Lübeck

Located opposite the town hall is the famous Café Niederegger. In the marzipan salon you can learn how Lübeck’s delicacy is made and try a a delicious piece of marzipan nut cake in the café afterwards. The sales area on the ground floor offers a large selection of sweet temptation as a souvenir for the loved ones at home.

Café Affenbrot is a vegetarian bistro that serves organic wines, beers and fair trade coffees. This is a great place to have breakfast or lunch. The atmosphere can be desribed as cosy and comfortable.

The Kaffeehaus captivates with a variety of lovingly prepared delicacies. A selection of freshly prepared daily breakfasts, fine cakes or chocolates from the in-house manufactory, offer something for everyone to enjoy and linger. The coffee is fresh and roasted with a lot of experience, for the very special coffee experience.

The Konditoreibar UTER is located in the Fleischhauerstraße, right in the heart of the Old Town. The café, built in industrial style, offers cakes, tarts, breakfast and drinks in highest quality and all kinds of variations.

The terrace overlooking Lübeck’s landmark, the Holsten Gate, invites you to take a short break. Enjoy the unique view while trying homemade cake and a fairtrade coffee speciality.

At Café Fräulein Brömse it feels like being at Grandma's and Grandpa's. The scent of freshly prepared cakes and pie specialties served on grandmothers porcelain together with delicious coffee variations not only attract guests from the European Hansemuseum. It is hard to choose between finely twisted chocolate spirals or crispy baked bread. Selfmade advocaat or Hansetaler? Café Fräulein Brömse is a must when visiting Lübeck. In summer it is wonderful to sit outside in the green with a view of historical facades.

The café restaurant enchants guests with a variety of raw cakes made from organically cultivated ingredients, supplied seasonally and regionally by bio wholesalers. Sustainability is prioritised here. The choice of hearty meals varies daily and can be viewed on the website. As the café sees itself as a public living-room, families with children are naturally very welcome.