging. Dale's Cales? Challenge accepted! My daughter's 14th birthday and Dale's Cakes did not disappoint. D. Lish! Take it from a fat man, they know how to bake a cake. Prost!

The food was great, decor was very cool with a wooded/birdhouse theme. The food and service were…read moregreat. Very family-centric!

I enjoyed this place, the burger was good, French fries were really good, and I enjoyed the…read moreassortment of dipping sauces. We got the lunch special which is a burger of your choice, a side, a cold drink, and a hot drink. I had the Zwiebelei (chicken burger with caramelized onions as cranberry) on a multi-grain bun which was soft not dry and crumbly like some multi-grain options can be. When we got there around noon on Sunday it was quiet, by the time we were finishing up our meal it was a kinder party. It is a very family-friendly spot on the weekend.

Pork Schnitzel was lightly breaded & less crispy than average. Otherwise it was decent. Mushroom…read moresauce was good. Gorgonzola sauce was pretty good though not that strong. Fries were decent. Fried potatoes were so so - not crispy, in large pieces, with no bacon & a bit onion. The side salads the schnitzels came with were decent. They do not serve tap water.

This place was FANTASTIC!!! We were greeted warmly and provided English menus after butchering the…read moreGerman language . Our waiters were so awesome!!! Food was great and this was such a great place to eat. Did I mention it was great?

Wonderful little cafe in a spectacular location. Staff is very friendly and generally attentive…read more Grab a table out front for a great view of the church and some people watching. The Belgian beer selection is great and there are even some American beers in the Belgian style which obviously must be holding their own to be thrown into the mix. A nice selection of sandwiches, salads, crepes and wafels. The crepe with Belgian kase (ex-ham) is quite tasty, but if you eat pork, the ham might be for you. Must stop in if you have some time and are in Wiesbaden!

This was the perfect quaint little breakfast stop when Wiesbaden! It has a great central location,…read moreclose to shopping, the cathedral, the park, and the local market. I am unused to German breakfast, so went with the waitress' recommendation. She was very knowledgeable, and it was helpful that she spoke English! She offered the Flammkuchen as a local favorite, and she hit the nail on the head for a savory bite. It was a German breakfast pizza (more like a flatbread in type, if you are used to American dining) with a refreshing sour cream base. Just know it is a big portion before ordering! The coffee was great, as well - they offered the local Van Dyck coffee roast, which is regional to Cologne, organic, and fair-trade. Couldn't ask for more out of the experience!