Five stars for a really great concept of offering a large gluten free menu and carefully with…read moreconsideration sourcing gluten free ingredients. This is a unique spot in Germany. For those seeking gluten free, this is your spot. The view of the sea is also nice and the restaurant is actually located about a story above street level. It's a nice atmosphere. Service was great and very considerate for gluten free. Come here if you are looking for gluten free. Recommended!

Delicious food and refreshing drinks. Next to the Maschsee it has a special flair. The pizza is…read moregreat and the appetizers are also to recommend. The staff could be a bit more organized though.

Nice comfortable family owned coffee house. Restaurant provides gluten free dairy free and vegan…read moreoptions. Very accommodating. Generally need reservations for dining but open for coffee. Pancakes were light fluffy and delicious. Coffee is roasted on site and was very good.

Excellent German restaurant (formerly with attached butcher's shop, but not a supermarket) in a…read morelittle village 6 km from Alfeld/Leine. Seasonally changing fresh ingredients, and on top of that, I can always get something gluten-free there, such as pork medallions, fresh matjes herring or chanterelles when they are in season. Check out the medieval Robber Lippold's Cave (Räuber Lippolds Höhle) nearby, a so-called earth stable that is connected to a local legend about a robber-knight and the daughter of the mayor of Alfeld whom he kidnapped and imprisoned there.

Came specifically for the dessert. Couldn't decide and ended up sharing three between the two of us…read moreto get to try more. All of them were absolutely delicious and I will be back to try the rest!! Also awesome - apart from one option all desserts were gluten free :)

The first few weeks of a restaurant opening are going to be chaotic, but that didn't stop this one…read morefrom making an all-in-all pretty good first impression. The vegetarian food here--if you're looking beyond a baked potato and a salad--is the best in Hannover. There, I said it. It made up for waiting an additional twenty minutes standing near the front door even though a friend had reserved a table a week ahead already. It even made up for the restaurant cramming our party of five at a tiny table for four with the fifth person having to sit very uncomfortably when the restaurant didn't have the balls to dismiss the two Asian girls at the adjacent table we needed who wouldn't leave even after they'd finished their food and paid for over an hour. The food and drinks that eventually arrived came in a very timely manner, everything was super fresh and perfectly cooked as well as attractively arranged, and we were all very happy with our meals and the service. I ordered the Dragon Bowl and there were plenty of perfectly cooked shrimps but a measly amount of rice noodles. That being said, the snap peas were perfectly pan seared on one side, the veggies were julienned to reasonable sizes, and the sauce was well seasoned. The prices are kind of steep for this restaurant with the amount of food you get, so be forewarned that the average German will not be full with just a main dish. I ordered the Buddha Rolls to supplement my meal and they were very good with seitan and a fragrant peanut dipping sauce. I tried my friend's Pagoda Schale seitan rolls and they were outstanding and tasted like the delicious food you can get at Buddhist temples in Los Angeles. My husband's Tuna It On was just too salty for my taste though, and my least favorite dish of the night along with the Sweet Sticks, which turned out to be very overpriced sweet potato fries--no, there is nothing special at all about these 10 average sized thin sticks of sweet potato that they tried to arrange into a sad little pile to be worthy of its €3.90 price tag. Beverages also average around €5 a pop. All in all, the prices are high for what you get and there are a few kinks to work out, but the quality of what you get makes up for it a little. I would go back to try the rest of the menu just because there is still so much good to be had at this trendy new joint.

Nice and clean place. Large and good selection. The moving ramp was a little uncomfortable. Prices…read moreare cheaper than in the US. Worst part of the experience was that I was taking a photo to send my friend to show her there is a gluten-free selection in the bakery aisle and some woman in that section came up and yelled at me for taking a photo. She said there's a sign downstairs that doesn't allow taking photos. I looked and looked for that sign and there was no such sign. Unnecessary scolding by rude staff.

Everything is coming up bread & roses Winter Blues, Bread &…read moreRoses Posted on January 28, 2014 by Jeanette Lamb Winter Blues, Bread & Roses SCHILLER'S CAFE QUEDLINBERG, GERMANY When winter is lacking in snow & ski villages are not an option (despite not having ever been an option $$$$) off the beaten path are villages offering discounted hotel rooms -usually -- (more on that later....) few tourists, and a myriad of ways to beat the winter blues by merely basking in the winter hues, with warm food. Nestled in the village of Quedlinberg, Germany is Schiller cafe. Inside, the cafe's rustic setting is characterized by century's old building techniques, none of which required use of a level. Between uneven ceiling beams and floor boards one will find the friendly workers offer consistently apt service as well as traditional homemade meals inspired by the local region that change in accord to the season. Equally, Schiler's Cafe shows it is not stuck in a rut... the menu is spotted with non-German quinine, such as their tapas plate -- we ordered the gluten-free version, which was plentiful and a pleasant diversion from standard meaty German dishes. The tapas plate, like the soup, changes daily. In short....Schiller's prices are fair, food is good, service is excellent and the atmosphere inspiring (in the read a book, compose a letter, poem, or symphony kind of way -- evidently, called Schiller's for good reason). For more reviews: graffitigoose.com For more photos of Schiller's Cafe, Quedlinberg and other villages: graffitigoosephotography.com

I´ve been at Schillers so many times and I´ve been happy every time. The food is fresh and made…read morewith extra attention. The service was also good. I will visit Schillers again and again!