The cakes were light and airy, really tasty. The presentation wasn&#39;t fancy, but honestly, the quality spoke for itself.

The ice cream here is really good, creamy and not too sweet. But when it gets busy, you wait a while at the counter. Cappuccino was fine, just a bit small for the price. I&#39;d come back for the gelato, maybe just not on a Saturday afternoon.

Stopped by for a late afternoon coffee and ended up staying longer than planned. Upstairs seating gives you a nice view of the street below, which I liked. The cakes were solid, though I wish they had a better wine selection to pair with something sweet. Service was friendly enough.

Came for the sorbet and honestly that was the highlight. Passion fruit one had that nice tang, raspberry tasted like actual fruit, not syrup. Small patio out front, decent for a quick stop. Staff left me alone which I liked. Just wish the portions were a bit bigger for the price.

The vegan croissant was actually good. Flaky, buttery texture even without the butter. Plum danish had a nice tartness to it, not too sweet. Pastry game is solid here. Didn&#39;t care much about the vibe or the people behind the counter, but the baking speaks for itself.

Lactose-free options are a win for me. Tried the coconut and mango sorbet, both were really good. Nice that they switch up the flavors often.

The Choco Wuppi was the standout &mdash; rich, not too sweet. Apple turnover was solid too. Mocha fell flat though, wouldn&#39;t order that again.

The yogurt cherry is still my go-to after all these visits. Creamy, not too sweet. Staff remembered what I ordered last time and picked a good new one for me.

Came here for the vegan stuff, tried the banana-cranberry-cashew thing. Different, not bad at all. Service was quick, no fuss. Place gets busy around lunch, but that&#39;s fine. I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m in the area.

Ice cream was decent, but paying cash only caught me off guard. Prices are a bit steep for what you get. Fine if you&#39;re nearby, nothing more.

The coconut with Atlantic salt thing really got me. Never had that combo before, works surprisingly well. Rest of the menu is creative too, you can tell they put thought into it. Place was busy when I went, had to wait a bit for a table. Prices are fair for what you get though.

The ice cream here is really good &mdash; probably the best I&#39;ve had in Wiesbaden so far. You can tell the owners actually care about what they&#39;re making. I just grabbed a cone and walked around, no complaints.

The cherry cheesecake was a solid slice, really generous portion. Perfect little treat with a coffee, though it got a bit sweet towards the end. 😅

Solid brioche and crumb cake. Coffee goes well with the Haddekuchen. Prices fair for what you get. Good quick breakfast stop.

Finally a proper baguette in Frankfurt! 🥖 Tastes like the ones I had in Paris. Staff was super chill too. Definitely my new spot for a quick bite.

Trained baker here, so I&rsquo;m fussy. Their bread is solid, and the filled rolls&mdash;almost &euro;4&mdash;are stuffed enough to justify it. Doughnuts are a highlight too. One of the few spots that still gets it right.

Fair prices for what you get, and the menu has enough options to keep it interesting. Sat outside, which was nice. Staff were actually friendly, not just doing the polite thing. Only thing&mdash;service slowed down a bit when it got busy, but nothing crazy. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and don&#39;t want to overthink it.

The homemade ice cream was really good, and the place is way bigger inside than it looks from the street. I&rsquo;ll definitely come back.

The pistachio gelato was spot on&mdash;creamy, not too sweet. Lots of vegan sorbet options too. Queue moves fast, so the wait wasn&rsquo;t bad.

Been coming here for a while now. Food&#39;s been solid every time, that&#39;s why I keep going back. But the service, man. Staff always seem like they&#39;re somewhere else, or just rushing you through. Had a question about the menu last week, felt like I was bothering them. Shame, because the kitchen clearly knows what they&#39;re doing. Just wish the front of house matched that.

The ice cream was solid. Got the pistachio and it had real flavor, not that fake stuff. Tried to pay with a &euro;50 and they looked at me like I was insane. Took forever to find change. Whatever, the gelato did the job.

Service was decent &mdash; friendly and quick even with a long line. They speak English, which helped since my German&rsquo;s not great. Queue moved faster than I expected. Only minor thing: it got a bit noisy inside, but that&rsquo;s probably normal for a place this busy. Pretty good overall for a quick stop.

Solid Kaiserschmarrn. Right by the town hall, sun terrace was nice. Owner came by for a quick chat, seemed genuine. Food did the job, nothing crazy but decent. Maybe a bit touristy given the spot, but I&#39;d sit outside again. Fine for a stop if you&#39;re in the area.

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