Cafe Germania was located right under my hotel. It would be pretty hard for me not to grab…read moresomething to eat here! Everything looked great. I definitely loved the authentic cafe atmosphere and friendly staff. The food came out at a good pace and was very good. I definitely miss this cafe and I hope to come back again soon!

Pinterest worthy spot right in Cochem! The cutest little patisserie/ cafe! We stopped in for coffee…read moreand enjoyed the terrace while on our trip! Our server was so nice and accommodating for our family!

Nice cafe in the middle of the old city. Has a nice outdoor cafe in the back that faces the mosel…read moreriver. We went during the winter so it was cold but they had outdoor electric warmers and fleece blankets to keep you warm. They had a nice selection of desserts. Service was nice except when it got busy and it was hard to find a waitress. As with most of the area no credit cards.

We always start our visit here in Cochem to watch people and enjoy a cold beer or wine. So…read morerelaxing and welcoming, the waitress has outstanding sense of humor and great engagement style. Our family joined us this time, and they loved it. Emily's never fails to deliver an outstanding atmosphere, complete with a friendly local beagle. Our family joined us this time, and they loved it as much as we do!

Nice patio on the square. Pleasant staff who knew enough English. The Tuna tomato sandwich was…read morelarge. The vegetarian pizza was good. Wine and beer. We like. There is inside seating upstairs as well.

This restaurant was one of our best experiences in Germany. The menu had a wide selection,…read moreincluding healthy but generous fish and salad options, and it may be the only place in Beilstein that serves more than one beer. Even better than the food, though, was the service. The staff were so kind and attentive, even though we brought a fussy toddler. The waitress even reheated our fish after we had talked so long that it got cold. Nobody is that nice! The view on the patio is great, and the inside was very cozy. We were only sad that we didn't discover it until our last night.

From the owner: Das WeinCafe und Restaurant des Weingutes Borchert bietet , saisonale, regionale Küche und…read moreselbstgebackene Kuchen. Slow Food wird hier groß geschrieben. Probieren Sie den gebackenen Ziegenkäse mit Weinbergpfirsichchutney, Weinbergpfirsichtorte oder ein deftiges Steak mit Bratkartoffeln. Wildkräutersalate aus dem Hunsrück stehen über die Feiertage im Mai im Vordergrund. Ab Mitte Juni gibt es auch wieder unsere beliebten Grillabende. Das reichhaltige, mediterane Büffet ist auch Ideal auch für Vegetarier. Dazu selbst hergestellte Senfe und Grillsoßen. Da kann die Chefin Ihnen sagen was drin in.

This spot was a little difficult to find. I came to meet my great-aunt and cousin for lunch, and…read morehad to search around a bit to get here. The view was great, as well as the service. There was no English version of the menu, but the staff was friendly, and helpful when selecting items for lunch.

How about enjoying a delicious German style pizza called flammkuchen while sitting near the…read moreMoselle River in an adorable city that lies in a valley with a view of a castle? So glad we stopped here after visiting Cochem Castle. My glass of white wine was perfect with my smoked salmon and crème fraiche flammkuchen! They also have the most beautiful desserts and they aren't super sweet. Nice interior and decent pricing. Service was good and everyone enjoyed their orders.

We did sit down for lunch during a day out in Cochem. We had sausages with bacon and sauerkraut and…read morea flammenkuchen followed by an apfelstruedel. The food was great and would deserve 4-5. Unfortunately, the flammenkuchen was originally delivered to the wrong table and we had to wait for 20 minutes for the replacement without sufficient compensation. In addition, when ordering a main dish an extra table was added. Nice touch, but weird when you have it taken away the moment you finish your mains. In other words, great meal, a struggle with the service.

Hungry after your hike up the hill and a 45 minute walking tour? Reischburg Cochem Burgschänke is a…read moregreat place to stop for a bite to eat before or after your tour! Unfortunately the castle café is closed from January 6th through March 13th, but during their tourist and early winter hours they're open from 10am to 6pm and in winter closes at 4pm. It's located in the same building as the tickets and souvenir shop, just walk through and take a seat. They'll come to you for your order, but it may take a few minutes for someone to realize you're waiting, which is what happened for us. We sat there for about 10 minutes before the waitress realized she had new customers. Their menu is only in German, so make sure you've got a translation app downloaded on your phone so you can understand the menu. The menu consists of small entrees, alcoholic beverages, juices and soda. They also have a speciality coffee menu and 3 options for kids. There is also a dessert menu with almost a dozen options for treats and sweets. We ended up ordering the schnitzel with potatoes and Vienna sausages with bread and butter. The schnitzel was amazing and the potatoes were super tasty, the herbs they were baked in added a nice flavor and a little crunch. The Vienna sausages were basically 10 inch hot dogs with a spicy flavor, a packet of spicy German mustard and a slice of rye bread. It was good but I was expecting something different, so I'll probably try something else next time. The café has about 15 tables as well as an outdoor terrace with views overlooking the Mosel River and town below. It was very quaint and quiet even though they were fairly busy, with only one waitress working. Our order ended up coming out to about €23 euro with our drinks, so it wasn't too bad for two people honestly. I hope during the tourist season they have more people working so customers wait time is reduced but other then that, it's a great place to grab some grub before or after the castle tour. Overall our food was good, service could've been a bit better but we enjoyed ourselves. 4/5 just because the service was a little slow.

Cafe attached to the castle. Theres an outdoor terrace that overlooks the town and the river. Nice…read moreplace for a coffee after the climb up to the castle or before or after the castle tour. Didnt try any of the food so cant comment on that.