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1. Café Einstein Stammhaus
$$$$ | Schöneberg |In the historic grand villa of silent movie star Henny Porten, the Einstein is one of the leading coffeehouses in town, and it charmingly recalls the elegant days of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, complete with an artsy, high-brow clientele and slightly snobbish waiters gliding across the parquet floors. Order Austrian delicacies such as Tafelspitz or schnitzel (the small order is plenty large), coffee, and, of course, some cake.
Kurfürstenstr. 58, Berlin, Berlin, 10117, Germany030-263–9190Known For
- Shady garden behind the villa
- Apple strudel with vanilla sauce
- Outdoor seating in a beautiful courtyard
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2. Café Knösel
$ | |Heidelberg's oldest (1863) coffeehouse has always been a popular meeting place for students and professors, and offers traditional Swabian food, pastries, and ambience. A historic change is that the café no longer produces café founder Fridolin Knösel's Heidelberger Studentenkuss. This iconic "student kiss" is a chocolate wrapped in paper showing two sets of touching lips—an acceptable way for 19th-century students to "exchange kisses" in public. They are now being sold exclusively in Knösel Chocolatier, a small, charming shop, owned by the Knösel family, just down the street.
Haspelg. 20, Heidelberg, Baden-Württemberg, 69117, Germany06221-727–2754Known For
- Fresh-baked pastries
- Cheese platters
- Varieties of coffees and hot chocolate
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3. Cafe König
$ | |A small chocolate and macaroon shop is attached to this ornate café specializing in breakfast, light lunches, and sweet cakes. It's a centrally located place that's perfect for people-watching and indulging in the German coffee-and-cake tradition.
Lichtentaler Str. 12, Baden-Baden, Baden-Württemberg, 76530, Germany07221-23573Known For
- Black forest and other traditional cakes
- Delicious breakfast options
- Elegant atmosphere
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4. Café Mozart
$ | City Center |Reminiscent of a traditional coffeehouse, this café has been offering all types of sweets and pastries, along with breakfast, lunch, and dinner since 1915. Open daily, it's on a quiet, tucked-away street that's steps from the main shopping area, Zeil. In warm weather, there's a lovely outdoor garden.
Töngesg. 23, Frankfurt, Hesse, 60311, Germany069-291–954Known For
- Great coffee
- Sacher Torte (chocolate layer cake)
- Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte (Black Forest cake)
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5. Cortina Eiscafé
$ | |Ice cream sundaes towering with whipped cream and cones toppling under the weight of generous scoops are just a few of the frosty delights to be had at one of Miltenberg's cherished institutions. Located in the town's central square, you can take a cone to go or linger in on the ample terrace and watch the world go by.
Hauptstraße 159, Miltenberg, Bavaria, 63897, Germany49-9371–2375 -
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6. Curry 36
$ | Kreuzberg |This currywurst stand in Kreuzberg has a cult following and just about any time of day or night you'll find yourself amid a crowd of cab drivers, students, and lawyers munching on currywurst mit Darm (with skin) or ohne Darm (without skin). Go local and order your sausage with a big pile of crispy fries served rot-weiss (red and white)—with curry ketchup and mayonnaise.
Mehringdamm 36, Berlin, Berlin, 10961, Germany030-251–7368Known For
- Berlin's most famous currywurst
- Vegan currywurst for non-meat eaters
- Late-night eats (open till 5 am)
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7. Distrikt Coffee
$ | Mitte |Known for having one of the best breakfasts in Berlin (think avocado toast and toasted brioche with berry preserves), the filtered coffee at Distrikt is far from an afterthought, with beans chosen from some of Europe's top roasteries. Tea lovers aren't left out with a fine selection from Kreuzberg's Companion Coffee & Tea, served up with a scrumptious choice of cakes.
Bergstr. 68, Berlin, Berlin, 10115, Germany030-5459–4033Known For
- Breakfast served every day till 4 pm (and till 5 pm on Sunday)
- Instagrammable brick-walled interiors
- Hipsters waiting outside
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8. Due Passi
$ | Altstadt |So small it's easy to miss, this former dairy shop now offers a limited but fine selection of Italian fare, with a menu of fresh antipasti and pasta that changes daily. The high wooden tables and counters fill up fast at this lunch-only spot, so arrive early for the quieter, cooler window seat or take your food to go.
Ledererstr. 11, Munich, Bavaria, 80331, Germany089-224–271Known For
- Signature penne "Due Passi"
- Two daily pasta specials
- Nostalgic setting
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9. Gasthaus zum Riesen
$ | |An absolute must when in Miltenberg, this 425-year-old traditional guesthouse, owned by the Faust brewing company, is an architectural gem and a great place to try out authentic German food and the best in Bavarian beer. Diners (and drinkers) sit at long tables under high beamed ceilings with traditional murals and arched stone doorways, but there are a few little niches with private tables and a large outdoor terrace with lovely views of the town. Generous portions of weinerschnitzel, traditional bratwurst, and sauerkraut with potato purée are accompanied by one of ten beers and ales on tap. There are also plenty of smaller dishes and desserts, or you're perfectly welcome to just stop in for a beer.
Hauptstraße 219, Miltenberg, Bavaria, 63897, Germany49-09371–989948Restaurant Details
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10. Konnopke's Imbiss
$ | Prenzlauer Berg |Under the tracks of the elevated U2 subway line is Berlin's most beloved sausage stand. Konnopke's is a family business that's been around since 1930 and, though there are several options on the menu, this place is famous for its currywurst, which is served on a paper tray with a plastic prong that can be used to spear the sauce-covered sausage slices; with French fries and a pilsner, this is one of the quintessential Berlin meals.
Schönhauser Allee 44b, Berlin, Berlin, 10435, Germany030-442–7765Known For
- Much-loved currywurst with fries (there's also a vegan option)
- Throngs of people all day long
- Quick, cheap eats
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11. Markthalle Neun
$ | Kreuzberg |Thanks to the efforts of local activists, this century-old market hall was saved from becoming a chain supermarket and instead turned into a center for local food vendors, chefs, wine dealers, and brewers. From Monday to Saturday, a large and rotating variety of food and drink is on offer for lunch and all afternoon; Tuesday to Saturday finds the weekly market with tempting food products for sale, from fruits and vegetables to bread and fish (with an expanded market on Friday and Saturday); and the space also hosts a dazzling array of rotating events, so it's best to check what's on before heading there.
Eisenbahnstr. 42/43, Berlin, Berlin, 10997, Germany030-6107–3473Known For
- Tasty and varied food choices from local entrepreneurs, from barbecue to crepes to Turkish dumplings
- A fun, hipster scene
- A good selection of beer, wine, and coffee
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12. Naniwa Noodles and Soups
$ | |Düsseldorf has one of the largest Japanese communities outside of mainland Japan, and Naniwa is a standout in the heart of the Japanese Quarter. Lines can stretch down the block, but service is quick and worth the wait for traditional soup and noodle dishes.
Oststr. 55, Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, 40211, Germany0211-161–799Known For
- 20 different varieties of ramen
- Customizable dishes
- Affordable daily lunch specials
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13. Thai Park
$ | Charlottenburg |Every weekend from spring to autumn, in decent weather, the main lawn at Preussenpark in Wilmersdorf fills up with Southeast Asian families (mostly Thai, but some Vietnamese, Malaysian, and Indonesian) who set up cooking equipment and prepare authentic delicacies like beef noodle soup, skewered fried meat, and spicy green-papaya salad. Come with a picnic blanket, cash, and a lot of napkins, and stay for the afternoon. Sundays in summer are especially popular.
Brandenburgische Str., Berlin, Berlin, 10707, GermanyRestaurant Details
Rate Includes: Weekends in warm weather, No credit cards, Runs Apr.--Nov. -
14. The Barn Café
$ | Mitte |One of Berlin's original third-wave coffee joints, this tiny café in the heart of Mitte’s gallery district serves up superlative hand-brewed coffees (always served black) and espresso drinks with trendy add-ons like oat milk, alongside a small but tasty selection of baked goods and sandwiches. There's limited indoor seating and laptops are banned, so this is a better place to sit outside when the weather's nice or to get your coffee to go.
Auguststr. 58, Berlin, Berlin, 10119, GermanyNo phoneKnown For
- Top-notch filtered coffee
- Sustainable, single-origin beans roasted in-house
- Delicious daily changing pastries
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15. The Saigon Deli
$ | |If you tire of heavy German fare, get thee to this superb Vietnamese-Thai restaurant on a charming cobbled street by the river. The handsome dining room and pretty outdoor terrace overlooking the river are always packed, and once seated you'll find copious versions of their beloved specialties: shrimp or vegetable pad Thai, seafood or chicken curry loaded with fresh veggies, fragrant Thai sticky rice wrapped in coconut leaves. There are also beef and fish dishes as well as plenty of vegetarian options.
Mainstraße 50, Miltenberg, Bavaria, 63897, Germany49-9371–6606858Restaurant Details
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16. Vinum Weinkeller
$$ | City Center |Housed in a former wine cellar that dates from 1893 in one of the alleys off Fressgass, Vinum specializes in regional wines, by the glass or bottle to accompany a regional prix-fixe menu. The burnished brickwork and low lighting adds to the charm. The wine-themed decor includes such items as glass bowls filled with wine corks.
Kleine Hochstr. 9, Frankfurt, Hesse, 60313, Germany069-293–037Known For
- Wine-friendly dishes, including cheese platters
- German specialties, including Würste
- Sauerbraten with dumplings and red cabbage
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. Closed weekends Jul.--Aug. -
17. Alte Mainmühle
$$ | |Sample Frankish bratwurst cooked over a wood grill and other regional dishes in this converted mill alongside the Main River. Sit outside on the terrace above the river for the best views of the Alte Mainbrücke and the Festung Marienberg.
Mainkai 1, Würzburg, Bavaria, 97070, Germany0931-16777Known For
- Fresh local trout
- Steak tartare
- Frankische sauerbraten
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18. Alter Hammer
$$ | |Speyer's oldest beer garden, a 15-minute stroll through the gardens behind the cathedral, is a popular, leafy spot to pass the afternoon. There's a good selection of beer, and the portions of rustic, regional fare are enormous. There's a good selection of vegetarian choices too. If you're hungry, try one of the grilled steak dishes, served—rather nontraditionally—with fries.
Leinpfad 1c, Speyer, Rheinland-Pfalz, 67346, Germany06232-75539Known For
- Riverside location
- Friendly service
- Wurstsalat mit Pommes (salad with bologna sausage, onions, and gherkins served with fries)
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19. Alter Simpl
$ | Maxvorstadt |This cozy, atmospheric pub-restaurant has been a Munich institution since 1903 when it was a meeting place for the leading writers, comedians, and artists whose pictures now hang on the dark, wood-panel walls. The beer is as good as is the food, which includes filling options like roast pork, currywurst, and a bacon cheeseburger with french fries.
Türkenstr. 57, Munich, Bavaria, 80799, Germany089-272–3083Known For
- Bohemian atmosphere
- Munich- and Viennese-style schnitzel
- Late-night menu
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20. Anna Liebt Brod und Kaffee
$ | |In a city famous for its cafés, Anna is a safe chain of high-quality bakeries in Regensburg and one of the best places for coffee and cake in the afternoon. Breakfast under the vaulted ceilings is pleasant as well are the sandwiches to go. The wonderful bread and pastries more than make up for the surly barista.
Gesandtenstr. 5, Regensburg, Bavaria, 93047, Germany0941-206--0230Known For
- Handcrafted bread
- Good sandwiches to go
- Decent coffee
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