Lots of older local folks spend time here. We came in at 11:30am for an early lunch and 1/2 the…read moreplace had folks with large beers chatting up a storm. The food was alright but the atmosphere is not touristy. You can practice your German.

We were in Bad Tölz on a quite spontaneous excursion one Saturday recently, and eventually settled…read moreon this place for lunch. Very Bavarian, and three of us had their weisswurst for lunch together with a suitable brew. It was a very nice place though, plenty of locals, and friendly service. The food was tasty (also the Rösti of the fourth person in our party), and the beer was great, of course. It's technically a café, so they also have coffee and things to go with it. Oddity: the women need a little token to get into the bathroom, while men can just go.

If you go looking for a cafe with the name that is on Yelp, you are not likely to find it. It's…read moreactually called Felix Cafe and named after the founder of the coffee roaster. There is parking in the back of this shop and is accessible before you get to the shop itself. It's a decent sized place with tons of coffee and coffee brewing accessories. They carry a variety of teas, chocolate and other goodies. They have a number of sweet items like cakes and muffins available. Unfortunately my German experience of "looks better than it tastes" has proven right once again and hence, the four stars. I am still looking for a cafe that serves amazing coffee and cake. The coffee here is very good, and I loved it. They can brew you something special from their long list of coffees using multiple brewing methods, if you so desire. The place was packed by the time we left. Staff are friendly and the service is pretty quick. I would come back here for the coffee again. Glad I found this place and would come again when in the area.

Best coffee in the valley (ok, I haven't tried all the other places that sell coffee around the…read morelake, but I'll take a bet none of them is as good as this). A must stop for coffee lovers, they sell all kinds of specialty brands (at a price, obviously). What I really liked was the personal service by the owner himself, he told us about the coffees and different preparation methods. We could also take a smell of the different beans that are kept in large metal canisters - the difference is amazing. Upon reading the descriptions at first I thought they'd be exaggerated, but now that I've tried some of the coffee I can tell you it's worth it. The only downside is that unfortunately they don't take as much effort to find and sell good milk and croissants as they do with their coffee (why ruin a great coffee with a mediocre milk?). Also you cannot really sit outside because it's too noisy due to the road.

A small nice cafe next to the lake, friendly staff, quick service, excellent cakes and delicious…read morecoffee sortes, good in summer times as well in the winter for a quick stop..

A lovely, small cafe next to the lake, perfect for a quick bite and drink. Friendly, fast service…read moreand good food. Enjoyed a sandwich, caprese salad and Irish coffee on a beautiful fall afternoon. One of my favorite memories of Germany.

As a relatively new user of Yelp, I was so very grateful to it when I managed to identify probably…read morethe best coffee maker in Innsbruck within minutes after our arrival. I could get convinced that the reviews were trustworthy too. My husband and I were delighted by the quality of the coffee. I must say that i was hoping for a slightly higher "coolness factor" from the cafe interior itself, as there are some really interesting pieces of vintage coffee-making equipment and the barista school within the cafe, even plenty of certificates from numerous barista competitions, including one personal guiness record entry hanging on the wall..... which could all be made into a very hip environment. However, by the end of our stay, I realized these guys are just about making excellent coffee and the rest doesn't matter that much after all... Fair enough!

This place has the best espresso and it is the closest thing to a coffee shop in Innsbruck! I love…read morecoming here to meet friends as well as to do some work!

Wildkaffee delivers instant coffeehouse vibes. Grab a sandwich, a buttery pretzel, or yogurt with…read moremuesli, or pastry everything is fresh and fast. The staff are quick, friendly, and keeps things moving. Snag a bag of beans to take home, post up at the window bar, grab a table, or head outside for mountain air. And the coffee? Fresh, gets that coffee craving hot or iced, it hits every time.

This amazing place invested in a slayer espresso machine. You can custom design the machine and…read morethey make some of the best espresso in the world. The barista said he only knows of a few slayer machines in all of Germany. Their latte art is a thing of beauty. Treat yourself today and go to Wildkaffee.

Ah, Aran. One of my favorite coffee places anywhere! The service is always top-notch, the food of…read moreexcellent quality and the coffee is fantastic. The only problems I have with them is that there aren't more of them and that they aren't open on Sunday when most people seem to want to go to coffee. Otherwise. FANTASTIC!

If you ever happen to be near Rosenheim and you want to experience a little bit of Bavaria while…read morehaving a great coffee and a great snack, then you have to find a place outside this coffee and bread place. You will then sit right in the middle of a real Bavarian city centre, a market place giving you a nice view on everyone and everything, while having great coffee and a choice from a variety of real bread based snacks that are a true joy! I recommend it!

Really good espresso. Most of the shops and bakeries in Füssen use an automatic dispenser that…read moreyou'd expect to find in your local gas station, but not here. € 2,50 for a latte macchiato. (same as everywhere else)