Had the cappuccino and a slice of schweizer truffeltorte. Went well together. Inside was a bit…read morewarm, so had it outside. It hit da spotttttt!!!

Huge selection of cakes and pastries, nothing vegan and there is no soy milk, but the place is…read morelovely to sit in while talking to your friends or working on the laptop. Not too far from the main train and bus station (within walking distance). Prices are not too high, but you're also not getting the best coffee in the world...

Wenn ich ein Stehcafe besitzen wuerde, dann haette ich gern so 'was wie Hanseatica! Hansa ist eins…read moreder aeltesten Cafes in Tuebingen. Was ich toll finde, ist wie die Atmosphaere des Cafes nicht viel ueber etwa 50 Jahre geaendert hat. Jedes Mal, das ich beim Hansa eine Tasse Kaffee trinke, fuehle ich mich immer noch wie die Studentin, die in den 90ern in Tue studiert hat und damals Hansa 'entdeckt' hat. Hansa bietet alle Kaffee-und Tee Geraete an, die es wohl gibt. Was mir am besten dieses Mal gefaellt hat, war der italienische Kaffeetopf, dessen "Kopf" aus Porzellan besteht. Klasse! Man kann auch Kaffeebohnen (oder gemahlenen Kaffee) kaufen. Das Hansa ist wirklich etwas Besonderes. Geht ihr doch mal hin!

Lovely coffee shop! In a Country where Alternative milk products aren't as widespread, this coffee…read moreshop offered a variety of hot and iced beverages with soy milk. Inside bar standing and outside seating available. Student pricing in the afternoon!

A wonderful surprise !! Came late evening to Tübingen only to realize all stores closed at 7pm…read more This little gem beckoned us and in we went. Menu had soup salad enters BUT it had a "surprise" option of 3-5 courses (price based on course). Waitress asked if we were allergic to anything and whether we wanted meat or fish (if you do not eat pork or beef inform them). Drinks do not come with the courses ! What ensued was a good collection of food. We opted for three courses: starter, entree (stuffed chicken atop quinoa risotto) and dessert (brownie, chocolate crumble cake, ice cream) and polished it off with cafe. The waitress checked on us in an unassuming fashion (not a bother but we didn't go wanting) so we were content. Great way to spend a quiet evening full of conversation and people watching.

It's surprising Ludwig's does not have higher ratings. The entirety of our meal unfolded without…read morefault and all of us (15) were crazy about our meals and dessert. To start - the Norwegian salmon plate met some raised eyebrows - how is that possible all the way down South? Our doubts were cleared the second they came out - absolutely delicious! The fish is fresh and the ingredients offer a refreshing approach to the classic fish - lemon froth texture over the conventional squeezed lemon juice. Finally, dessert. I still can't get over the dessert. I almost thought I would be sharing but boy am I glad that didn't happen. Definitely demand the semi-liquid chocolate cake with walnut ice cream and the strawberry rubarb with vanilla ice. Incredible and not too sweet. Also, a shoutout to the kind and competent servers and open interior design!

Very rude servers. I ordered a coffee, was not allowed to drink water from my reusable bottle…read moreinside - despite the fact that it is offered for free at the bar (what's the difference?). Seemed like they tried to kick me out, hinting - "Do you want something else? We have so many customers," in the evening when the coffee shop was half empty. Will not be coming back - terrible burnt coffee, too.

From the owner: Seit 2013 100% klimaneutrales Unternehmen, inklusive aller Waren, Arbeitsplätzen und aller…read moreunternehmerischen Tätigkeiten.

Great lunch and coffee in this quiet and cozy restaurant in the historic town center.read more

A lovely small Viennese café in the middle of Tübingen. Easy to miss as it's just behind the…read moreNonnenhaus. Super small but it doesn't feel crowded inside. The average age is about 55, but I was there with a friend and we both felt at ease even though we are in our 30s :-) A had a hot chocolate and he had a normal coffee, we shared a piece of cake (check out their selection at the front). Everything was good. The place is decorated as though it was cut out of 1950's Vienna which is just lovely. Prices are fair (don't know why Yelp indicates it's super expensive- it's certainly not more expensive than any other cafés around) and the service is good. I'd recommend it!

Lovely cafe near the river in Tubingen. There is plenty of seating available both inside and out…read more There is a wide variety of sweet treats and freshly baked breads available as well as coffee, pizza and a few other light bites. The service was very friendly and English is spoken here. We decided to try a chocolate covered banana and a light cake topped with jellied berries which seems to be a common dessert here in Germany. We also ordered a cappuccino and milk coffee. The cashier was nice enough to give us a half off discount on the cake since it was a small slice and also gave us a glass of water at our request. The only things preventing it from being 5 stars is the lack of public restroom and wifi, but they do a darn good job of serving up savory treats and that's what counts the most

I had a nice lunch here! The highlight is the wide selection of interesting cake slices, plus they…read morehave other baked goods like pretzels and croissants, and a few quiches. Coffee and tea too. The people working were really sweet and patient with my bad German. I ordered at the counter, but once I told them I was dining in, they asked me to take a seat and they came to my table to ask if I wanted a drink and to bring my food once the quiche had been heated, and came back to take payment once I was finished - very attentive service! I ordered a Gemüse Quiche (veggie quiche with carrots and broccoli) and a slice of Fehmarnsche Schichtentorte (marzipan raspberry layer cake). The quiche was stuffed with carrots, which I liked, and the egg base was mild and creamy. The airiness of the cake and whipped frosting was nice with the rich marzipan. Sometimes vanilla cakes are too plain for me but the marzipan coating added a complexity that made this one very enjoyable for me. It wasn't overly sweet either so it didn't leave a sugary aftertaste. I had a few bites of some other cakes too and they were all of the same high quality, so I'd definitely recommend them for a special treat.