I come here frequently as someone who currently lives in Germany. My host family always gets the…read morebread from here and it's delicious as well as nutritious. I have also dined here and had the lunch and desserts. I never feel guilty after eating here because of the low cal, healthy options available! Lots of vegan desserts, pastries, and sandwiches as well. My favorite bakery in Würzburg.

From the owner: Längst nicht mehr nur Bio-Vollkornbrote: Heute gibt es bei Köhlers Vollkornbäckerei nicht nur…read moreleckere Backwaren, sondern auch vegetarisches und veganes Essen, Biokaffee und Frühstück. Und wenn du eine Party veranstaltest und nach einem Bio-Catering suchst. Unser Chefkoch berät dich gerne.

Good bakery cafe This is a good option for a rest stop if…read moreyou are in the Juliusspittal area. The cafe is warm and cosy, the slices are good, the prices are reasonable and the staff are friendly. Thumbs up for the clean bathroom!!

From an admittedly non-German, visitor's perspective this small café/bakery is a good option for a…read morequick lunch or to hold you over while wandering the city. Based on seeing this same eatery and logo in Munich, we came to the conclusion that it is a chain. If you are from the U.S., the best comparison would be that it's similar to a Panera Bread outlet. The hot chocolate was good, and the atmosphere was pleasant. In addition, the chocolate cake with buttercream filling and cherries was very tasty; one item the wife and I liked was that, like many German desserts thus far, it wasn't overly sweet. We appreciated this, as in the U.S. often sweets take it too far. We also had a pastry filled with cheese and raspberry jam, which was quite nice and also not too sweet.

I have no other words to describe my experience at Cafe Michele except that it was delicious and…read moreamazing. You walk in to this huge glass case of probably about fifty different cakes, multiple types of strudel, gelato and truffles. I was in sugar heaven. After ordering at the counter, we grabbed a seat and really enjoyed watching all the specialty gelato drinks come out. So naturally, I had to order one and decided on the eise kaffee, which was phenomenal. While the simplicity of a drink only containing coffee, gelato and whipped cream is enjoyable in itself, I think this cafe must had added some magic heavy cream, sugar and extra gelato to make it even that much better. The little decorative umbrella was also appreciated! While the drink would have been enough in itself, Cafe Michele is also where I had my favorite slice of cake during my visit to Germany. It was called a Johannisbeerkuchen, or red current tart. I would normally be turned off by anything that has a jelly consistency, by the texture of the red currents was a perfect balance between sweet and bitter. The meringue on the top literally led to me have a spiritual moment, it was that good. It was the prefect texture, airy yet creamy. The outside of the cake was also dusted in shredded almonds, which was a nice contrast to the creamy and buttery cake. The second cake we tried was the Wurzburg Winzertorte, which was reminiscent of a coffee cake and my mom's favorite cake. Out of all the bakeries we tried, the fact that Cafe Michele will be remembered most is saying something! I would kill just to sit here for an afternoon, people watch, eat cake and drink coffee. Those Germans have got it good!

We adore this cafe! We went there for dinner on our second day in town and liked it so much that we…read morecame back for breakfast in the morning before hopping on the train. The waiters were all incredibly friendly. I speak enough German to get by but my fiance does not. They treated him so kindly and explained the menu in English better than I could have (of course). Our evening waiter, Sören, was an absolute delight and made us feel incredibly welcome in Würzburg. I highly recommend this restaurant, Germans and tourists alike!