Food is ok, but I think for the price and the crowd and being near the center of Leipzig, this is a…read moregreat place. Reminiscent of an outdoor and cheaper Cheesecake Factory for fellow Americans. Portions are really big for the ice cream, so if you're not a huge sweet tooth, I'd recommend sharing with somebody for one. They have lots of toppings, but honestly some of them are way too sweet and I wanted more complexity in the ice cream flavor or variations. But it's for the crowd, so this is fine. The sandwiches are large as well, but the flavor is quite bland. I found a hair in my sandwich, but I've seen worse so I just picked it out and ate it. More antibodies for me I guess.

Don't be fooled by the gorgeous-looking sundaes being trotted out by the waiters; this place is…read morepure tourist crap. For € 6, you get two small scoops of half-melted ice cream with a dollop of fake whipped cream and a sprinkle of pathetically bland toppings. To make matters worse, my entire sundae tasted like it had a shot of brandy tossed over it, which it didn't, which made it taste all the more like absolute shit. You're way better off just grabbing a delicious scoop of Mövenpick ice cream from a nearby vendor for € 1-2.

Super delicious. We actually happened across this place after we literally finished ice creams from…read moreelsewhere. It seemed buzzy and I wanted to see what they sold. My eyesight being what it is meant that by the time I realised it was a bespoke ice cream place Mark was already filling up his becker with various ice creams! I chose the black coconut and burnt caramel ice creams...Well I couldn't let Mark eat alone right! I topped it with salted caramel sauce, fruit and some sparkly looking beads. It was super delicious. The texture of the soft Eis was perfect. Though Marks was melting faster than mine. Oh my dinner is ready will come back and finish the review later !

A very popular cafeteria style establishment with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. A large…read morevariety of sandwiches, desserts, coffee and drinks guarantees something for every palate. I enjoyed a tasty dessert and fresh coffee for less than four euros. Highly recommended!!

More Coffee on the plate than in.the cup and the service personnel did not care about it. The dirty…read morebathroom where you have to pay 50 cent to enter had no papertowels. There was noone in to clean for hours. Nice seating area, but cold in the large room. But not again!

Expensive and disappointing. It tasted quite nice but the portions were…read moreSmall. Waiting staff could ve Been a bit More attentive. Cakes were disappointingly overrated!

This place has quickly become my one of my favorite hang-out spots in the neighborhood! It's not…read morenecessarily "fancy", but the staff go out of their way to be helpful and have succeeded in creating a cozy and comfortable atmosphere. They have wifi, bathrooms, and outdoor seating (not only in the front, but in the back of the building where there is shade). I have to admit that I didn't like the iced latte I tried, but I think that's just because I'm an American and still not used to the milk here. The cappuccino, however sat with me very well. It had a nice, subtle flavor with smooth texture that I'm sure to be ordering again. If you're looking for a comfortable and welcoming place to hang out then I'd definitely recommend Jeepney! P.S. I'm excited to try their breakfasts, which I have heard good things about

LOVE LOVE LOVE this place. Small, family-owned​ café in the heart of one of the nicest neighbors in…read morethe city. The young couple who run this lovely place is so nice and kind. Best service with a smile every single​ time, and i thinkI've​e been there once a week for about 2 months or so. As a vegan, i dont really have too many options when it comes to desserts (and, sadly, no options when it comes to "real" food or breakfast during the weekend), and the desserts are always the same- a vegan brownie, carrot cake and a Philippian​ dessert which looks like a flat cake. Good size coffee mugs for a fair price. Non-vegan​ summer drinks are beautifully served in huge gars with ice cream and whipped cream and look just great, kind of American​ style. They also have home made chai and home made cupcakes (but again, nothing vegan). Seating is indoors, in a small but lovely and hommy, inviting space, outside on the street (only one small table) and lots of space in the backyard​. Can book it for special occasions if you'de like. Not the cheapest place but i much rather support hard-working​, kind individuals instead of a global corporation​.

Bagel Brothers is probably the closest you are going to find to the American Einstein Bros. Bagels…read morein Leipzig (maybe Germany?). The bagels are pretty decent and they have a good selection of bagel sandwiches. I weouldnt say the food quality is that great, probably somewhere around Subway. I always find it a bit strange watching someone peel a slice of meat from a pre-cut slab in some aluminum canister, but thats life. Overall worth a try.

From the owner: Rundum frisch. bagel brothers - eine runde Sache. Denn hier…read morewird alles frisch vor Ort nach eigenen Rezepturen zubereitet. Das runde Gebäck mit dem Loch wird immer frisch belegt, der Frischkäse wird von uns selbst zubereitet und locker aus dem Handgelenk vor euren Augen auf den Bagel gestrichen und mit weiteren frischen Zutaten verfeinert. Welcher es sein darf, das bestimmt ihr. Einfach natürlich, würzig, pikant oder süß. Wir lassen uns für ein abgerundetes Geschmackserlebnis einiges einfallen. Mehr als Brötchen mit Loch. Neben Bagels könnt ihr bei uns auch Sandwiches, Muffins, Brownies, Cookies oder Donuts, frisch gepresste Obstsäfte oder knackige Salate genießen. Oder ihr probiert unsere Kaffeespezialitäten. Diese stellen wir mit unserem frisch gerösteten brothers roast Kaffee her. Platz nehmen. Mitnehmen. Bringen lassen. Zum Genießen, Probieren, Frühstücken oder Energie tanken könnt ihr drinnen oder draußen Platz nehmen - oder ihr nehmt euch einfach alles mit nach Hause, ins Büro oder in den Park. Wenn ihr mal gar nicht raus kommt, dann liefern wir die Bagels und Drinks auch direkt zu euch. Einfach in der Filiale eurer Wahl anrufen, kurz warten (denn wir bereiten alles frisch zu) - und dann genießen. Wir freuen uns auch Euch!

Went here yesterday, food was really nice, place was fairly empty. Thought I'd go again today, was…read morewith one other person. it's was busy when we went in, the first person asked if we had a reservation, we said no, she walked away from us while telling us that they were busy and they don't take walk inside when it's busy. I asked another person who was working if they have a waiting list, didn't mind waiting, and was told that they don't have a waiting list, that the only way to get a table was to make a reservation. I asked if they actually meant that if I called up I could get a reservation for later, and was told yup. So I asked for the phone number, was given it, and was genuinely about to call the number of the place while actually standing IN the place, when the first person we spoke to walked by again and said there would be no tables available all day. The whole interaction was super weird, yes I know I was speaking English and no doubt a lot was lost in translation. I was no doubt a little grumpy this morning, and yeah it did seem strange to me that they said they would never take any names, but it's Sunday, I know in Germany reservations are much more of a prescient thing than in a lot of other places, so we left. Cut to 20 minutes later, a friend we were with texted to find out where we were for breakfast, he was on his way to meet us. I told him not to bother with Jimmy's because apparently they wouldn't take any walk ins under any circumstances today.. He texted back to say not only had he gotten a table by just walking in, but he'd gotten a table for 2 I mean fair enough, if you have a policy I'm totally fine with that, yes I was probably arsier about the whole interaction than I should have been. But I sensed from the second I started interacting with the first person that we weren't gonna get a table regardless of whether there was one available or not, and that's what caused my annoyance to escalate. So to find out after I was right, that u could in fact just walk in, or wait, it was simply that they didn't want to help us out, that to me wasn't great. But hey, to each his own, food the day before was still really nice. Hopefully one day they'll crack the whole waiting list/walk in on a Sunday policy.

Best breakfast ever. The croissants were freshly baked when I was there, and were perfectly flakey…read moreon the outside and soft on the inside. There are several different breakfast plate options, as well as ala carte options. Everything is fresh and delicious. The coffee is great, the atmosphere is nice, and service is friendly. One of my favorites.

"Two Large Coffees, two small egg-spinach-bacon pizzas, please" In German, of course, but why show…read moreoff? Still, it was first meal of the day and expectation were somewhere between guarded and hopeful. We were not disappointed -- my traveling companion, being from Brooklyn, declared the pizza among the best he's had outside the tri state area, and being a basic general foodie I have to agree. Thin, the right amount of chew and color, good flavor. Cheese & toppings were perfect measured, and the sauce was spot on without being watery or too sweet. Honestly, with frozen spinach (which worked in this context) as a topping this could easily have been a watery mess of disappointment, but the pies showed up hot, excellent, uncut and delicious. Coffee: Good. Solid drip, neither exceptional nor awful, good supporting role. The ice cream choices, however, will -hurt- you. There are FOUR different menus of ice cream and yogurt confections to tempt. No, not tempt... seduce. They -will- find your weakness and you -will- be enthralled. We ordered a Tiramisu lasagna. They take ice cream and turn it into Italian dishes here, using extruded vanilla ice cream for noodles and ladyfingers for layers. There's also a "Spaghetti-Ice" which looks like a plate of spaghetti with meat sauce until you realize the "sauce" is raspberry compote and the "noodles" the same extruded ice cream. It's a farce, a joke, an amusement and the Germans are grinning at you as you boggle at it. It arrives, seething mist from a frozen plate and laughing at you, kindly. And it's perfect. The ice cream is a custard based creation that dissolves under the spoon into a light, familiar texture of intense vanilla and creaminess and egg and milk-fat that coats the palette like a gentle hug before getting out of the way of the "sauce" that shows up espresso coffee -- not oversweet but far from bitter, with a hint of liquor to let you know they MEAN it. All this sits on a bed of frozen whipped cream that's never been happier to meet your mouth. Cash only, excellent value for the price (the meal with dessert was $28 Euro), and the staff were professional, precise and mostly German-Italians who spoke English well.

I really don't like the San Remo at all. It is true that they have OK ice cream that is somewhat in…read morethe style of Italy, but if you sit down it really isn't a pleasant place at all. Here is what happened. Tonight was one of the hottest nights of summer and a dinner of ice cream for me and salad for my friends sounded pleasant. Anyway, no place else was open. So we settled down at a table (outside) at the San Remo. It wasn't busy and there were a number of waitstaff around but no one was willing to even look at us. After 15 minutes or so of trying to get the attention of the waitstaff, we finally managed to make eye contact, and hot our order taken. What was serve: two not at all tasty salads, no vinegar and oil brought to the table. I was determined to like my ice cream so no complaints about that. Small complaints: no napkin, no questions about whether we ended anything. More attempts to avoid eye contact. At the end of the meal the waitress was induced to come by and do us the favor of accepting payment of the "meal". My friend pay with a $20 Euro bill. "Oh, sorry, I need to get change." The waitress disappeared. When she reappeared it was rushing by, dropping two Euros on the table and then rushing on, to the far end of the restaurant. A small problem: the correct change was not two Euros, but seven. On being confronted, a brief "oh sorry" and she was gone. In sum, bad service from start to finish, and, who knows, a little try to get a very handsome tip against the will of the customer? It is hard to be sure, but isn't that the point of this trick? It COULD be an accident, right? One thing is for sure, my future dealings with San Remo will be limited to the takeaway ice cream outside the restaurant. Visited July 2014