The falafel with ratatouille and hummus was properly seasoned, decent portion too. Not many places around here do vegan options, so that&#39;s a plus. Staff didn&#39;t keep me waiting long. Place was bright inside, nothing fancy but comfortable. Fine if you&#39;re after something plant-based without the fuss.

We stopped by for dinner and the food really stood out&mdash;everything tasted fresh, nicely prepared. I had the grilled fish and it was light, not oily at all. The herbs on top made it feel thoughtful. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. Maybe a bit busy in the evening, but the quality made up for it.

Right on the harbor with outdoor seating&mdash;hard to beat that spot. Menu&#39;s limited and mains are pricey, but what we had was solid. Fine for a casual meal with a view.

The hot chocolate here is properly rich, not too sweet. Apple crumble was the highlight though&mdash;buttery topping, good amount of fruit. Service was friendly without hovering. Cozy spot for a quiet afternoon.

Lovely little caf&eacute; inside one of those old Hanseatic buildings. Had a slice of their cake and honestly the vibe was the highlight &mdash; high ceilings, warm light, comfortable chairs. Just wish I&#39;d known about the cash-only thing before ordering, had to run to the ATM. Still, nice spot to sit for a while.

The hazelnut cake was the standout. Dense, nutty, not too sweet. Coffee paired well with it. Price is on the higher side for the portion, but the taste makes up for it. I&#39;d order that cake again.

The fish soup was spot on, and the staff made us feel properly looked after. A solid pick for a relaxed dinner with a glass of red.

The waffles were properly homemade, not the frozen kind. Coffee hit the spot too. Place is small and cozy, dogs and kids both welcome which is nice. Gets loud when full though, could use some soundproofing. Still, solid spot for a lazy breakfast.

Tried the Swedish apple tart and the apple meringue tart. Both were solid, homemade crusts actually taste like butter. Caf&eacute; sits right in the pedestrian zone, easy to find. Cozy enough inside, though it got a bit warm with the afternoon sun. Fine for a quick coffee stop if you&#39;re already wandering around.

Stopped by for coffee and a slice of cake. Presentation was nice, taste matched it. Courtyard garden is a decent spot to sit, quiet enough. Service was fine, no complaints. Prices are a bit on the higher side for the portion, but acceptable for the setting. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area.

Solid spot in Zingst. Had the schnitzel, pretty decent. Service was friendly, not hovering. Place got busy around 7, so go early if you want a quiet table.

Decent coffee and a nice enough vibe. Had the homemade muesli, which sounded good, but it was mostly stale cornflakes. Stick to the drinks and cakes, that seems to be where they shine. Pretty good spot for a quick coffee stop, just don&#39;t expect much from the food.

Small place, feels like sitting in someone&#39;s living room. Owner&#39;s got a personal way about him. Cozy enough to stay for another coffee.

The fish sandwich here is seriously good&mdash;fresh and put together with some thought. Got mine fast, too. Would come back just for that.

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