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.

Had the Vegan burger the other day. Great dish though expensive. Very vegetarian and vegan…read morefriendly. Not too many tables so either come early or try to call ahead (not sure its possible). Offer Soy milk for coffee. Great place!

My boyfriend and I ate here in August during our bike trip around Lake Constance. Traveling as a…read moreceliac always requires a fair amount of planning, and I found Eugens while searching for gluten free options in Konstanz. While my initial contact with the waiter made me a bit nervous--he had clearly never heard of celiac--he did allow me to write down the German word for celiac on his notepad to show to the chef. The chef came out and reassured me that they were used to cooking for people with celiac, and that the dish I had ordered was indeed gluten free (all gluten free dishes are marked with "gf" on the menu, too). This was a nice gesture, as eating out as a celiac always involves a fair amount of worry. I ordered the gnocchi with cherry tomatoes, rucola, and parma ham. While I thought you could definitely tell the gnocchi themselves were gluten free--had a bit of a grainy feel/taste to them--the rest of the dish was so excellent and flavorful it more than made up for it. The service was also nice and friendly in other ways--since it was rather chilly, and we were sitting outside, a man (who I later recognize as Eugen himself from the website) brought us a couple of blankets and made sure we were comfortable. It's just a shame they don't open til the 1pm on Sundays--otherwise we would have been back the next day (I was already planning my lunch of a bunless burger with roasted potatoes!). Instead, it will have to wait for our next trip to the Bodensee!

If you are visiting Weingarten and are looking for a place to get delicious food, drinks or…read moredesserts, Café Museum is always a great choice. They offer a variety of breakfast options, Swabian food, burgers, soups, salads, vegan dishes and desserts, as well as smaller meals and kid specials. Coffee, tea and alcoholic beverages are also available. Especially recommendable are their homemade lemonades which come in seasonal flavors and are delicious! The staff is always friendly and attentive, the prices are appropriate and the place very cozy. Groups and kids are welcome here.

Beautiful setting. In the middle of the town center in Uberlingen, in what seems to be an old…read morechurch. The food, coffee, tea and everything is exquisite. Service is excellent. Bathrooms are mighty clean. They hold a farmer's market across the street on weekends. The produce is all organic and varied. The town is on the shores of Lake Constance.

This is the local bakery in Laimnau! It is family run and everything is made fresh daily! There is…read morethe usual selection of various types of breads, pastries, and cakes. The bakery also has a bunch of grocery items like deli meats, eggs, butter, cheese milk, oil, etc. Every time we came in, the owner (Frau Straub) gave our kiddo a mini pretzel for him to gnaw on. She is very friendly and welcoming. The bakery is small but has seating inside and cute bench-style seating outside! When you exit, you're greeted by a large stone pretzel in the ground. The bakery is pretty adorable and we were happy to stop in for our daily bread or delicious hazelnut cake during our visit. Looking forward to future trips to Bakerei Straub.

Nice location, not too tourist heavy. Fast and friendly service. Ice cream, cakes and coffee was…read morevery good

Great coffee, roasted in house. The barista was very friendly and made an excellent iced latte…read moredespite it being a bit of an unusual order for the area, I think. This is the best coffee I have found in Überlingen so far.

The view was incredible, the service good, the food average. The menu was typical German fare…read more Sitting on the patio, we had a great view of the lake and ferry harbor but without the distraction of people walking by. This is not a place to avoid, but not a place that I would specifically seek out again unless I want to show my guests a great view.

Went in to eat and rest my feet. Lots to see in the museum. Very interesting. The food was great. I…read morehad a side salad which was pretty large. Nice greens and pickled cukes, carrot salad and potato salad too. I also had the prawns with tomatoes and chills. Perfect amount of heat and prawns. Cooked perfectly - great meal - service was efficient and friendly. The view overlooking the ferry port was beautiful.