A gorgeous cafe in Bornheim. We happened to be in the area and found this place. It's a gorgeous…read morecafe with a nice ambience and a mix of furniture. It's cosy and warm inside and it was full when we got there. They have a nice breakfast menu with quite a few vegetarian options. They also have burgers, salads, soups, pastas and other items for lunch. The drinks menu is pretty extensive including wine and mixed drinks. Their self made Schorles are great and I had the cherry flavour which was excellent. The coffee here is really good :-) I would give the coffee here 5 stars. I also had the club sandwich here and it was very good. Prices were really reasonable and most things on the menu were under €10. Service was quick and very friendly and food arrived shortly after ordering. I would gladly come here anytime for coffee or a meal. It's a great find in the area :-)

This is the best coffee I've ever had in my life. Turkish coffee is good but they do it right. I…read moregot the suß one (sweet), and as a black coffee drinker, I found it to be so pleasantly and subtly sweet, in a way that complimented the nuttiness of the espresso! Not to mention, the presentation is divine. Service is great as well :) great atmosphere to hang out too!!

I live in the neighborhood and have always wandered why this place is always so packed on weekends…read more After being there, I can say it probably has to do with their rich selection of decadent cakes and sweets, or the large number of tea options, or their mokkas, which do look pretty tasty. In addition, their seats are cozy and the service is friendly and nice. I will be back and recommend it if you are in the area and looking for a warm tea and some sweets, but not feeling like going for the 100th time to wackers (mainly for coffee) or baguette Jeanette (for bread/pastries). Btw, I did pay with card.

PickNick is such a cute little cafe in Frankfurt and the service is great. The prices are very…read morereasonable, they have generous portions, and they have plenty of vegetarian options on the menu.

Stopped in for coffee and saw all the beautiful cakes (homemade) and cozy atmosphere and seating…read more Highly recommended. Latte Macchiato, Iced Latte Macchiato (not easy to find in the winter time) and a slice of an AMAZING avocado cake (yes avocado cake) and nut filled pasty!

One of my favorite Coffee and Cake spots along the Berger Strasse. Great shop owners, just the…read morenicest people who remembered us the few times we came, always had fresh cakes, pastries, and cookies. They have almond milk which is huge for my gf's allergies, and they made a really mean matcha latte too! I indulged a lot in the cakes and pastries while in Germany and Mellow Yellow was a favorite spot. ENJOY!!

I found Aniis by review referrals and I'm so glad I did. I had 24 hours to spend on a layover in…read moreFrankfurt and as a non-German speaker (but someone who usually tries to assimilate to where I am) I was nervous about my visit. It was obvious that I was traveling (I had my bags with me) but most of the staff was very gracious when I asked questions about what to order or how to pronounce things, which was very kind. My server went out of her way to check in and to make recommendations. The atmosphere itself is relaxing, cozy, and comfortable, but at the same time so alive with colors and art and interesting things to explore while you eat. There's seating indoors and a spacious sidewalk patio seating area. I ordered a cappuccino to drink and the Power Frühstrück to eat, which ended up being an amazing spread. It included a light omelet, a basket of fresh bread, jam, fruit, cheese, cream cheese, olives and an orange juice. It was plenty of food for a solid meal and was less than 15 euros. I also enjoyed the little touches (even if I couldn't read them!) on the menu about the business and the note from the owner. It all seemed very thoughtfully done. I would love to come back and explore more of the menu and spend a little bit more time enjoying myself in the space!

This place is consistently listed as one of the best places for coffee in Frankfurt. Came down from…read moreBockenheim to check it out one morning. The ambience inside is relaxed. It is more spacious than one would expect from the outside with about 8 toal tables. Good amount of space and separation between each table. Definitely less crammed than Bruhmarkt in Bockenheim which my normal go-to spot. I ordered the Ethiopian coffee (4,10 euro). It is on the expensive side (similar coffee is 3,90 euro as t Burhmarkt), but quality is very good. Free wifi, comfortable atmosphere and good coffee make this a place to spend more than a few hours relaxing.

10/10! Great service, food and vibes! The owner was very personable, forgot to snag a photo of the…read morechocolate cake but don't forget desert and the apfelwein

Delicious local food and great atmosphere. Very nice staff too despite of fact we didn't speak the…read morelanguage.

Cute and trendy little cafe! Stullen was amazing - one with goats cheese and one with hummus &…read morebeets - both delicious :) Coffee, cakes, cookies, nice decor, modern look, lovely staff... definitely a new Nordend go-to

Nice little cafe with perfect coffee and tasty food selection. Friendly and welcoming staff, quick…read moreservice. Great spot for a brunch or just hanging out. Definitely worth a visit! :)

This is by far the best Latte Macchiato in Bornheim Mitte! Very cute little cafe with perfect…read morehomemade desserts. Its worth a stop, Enjoy!!

Such good coffee, cakes and home-made meals all served in this cosy and friendly cafe. In the…read moremiddle of Bornheim, where the weekly farmers' market takes place it is an almost hidden treasure!

It's a comfortable, welcoming place for a late night drink. My group of three was glad to stumble…read moreinto it! ~S

Ever wondered what it would be like to be the FIRST in something that 'historically' may be…read moresignificant oneday? Huh? For those who don't care too much about numbers and places, here is a place with a number that has value if you're talking about Location, Location, Location! - The Café Maingold located on Zeil 1. At first I had mistaken the café's name to be the Zeil Café since I only looked at the text on the window that read, Zeil 1. Too bad this was not the name. There may be many café's on the Zeil but there is only one café that can boast having the Zeil 1 address. The Zeil is one of Germany's famous shopping areas and dubbed by USA Today as, The heart of Frankfurt consumerism. Café Maingold is a comfortable stretch away from the main pedestrian zone where most of the hip, trendy and high-end fashion stores are found. It is located in a humble post war building whose entrance is quite modest. I've passed by the café maybe twice before noticing it the third time. Then again, that's just me. But now, you won't miss this café because you'll know where to look. Just look for the window that has Zeil 1. The café has four eating areas or rooms rather. I call them rooms because it is almost as if I am walking thru someone's first floor apartment. The room to the left appears to be the main room where a bar with seating is found along with the regular café table and chair scenario. The large window allows ample lighting into the room and this is perhaps the room with the most light. The room to the right as you come in reminds me of a victorian living room. It has deep red walls, gold brocade upholstery, a set of old books on who knows what but the set appears to be complete unless there are more volumes after fifteen. This is my favourite room. It's cosy with living room-style dining and only two other tables next to a large window. This is the perfect room to sit and enjoy your meal or liquid concoction if you have a slight narcissistic side to you - one side is all mirrored. I chose to sit on the sofa facing the window. The other two rooms towards the back appear more private but I can imagine it can get a little noisy and claustrophobic if all the tables are taken. There is also a garden courtyard that can be accessed thru one of the back rooms should one like to dine 'a la nature'. There is a large selection of drinks that can comfortably get you in just the right amount of 'trouble' without really being in trouble and a modest menu of specialty plates. You will need to flip thru to the end of the menu to see their list of appetizers and entrées. I only had a bottle of water. I could've ordered my usual cappuccino but I didn't want to push it. I already downed two espresso's that morning. They also have the Daily Special's or Daily Regular's neatly written on a piece of paper and photocopied. I thought this was most 'cool'. You have to try their Frankfurter Grüne Soße (green sauce) . It is simply to die for. Grüne Soße contains mainly herbs and is also known as Grie Soß. This Frankfurt sauce is made with oil (but not olive oil), vinegar, salt, and heaping amounts of seven fresh herbs, namely borage, sorrel, cress, chervil, chives, parsley, and burnet. Other substitutes include dill, lovage, lemon balm and even spinach. Since the sauce is mainly an emulsion of fat and egg yolk, it may be classified as a kind of mayonnaise . Today, buttermilk, sour cream (schmand), quark, or yogurt is often added in order to reduce the oil content of the sauce. The sauce is served with potatoes boiled in the skin and may be accompanied with hard boiled eggs. Rumor has it that his was Goethe's favourite meal! So, after a day of loading up the credit card at the Zeil boutiques try to muster enough energy and lug your glossy designer packaged bags down to the beginning of the Zeil, order something and forget about how you will pay for the credit card damage that was just committed.