My friends that live in Mainz said that this is their favorite little sandwich shop and after…read moretaking them up on the recommendation I have to agree - the sandwich I had here was one of the best things I ate while in Germany! First things first, this is a very small Italian sandwich shop and market. You're going to find fresh paninis, cold cut sandwiches, and an assortment of meats and cheeses for sale. I don't remember the sandwich I ordered but it was a vegetarian panini of sorts - it had cheese, eggplant, and some other veggies. After ordering at the counter you wait, and then go find a place to sit and enjoy your treat. This spot is located in the heart of Mainz and it's a busy location. The afternoon we stopped in it was PACKED with a line out the door so there were no seats available. Instead we took our meal to go and found a spot on the stairs of a nearby church to eat. Overall this was a super stop. Don't expect to sit down, or to find a restroom here, but to expect to be wowed with a wonderful meal.

Nice and quaint!!! Very relaxing environment and wonderful tea options. I had a citrus chai which…read morewas fabulous. Will definitely return.

Definitely one of my All time favorite coffee places in Wiesbaden. I love how the change the theme…read moreof the upstairs room frequently. The sandwiches are delicious and there is something for everyone vegans, meet eaters and kiddos.

If you are looking for a great sandwich in Frankfurt this is the place to go. Great service and a…read morevery clean place to eat. One thing that impressed me was the owners way of preparing the ingredients for each sandwich. I had the wild boar sandwich and was very tasty. This is a wonderful little shop and the owner is one of the friendliest people I've ever met. Great location, wonderful atmosphere, service was top notch, and the food was amazing.

Posturing for the hipster crowd in Frankfurt (where there ain't none) is a sure bet, satisfying the…read moreGerman palate is even easier. I, like you however, know good food. This isn't it. This is a con job. I had three of the four main sandwiches. Empty, bad rolls. MY Italian mother would've put more on her own sandwich (and my sandwich for sure.) Would my mother have used dried out crappy (day old?) bread? Probably, she was very cheap.

Awesome food. The sauces are really good. It is a small hole in the wall that provides great food…read moreat a great price.

Nice new venue in Niederrad near the S-Bahn station. Nice place if you like takeaways or snack…read morestands. They also have chairs and tables but only under a small roof. Try it out for your next lunch or a snack for your way home. We can recommend it!

Wonderful little cafe in a spectacular location. Staff is very friendly and generally attentive…read more Grab a table out front for a great view of the church and some people watching. The Belgian beer selection is great and there are even some American beers in the Belgian style which obviously must be holding their own to be thrown into the mix. A nice selection of sandwiches, salads, crepes and wafels. The crepe with Belgian kase (ex-ham) is quite tasty, but if you eat pork, the ham might be for you. Must stop in if you have some time and are in Wiesbaden!

This was the perfect quaint little breakfast stop when Wiesbaden! It has a great central location,…read moreclose to shopping, the cathedral, the park, and the local market. I am unused to German breakfast, so went with the waitress' recommendation. She was very knowledgeable, and it was helpful that she spoke English! She offered the Flammkuchen as a local favorite, and she hit the nail on the head for a savory bite. It was a German breakfast pizza (more like a flatbread in type, if you are used to American dining) with a refreshing sour cream base. Just know it is a big portion before ordering! The coffee was great, as well - they offered the local Van Dyck coffee roast, which is regional to Cologne, organic, and fair-trade. Couldn't ask for more out of the experience!