In an area filled with subpar noodle box and the like, I was genuinely impressed by this place…read more They have a nice interior, ample kids play area and do eggs/omelets to order. That's pretty badass. The service wasnt anything to write home, but we are in Germany so I don't expect much. Prices were on par with the like, spending 5-6€ a 'meal' is about right. Outdoor seating was pleasant and it was popular with the locals. Be prepared for good for the price, even if it isn't the best pastry you've ever had... you know who you are.

Due to a train hiccup, we found ourselves with nearly 2 hours to kill in Rostock, but with no plan,…read morewe didn't want to venture far. Luckily this bakery is next to the station, and full of tasty delights! We'd already had lunch but I do love a bakery, so we popped in just for a look, and we both left with massive sweet pastries for about a euro a piece. Mine was some sort of streusel-topped sweet deliciousness nearly the size of my face. When I passed through the station I noted that the bakery there sold the same thing, but that mine looked much nicer. If I find myself at Rostock station again, I wouldn't hesitate to pop over here and try another thing or 10!

I probably had the best burger I ever had at this place. I ordered the Kamikaze burger (Australian…read morewagyu beef with jalapeño cream cheese) and beer samplers. The jalapeño cream cheese for the freshly-made potato chips was also great. I also tried the Black Sheep burger (lamb with slices of kiwi) that my girlfriend ordered and thought that the kiwi slices made the taste interesting. I think this is the best burger I ever had because of how I was able to taste the meat in their patties. For me, that's what makes a good, if not great, burger. It's not yet described here but they also accept credit cards.

I needed a quick, easy lunch at Rostock station and the pizza here smelled so good that I was drawn…read moreinto the queue. Obviously pretzels are meant to be the speciality, but I didn't see anyone order one... Most people went for the hot savoury items, so I decided to follow suit, and did that horrible tourist thing of pointing to what I wanted with a mumbled 'bitte'. The signs were handwritten and I don't speak German so didn't know what anything was, but it was clear these were all 'specials' as the pizza and pretzels had proper printed signs. The staff member was surly at best (with everyone - it wasn't because I was a tourist!). The food was warmed a bit (but didn't come out hot) and was quickly passed over. For about €2, I was presented with some sort of bready thing with a twist in the middle, filled with 2 long thin sausages and covered in cheese. It was fine, if a bit dry, and while not hot, wasn't cold either. I could take it or leave it - and in the end, I left at least half of it. If this was a place I passed through every day, I'm sure I'd find a few favourites. I know it's a large chain so at least you know what you're getting (usually...!)

Very quiet, charming cafe beside the church in old town Rostock. Stumbled while we're walking &…read moredecided to have coffee & apple crumble. Service was superb,, both ladies were very friendly. Enjoyed our visit.

i went in with the aim to get a four-cheese pizza to go. everything was good and the service very…read morekind. the pizza came very fast and it was delicious and unfortunately a bit to small for 10,30€!!! all in all a good pizza place!

This restaurant is on the way to beach. we had tried vegetable soups and pizza. Both were really…read moredelicious and just awesome in taste. Price is quite reasonable.

The burger was amazing but the service was terrible.. one of our orders came wrong so we told the…read moreserver and she told us we were wrong and we did not order what we had asked for. She did not try to bring the correct order or compensate for her mistake.