We enjoyed an excellent meal at Cafe St Goar! D had the spaghetti with marinara, and proclaimed it…read morebest she's had this side of Italy! She enjoyed a glass of the Rose' Trocken with her meal. Mel had the schnitzel, which was excellent. The surprise was the fries with the schnitzel - best in Europe! Better than Bruges! I had the Rigatoni Arrabiata. It was very tasty, with just the right mix of pasta, mushrooms, ham and sauce. I had a glass of the Oberweseler Riesling Trocken, which was very enjoyable. The service was prompt and attentive. If you come, try the local wines!! Definitely would come back here!! Excellent food and good service.

We stopped by here on a cool Tuesday afternoon awaiting our river cruise to show up. Long story…read moreshort, a very enjoyable spot to have a bite sitting outside. The cafe itself is lovely and fun. The service is friendly and helpful. We had some tea, soup and some strammer maxs (ham and eggs on toast) which were quite good and satisfying. The prices felt reasonable. If you find yourself standing outside this fine cafe and are wondering if you should stop for a snack, you probably should.

This place was really a nice surprise. We were visiting the area with a few friends and one of them…read more(who lives in Frankfurt) noticed people walking in the door who he said looked like locals. He was right, I think - The food was quite good and fresh made. The Flammkuchen was really nice for me, and everyone else liked what they got. The soup (vegetable beef or something) was particularly good. So, a fine lunch, but the thing that sets Cafe Loreley Konditorei apart is absolutely the deserts. The "cake bar" is full of some amazing looking stuff that tastes just as good as it looks. Orange-zest creme, cherry cheese cake (nom nom), all sorts of awesome. I really, really suggest it for cake. Oh, and some icing on that cake - they have a few nice local wines. So yeah, if you're near by, go on in. It's worth it.

A very nice and unassuming cafe in the quaint town of Bacharach. We stopped by after having lunch…read morein the area and were treated to a very nice assortment of delicious cakes along with some of the nicest coffee I had in Germany. Staff was very sweet and helpful, and had no qualms with describing any of the desserts which happened to catch our eye. If you ever happen to be in this part of Germany, order up a slice of their hot apple crumb cake along with a cappuccino and enjoy it on the patio out back! Its simple, high quality places like this that make trips (and life) so satisfying.

Delicious Buffet breakfast that's very reasonably priced…read more I don't know what it is about this town or Germany generally, but finding a place for breakfast that's open and not a bakery in this town can be a challenge. My girlfriend and I were fortunate enough to stumble upon this place. Walking inside, it was completely empty, with only the cook setting up for the breakfast buffet. After standing around awkwardly for a few minutes we sat down and waited. For the next 15 minutes we sat there watching the cook bring out food (bear in mind the restaurant had been open for a half hour). Finally, the cook ran outside and brought back the hostess, who was finally able to take our drink orders and tell us about the buffet. I guess they aren't use to early risers frequenting their restaurant. When we made it to the buffet, we were treated to a very expansive and delicious buffet. As you probably already now, breakfast in Europe is not eggs and bacon - we were able to sample fine cheeses, jams, breads, and various meats. The bill for two people ended up coming to about 20 euros. I didn't get a chance to sample the Cafe part, but the Breakfast bit was really good. Except for the snafu at the beginning (again, it's Europe) I walked out very satisfied.

We ducked in here on a rainy Sunday to dry out and warm up. The coffee and tea were good. The staff…read morewere friendly. One of the owners is a model railroader with some of his work on display in the cafe.