I love the vibes here - cozy warm and chill. A modern take on traditional German cuisine. I ordered…read morea Vegi-Maultaschen with their seasonal Wadfrucht Eistee (forest berry iced tea). The sauce coating the maultaschen wasn't too heavy and was more natural with the addition of tomatoes and peas. The iced tea was also refreshing especially on a warm summer day in Constance.

We we're lucky enough to get the seats by the window on a cold day. It was perfect!…read more We had a cappuccino and a cafe latte, and we shared the dish with lentils and spaetzle. Everything was delicious, the atmosphere was friendly and inviting, we read books while we dried off from the rainy bike ride before going back out in it. I would love to come back here again. The bathrooms are downstairs, clean, and the women's has an interesting door. I wouldn't know about the men's room...

Best fruit gelato I've had in a very long time. Away from hustle and bustle of downtown…read more Flavorful and a great price. Glad I wondered from old town

Stadtkind, located just a few blocks from the Konstanzer Altstadt, is awash in pastel blues & pinks…read more& bright whites. It's an inviting corner cafe with mismatched tables & chairs & fresh flowers in vases. -all very tidy & cheery. The counter service is friendly, there's a decent selection of breakfast plates (soft boiled eggs, rolls, meat & cheese; muesli) & lunch plates (soup, panini). Pretzels, pastry & donuts--all baked off premises--are also to be had. We spent more than a few early mornings and late afternoons at this corner spot. It's very well visited, so grabbing a table can be tricky, but not always impossible. In a town where many joints are closed on Sundays, this place is open, if however briefly. Sunday hours: 8-11am. Thank you for that, Stadtkind! **coffee not third wave, drink at your own risk. **tidy loo **cash only

A nice place to hang out on a Saturday morning. Coffee is good and staff are super-friendly. Bread…read moreis a bit dry. But it's still a cosy and quiet enough café for breakfast with a friend.

Well done overall to the owner, manager, and the cooks. We visited here last week as a small group…read moreof business travelers. Ordered some great cold and warm starters plus their family style kabob dish. With lamb, chicken, and minced beef kabobs served on rice and pita bread plus cooked tasty cherry tomatoes and garlic yogurt sauce. The fact that we all shared the food from the same large serving dish always makes the experience more interesting. But the food was good quality and delicious overall. My favorites from this experience were the extremely tasty babaganoush that I really could have chosen it as my main dish plus the minced kabobs and the chicken chunks. I didn't care for the lamb kabobs as they were too boney, fatty, and tuff to chew. Overall very happy with the experience and the bill ended up very reasonable for a group of 5 as well.

Delicious Lebanese food served with elegance. I enjoyed the outside tables because I am a fan of…read morepeople watching. Wonderful, attentive service.

From the owner: Willkommen in der Meisterbäckerei…read more Was unsere Bäckerei so meisterhaft macht? Unser Team aus ungewöhnlich vielen Bäcker- und Konditormeistern, die ihr Handwerk lieben. Unsere Verbundenheit zur Natur. Unser behutsamer Umgang mit den Rohstoffen und den seit 1956 überlieferten Rezepturen. Und unsere unendliche Geduld bei der Teigruhe. Das Ergebnis: frisches, duftendes Brot! Für uns ist das das pure Glück. Und das möchten wir gerne mit Ihnen teilen. Schauen Sie uns auf den nächsten Seiten doch mal über die Schulter!

If you like the ingredients of your bread to be simple and easy to understand, then this is the…read morebread shop for you in which to find an assortment of lovely loaves with few ingredients. There are rye breads, whole grains, a baguette or two, and, currently, a dense fruit loaf (Merry Xmas!), spelt loaves...all organic, for the most part. Heck, just go in and check it out. This is strictly an in/out affair. The shop is small, the folk who want to buy bread plentiful. What I'm saying is there's no loafin' around here. Ha. People seem to know what they want and the line moves fairly quickly, thank goodness.