Dining at this cozy, family run cafe is a must. It was a 13th century monastery turned into a farm…read morein the early 1800s. Then master carpenter Erwin Seeger took ownership, restored it, and turned it into a cafe and restaurant decades ago. We enjoyed brunch on Sunday after touring ancestral villages. The food, service, and atmosphere were excellent. I especially enjoyed the Black Forest cake. While it is tricky to find - it's a 5-10 minute drive from the main town of Lossburg and about 15 miles south of Freudenstadt - the drive through Sternick and the tiny roads of Unterbraendi was scenic and enjoyable. We hope to return in the future.

A gorgeous cafe, patisserie, eisladen and takeaway place all in one. It has an Italian touch it and…read morethe owner does have an Italian sounding name. They have seating across two levels and they serve breakfast, lunch and have a wide selection of ice cream, cakes and pastries to satisfy your sweet tooth. Service is good and the hot chocolate I had was also great. The Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte here is also quite nice with fresh cream and cake. The place was busy when we got there but it did not feel crowded or rushed. A nice place for a meal or dessert when in town.

Excellent coffee and pastries and sandwiches. We stopped here on our way thru the Black Forest and…read morewe weren't disappointed. The counter service was excellent and she was nice enough to accommodate our English

Although a visit to Germany's Black Forest includes hiking and the great outdoors for many, those…read moreculinary inclined know that Baiersbronn contains two Michelin 3* Restaurants in addition to several Cafés and Backstubes, an outpost of the Ziegler's brand at Uferweg 2 providing everything from Salads and Pizza to visitors, in addition to several styles of Pastry. One of sixteen locations found in the area, humble beginnings followed by expansion after World War Two bearing similarities to the back-story of Frankfurt's Eifler and Huck, it is inside a comfortably large space that diners will found tables and chairs spread forward from the counter, employees not fluent in English nonetheless friendly and even apologetic that they had already sold out of Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte. Offering an array of less commonly seen Cakes, though a Nougatbrezel better than that of Merzenich as well as springy Quarkbällchen also deserve a look, it was with three slices in hand that a table was found, the Kleine Käse- Sahnetorte something like Bienenstich Kuchen without Honey and Almonds and Himbeerkuchen using the same Vanilla sponge but piling Raspberries suspended in Gelatin on top. Not trying to be too full before dinner at Schwarzwaldstube, but also incapable of bypassing Rhubarb, final bites at Ziegler's Backstube once again attested to the benefits of makes and baking everything on-site as tangy stalks snapped amidst sweetened Custard on a bed of buttery Almond Cake.