Hatten ein schönes vegetarisches Frühstück. Hat toll geschmeckt. Der Kaffee (hatte flat white) war…read morespitze. Gleich einen zweiten bestellt. Es ist ein kleines Resto und kleines Menu, aber hat genau unsere Bedürfnisse getroffen.

Great place to be if you're lucky enough to get a place to sit. Coffee is wonderfully round tasty…read moreand with no spike of acidity or old beans hint. Very nice interior, and great cakes! Some of them are vegan and super delicious. The chai latte they make themselves is insane. Small dishes for lunch available. If you plan on gettin your breakfast here, calculate some more time in and be early! Breakfast capacities very limited. Payment by card from 10€.

This is by far the best coffee I've ever tasted anywhere!…read more The owner personally roasts every batch, grinds it on demand and brews it to perfection. I've seen him dump out cups that he felt weren't up to standard, and watched him hand pick inferior beans out of his roasting batch. Amazing quality, friendly service, and the speak English! Don't expect a quick visit though. The staff here take their time and focus on the customer they are serving. It's worth the wait!

Yes! Best coffee in Leipzig. Disclaimer, it was our first coffee, but it was so good we tried to go…read moreback at the end of the day...and they were closing. We had to go down the block to another cafe (which was fine). We both had cappuccino and one of the chocolate shortbread cookies (at the three year olds request).

We visited Jena last month and made a stop at this easy-to-spot bakery. Always packed with people,…read morewe thought it would be a good one! So we made our selections from the display and ordered some coffee drinks to go (in case we couldn't finish and had to go, we can take it with us). We then decided to sit outside the bakery (they have outside sittings set up) About 10 minutes later while we were enjoying THEIR cakes and coffees, a server came out and rudely told us to go away. Apparently because everything we bought from their bakery were packed as to go, we have to go and not eat at their terrace. We could understand some restaurants' policy, however, the way they sent us away was very rude and ruined our mood for the whole afternoon. First of all, we came from US and all the bakery we've been to in the US never had this kind of policy. We understand that different country has different rules, however this was our first time in Jena and also our first time making purchase at a bakery so we didn't know. How hard is it to politely tell us the bakery's policy? Thanks Gräfe for giving us a bad day!

Cute coffee shop. Amazing customer service. You can also play chess while enjoying your coffee and…read morecake :)

Stayed a night in their small hotel, helpful staff, nice accommodations, free parking, reasonable…read moreprice, and among the best and extensive breakfasts we had in Germany! No elevator but that unfortunately is the usual.

This is a beautiful, cozy cafe in Erfurt that serves Flammkuchen, German dishes, breakfast, and…read morenice desserts. The bacon onion flammkuchen was flavorful, light, and wonderful. I also got the pork neck with fried potatoes and salad - the portions are massive, hearty, and delicious. We also got the cherry meringue cake for dessert but it was a bit too sweet for me. The staff were a bit aloof af first, but were polite :)

I was here 5 years ago - pre Qype, and it was with trepidation that I revisited it. What if it had…read moreclosed? What if it had changed hands? What if it was shut for Easter? I needn't have worried, it was exactly where I left it, but a bit bigger than I remembered. We popped in for an afternoon coffee and cake to start with, and it was as expected - excellent. I had a cappuccino and a walnut tart, which was a bit like walnut/treacle tart - delicious. Hubby had apple cake with the mother and father of hot chocolates - imagine - a dark chocolate drink infused with muscat, ginger and cinnamon - after he recovered his socks, he had a big grin on his face. We went back this morning for breakfast, and I stuck to the excellent croissant, with butter and home-made confit (you can't call it jam), with freshly squeezed orange juice, and followed by a fresh fruit salad. Hubby had the bread basket (home-made bread). We snaffled a couple of pieces of the walnut/treacle tarty thing, which is at this moment sitting in our fridge calling to me. Sometimes I wish I lived in Erfurt, but, waistlines considered, it's probably just as well I don't.