Good way to get some fast breakfast on the go. Came here for some coffee and pastries for breakfast…read moreas I needed something open before 630 am. This was a perfect choice with lots of breads and savory/sweet treats. There's also easy to find street parking right in front of the bakery. The staff also speaks English which is helpful to know what's inside the pastries. This is more of a chain than a family run bakery. On weekends for brunch they have some delicious looking bagels. The bagels in Germany have pumpkin seeds which makes them so much better.

What a fun little spot! I love visiting other cultures for the experience and the food. These guys…read moreprovided both! I was in town for a week and they were my breakfast stop every day. The pastries were generous, freshly made (I loved the poppyseed roll) and budget friendly. The gals there remembered me everyday, which made this little slice of culinary heaven a homey spot. Definitely check them out for great service, espresso, and pastries!

We stopped at Heidelberg on our way from Frankfurt to Zurich. We've been there before but it was…read morethe first time for our friends so I suggested we have a coffee and cake break at this classic German café. Good coffee, great cakes, and very nice atmosphere.

Really cute cafe at the center of town. The breakfast menu was over when we went in the afternoon…read morebut I was still able to order a quiche which was nice. My hot chocolate was thick and tasted good. They had a nice selection of cakes but we didn't try any here. Service was pretty slow.

At 10 euro their breakfast buffet with gourmet bread and eggs cooked to order in a super cool…read moreenvironment, Max and Alex's is THE spot for an extended breakfast for two or a group. Totally recommend them!

Wow! Definitely check this place out, well worth the trip across the bridge from Heidelberger and…read moreperfect if you are doing the Philosophers Path. A bit away from the tourist crowds, however this cafe was packed with locals and lots of university students. We popped in after the hike up and then down the path into town (great views at the top) after a blog recommendation of the city. The place is small but very cute with a bunch of small tables that can be grouped together (for 4 people), a high to for a bigger group and then some space at the bar on the side of the coffee bar. Over all it feels modern with creative art but still clean. Food ranges from breakfast to lunch. The menu is nice with 5-6 sweeter dishes, 5-6 savory dishes and then some soups and salads. There are a variety of coffee items, a bunch of tasty teas in huge glass mugs, juices and then seasonal drinks. We came for a late lunch and ordered warm drinks, the warm winter shakshuka, the fritters & the Guess Who's Back and some warm drinks! Everything was tasty and fresh. The sauce on the shakshuka was wonderful and had great flavor. The grilled cheese sandwich, Guess Who's Back, was huge, with crunchy bread and yummy caramelized onions and wasn't the typical over-gooey sandwich you usually think of. My fritters were great as a perfect lighter dish, with a side salad and smoked salmon and a great yogurt sauce to bring it together. Drinks were also good and the detox juice and fresh tea stood out. The staff was also very friendly and helpful with descriptions of the menu when you are struggling to choose. Can't say enough about this place and will be making a trip back on my next Heidelberger visit!

We were walking by the river in Heidelberg which this bar/cafe caught our eyes. We went there for a…read morebeer and the experience was fantastic. We sat outside facing the river and watching the cars go by and it was very relaxed and nice place. The inside decoration also looked nice and sure I would like to come back for a light dinner.

I love this place and could easily come here for anything from a coffee and dessert break to a full…read moredinner. The cuisine is french and everything is fresh and delicious. Prices reflect the food quality with most main dished priced between 18€-30€ and there are many small plates priced between 5€-15€ as well. The servers here are happy to let your party stay for as long as you like but never left me feeling forgotten. Highly recommended.

We went here on a snowy day in December so we sat inside which is small with too many tables in the…read moreamount of space. The Altdeutscher Apfelkuchen (old German Apple cake) was very good. The Kaiserschmarren (pancake pieces with marinated plums) which was ok and took a long time to prepare. Apparently this was a favorite of Franz Josef and I have decided that his favorite foods are not my favorites.

Cute little spot. Large portions of food that you could easily split.m. The little salads were…read moregood. Looks like it can get pretty crammed (it was). They have credit card machines but are Cash Only. Threw off our large group for when the bill came due. Shame on us I suppose.

The man is always up to something- we went for a walk on our last evening in Heidelberg and…read moresomehow, surprisingly, we ended up here. It's actually attached to a Hostel so I said "oh hell no" when he wanted to go in. He just wanted to go the bar/restaurant. A little rough but very friendly service and good prices.

We wondered into this place without knowing anything. The ambiance and service was good, but the…read morefood was fantastic. I thought it was the best meal of the 2 week visit (it was the lunch menu). It was winter so we could not sit outside. But with summer is swing this would be a great spot! Highly recommend.

Great place for brunch and breakfast and fine German cake and chocolates. This new location seems…read moreto have take. The place of their old location in Walldorf. The new location is in the middle of okd town Leimen. This lends it a very pleasant atmosphere. The Sunday buffet was wonderful and the price included as many coffees as you wanted, scrambled eggs and their lovely buffet. Quite a hidden jewel in the small back streets of old town Leimen.

Prices are high, service slow and food is mediocre. Most of what this restaurant offers is…read morecatering to nostalgia for mid-century American culture.

This place is more novelty than anything. It's about as aggressive 1930's American-themed as it…read moregets. It's in a cute little, well, railway diner-style compartment. The staff is so kind, with smiles all around. The food, however, varies quite dramatically. The first thing to note is that the prices aren't too bad. You can get your fill for under €10 here. Their burgers and fries are delicious. The burgers especially are quite large. Their steaks are pretty disappointing, though. I asked for mine to be medium rare and it came out well done. The fat wasn't marbled and was just in one strip, even though I had ordered the ribeye (this was likely not a ribeye). The salad that I ordered was heavily DRENCHED in dressing and cheese, and there was little variety of greens and other assortments in it. My friend had ordered the Mac-and-cheese, and it was hands down the worst we've ever had. It looked very liquid-y, much closer to a soup, which initially we assumed was cream and cheese, but upon eating it, we figured out it was actually WATERY. Germans apparently don't know how to make Mac-and-cheese. I've had better $1 instant mac-and-cheeses. The waitress, though, noticed we didn't like it and ended up not charging us for it. Seriously, cannot stress how kind the wait staff is. I'd still definitely come back. Though the food varies and can be mediocre, it's often pretty good, and the experience is well worth it.