The best Café in Erlangen go and grab your coffee with whatever foam picture on it, they make it…read morevery artistic

If you're a coffee-addict like me, you will LOVE this place!…read more Amir (the coffee man, who indeed serves the coffee himself) serves amazingly strong and delicious coffee in dozens of varieties. It's a shame I only noticed this little independently-run place after months of looking for a decent coffee and settling for larger coffeehouse chains! I only ever managed to grab a coffee to go, but there are enough seats inside and outside, and the atmosphere is very nice and "cozy" - it's definitely a nice place to sit down for a while, either on your own with a good book or with friends. The only "drawback" is the size of the cup compared to the price. It's a bit pricey compared to other cafes, but I am definitely willing to pay a little more for such a high quality! They also serve some food including Bagels (yum!) and other snacks. Definitely a "must visit" for people who enjoy a good cup of coffee.

Quite a nice place right on one of the pedestrian zones. It's self service only and the staff…read moredoesn't seem to be the friendliest one but the location kind of compensates the other setbacks. The salad was not that great but the wine was ok

Yet another coffee shop that I just had to check out!…read more Location: unspectactular, as it's set in a street with 3 coffee shops right next to it, but still in the middle of town and it's a nice spot to sit for a while, either outside in the sun or inside in the roomy shop itself. It's brand new and the design is modern and cute, the counter makes up one entire side of the shop though. Food: The name, when translated, means 'Sweet & Spicy', so it's only logical that you can get a variety of different food here. On the one side of the counter you can get savoury (Italian) snacks like Tramezzini & Panini, while the other side will satisfy your sweet tooth with plenty of cake and other sweet things. I only tried the cheesecake so far, and it was ok...not perfect (because I didn't make it myself), but good! ;) The cake fell a bit into pieces when the guy behind the counter moved it onto my plate, but he swiftly gave me a discount, which was pretty neat... Coffee: Decent, nothing special, sadly. They do offer anything you could wish for in coffee specialities, but they taste just like every other (chain) coffee shop down the road, and they definitely have to practise a bit more on how to use the coffee machine. Shame, really! Service: Slow! I am sure they will get faster as soon as they get the hang of it - opening weeks are always chaotic and confusing - but I sincerely hope they manage to do so soon, because I am already fed up of waiting 5 minutes in front of the counter just because it takes so long to get my coffee done... Bottom line: * Acceptable food & coffee * a bit too slow and chaotic * nothing spectacular, just another coffee shop in a road full of them * They definitely need to try harder!

I was told by a German friend of mine that the Gulden Brezen (Golden Pretzel) had the best pretzels…read morein all of Germany so being a foreigner I had to taste them for myself. I purchased their largest pretzel and was not disappointed a must try if your in the area.

Icecream is really good . Unfortunately for vegitarians…read moreit's not much to eat and its pricy

A great place for a late breakfast/early lunch, especially when it's cold out (when it's warm,…read moreBuongiorno attracts hordes of people & it can be hard to get a seat). They sell delicious ciabattas with a variety of meat, cheeses, and veggies for a few euros. Along with a cup of coffee or a cappuccino, it's a great way to start the day.

A little gem hidden away in plain sight…read more.. For people like me, who crave coffee all the time, there is always the decision between "going where you KNOW the coffee is good" and "trying new places" - Since I started yelping, I try to do the latter more often, and so we happend to end up trying the coffee at the Kaffeerösterei in Erlangen. Although it is just around the corner from the Hugenottenplatz, I have probably walked past it about 50 times without giving it a second glance. Now the most important thing is, that they don't sell all that fluffy "ccino" stuff that others do, but specialize in "good ol' coffee". If you walk into the store, you can buy coffee beans and ground coffee from all over the world, but there's a tiny counter in the wall, where you can buy your coffee from the outside. The coffee is de-lish-uzzzz! Ranks right up there with the best coffee in the area! Someone definitely knows what beans to use =) Now, the only thing that could be better is the size of the to go cup. It's tiny...I mean, compared to what you usually get at a classy café, it's probably not too small, but I like my coffee, and like a lot of it - so even though it's rather cheap (1,90€ per cup) it could definitely be a little more...or a LOT more! Nevertheless, I cannot keep myself from giving that last star, because it tastes just so good!! Bottom line: * among the best coffee in the area * charming little shop that specializes on coffee * coffee is soooo good, but cup is soooo tiny :(

This is among the best coffee in town - sadly though the quality of the drinks and service depends…read moreon the person operating the machines ( they have a high turnover and have too many "new girls" who need ages to get your coffee done. But as for the actual drink,the coffee is great and the milkshakes are even better! The cakes and sweet stuff is also not bad! Of course being in the center of town adds even more bonus points!

Best espresso and cappuccino I've tried in Erlangen. Nice snack variety, but a bit expensive. Worth…read moregoing for the morning coffe!