Stopped here for a coffee because it&rsquo;s right next to the cathedral. Sat outside, decent view of the market square. The coffee was fine, nothing crazy but solid. Price was a bit on the higher side for what you get, but you&rsquo;re paying for the location I guess. Okay for a quick break if you&rsquo;re already in the area.

Stopped by for a coffee and a pastry. The croissant was fresh, no complaints there. But honestly, for the price, I expected a bigger portion. It&#39;s a nice quiet spot, but I left still a bit hungry. Drink menu is pretty basic too. Fine if you&#39;re nearby, but I wouldn&#39;t go out of my way.

The cakes are decent, honestly. Had a slice of their chocolate thing and it was moist, not too sweet. But the coffee came out of a machine, which kinda killed the vibe for me. Place looks nice inside though. Service was a bit meh, not rude but just... there. Prices felt a touch steep for what you get.

Tried the eggnog cake here&mdash;proper homemade stuff, not some factory thing. Big slice too, decent for the price. Place was quiet when I stopped by, so I could actually enjoy it without rush. Service was fine, nothing fancy, but they left me alone with my coffee. Solid spot if you&#39;re after a simple dessert fix.

Stumbled into this place and the tarte flamb&eacute;e really got me. Thin, crispy, just right. Interior is quirky and cozy, you can tell someone put thought into it. Cakes looked homemade, didn&#39;t try one but next time. Service stayed friendly even with a full room. Only wish they had more veggie stuff and took card.

The cakes here are always fresh, that&rsquo;s for sure. I grabbed a few after my walk around the lake and they hit the spot. The selection is decent, though nothing mind-blowing. Just a solid spot for a quick treat.

The blueberry pancakes were properly fluffy, and they had a decent oat milk flat white to go with them. Staff didn&#39;t rush us at all. Wish they had a few more gluten-free drink options, but the coffee itself was solid.

Stopped by for a coffee and ended up staying longer than planned. The flat white was solid, and I liked that they had a couple of vegan bites to go with it. Outdoor seating caught the sun nicely. Would&#39;ve liked a bit more space between tables, but that&#39;s minor.

The upstairs room at Cafe Knigge is way calmer than the cafe below. Cozy but modern, nice for sitting longer. Service was there when I needed it, not hovering. I had a slice of their cheesecake and it was properly creamy, not too sweet. Good spot if you want to escape the noise for a bit.

The currywurst was decent, but the pancakes really stood out. Sat on the terrace for some people-watching&mdash;pretty good spot. Service stayed friendly even when it got busy.

Cappuccino was &euro;3.30, latte macchiato &euro;3.80&mdash;fair for what you get. Service was friendly, no complaints there. Place was busy but we got our drinks quick enough. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and just want a decent coffee without paying tourist prices.

The homemade cakes looked amazing, and the cappuccino was solid. Interior is really charming, though it got a bit noisy when it filled up.

The coffee was good, asparagus soup too. Sat outside right at the edge of the square, watching the market wind down. Cozy spot, though the chairs could be more comfortable. Still, nice way to spend an afternoon.

This is our regular spot whenever we&#39;re in Marsberg. I usually grab a coffee, but last time I asked for a glass of red wine instead. The barista actually knew what to suggest, which is not something you get everywhere around here. Simple place, decent prices, and they don&#39;t rush you out.

The roast beef at the carving station was actually pink in the middle, not overcooked like most buffets. Took a second plate just for that. They keep the trays refilled pretty fast, even when it&#39;s packed. Only downside is you gotta book ahead or you&#39;ll wait.

The cakes are really good and the place looks cute inside. Just wish they&#39;d stick to their opening hours - we showed up twice and it was closed even though Google said open. 😅

Loved the Moscow Mule and the open kitchen vibe. Portions felt a bit small for the price though. Gets packed on weekends, so definitely book ahead.

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