Café Baumann - Carte

Löhrstraße 93, 56068, Koblenz, Germany

🛍 Tee, Cafés, Kaffee, Mexikaner

4.3 💬 3223 Avis
Café Baumann

Téléphone: +4926131433

Adresse: Löhrstraße 93, 56068, Koblenz, Germany

Ville: Koblenz

Menu Plats: 5

Avis: 3223

Site Web: http://www.cafebaumann.de/

"I have been coming here for years since I started spending time in the area. Their cakes are just lovely, well made and very delicious. Their marzipan cake is my personal favourites with their assorted biscuits coming in a close second. This place is not.."


Images

Café Baumann

Menu complet - 5 options

Tous les prix sont des estimations sur Menu.

Dessert

Salades

Toast

Desserts

Sigrid Sigrid

Some very good typical cakes served there. Traditional and typical european coffee, perfect to spend a hole afternoon.

Adresse

Afficher la carte

Avis

Alexie
Alexie

Café Baumann is an icon in Koblenz. Their bakery products are amazing and my Mum, who still lives in Koblenz, goes there all the time since years...


Ariane
Ariane

best caffe in koblenz and surroundings. very tasty and great variety! the personal is very friendly and fix. can only recommend it to everyone! Other


Rahul
Rahul

Came here for a late breakfast and loved it. It's a charming cafe bakery. The prices are high but not unreasonable for this type of venue. It's a nice.. Voir le carte


Henry
Henry

Do yourself a favour and look for another cafe up the road, unless of course you like your kitchen staff to also clean toilets, actually could be a case for..


Audra
Audra

If you love German cake Café Baumann in Koblenz is a must! Perfekt cakes in a traditional German Café. Lovely athmosphere, great service and sweet presents as well


Kole
Kole

we were there on Sunday afternoon. friends had recommended it and we can only agree: super tasty torts, extensive sortiment and really nice operation. I'm going to go there more often. Voir le carte


Cristina
Cristina

We walked in without a reservation and they were fully booked but they still managed to squeeze us in. To get the most out of the brunch buffet you need to go hungry because at around a head it isn’t cheap but it is..


Trudie
Trudie

Café Baumann is an icon in Koblenz. Their bakery products are amazing and my Mum, who still lives in Koblenz, goes there all the time since years. Yesterday, old friends took us for breakfast and I hate to say it, but..


Aminu
Aminu

I have been coming here for years since I started spending time in the area. Their cakes are just lovely, well made and very delicious. Their marzipan cake is my personal favourites with their assorted biscuits coming in a close second. This place is not.. Voir le carte

Koblenz

Koblenz

Coblence, à la confluence du Rhin et de la Moselle, offre un charme historique, avec des sites comme le Deutsches Eck, et des spécialités locales telles que le Sauerbraten et le Reibekuchen.

Catégories

  • Tee Découvrez notre sélection de thés apaisants, offrant à la fois des mélanges classiques et exotiques. Parfaitement infusés pour éveiller vos sens, laissez-vous tenter par notre gamme pour un moment de tranquillité et de saveur à chaque gorgée.
  • Cafés Des cafés charmants proposant une variété de cafés et thés fraîchement préparés, ainsi que des collations légères, des pâtisseries et des desserts. Parfait pour un remontant matinal ou une pause gourmande l'après-midi dans une ambiance cosy. Voir le carte
  • Kaffee Savourez notre sélection de cafés riches et aromatiques, habilement préparés pour éveiller vos sens. Du classique expresso aux lattes crémeux, découvrez le mélange parfait pour commencer votre journée sur une note savoureuse.
  • Mexikaner Des saveurs mexicaines authentiques vous attendent avec des fajitas grésillantes, des tacos savoureux, des enchiladas piquantes et du guacamole frais, le tout préparé avec des épices riches et traditionnelles et servi avec des accompagnements vibrants. Profitez d'une fiesta dans votre assiette !

Commodités

  • W-lan
  • Büfett
  • Carte
  • Mitnahme
  • Menu
  • Lieferung

Restaurants similaires

Restaurant SauBar

Restaurant SauBar

Münzstraße 16a, 56068, Koblenz, Germany

Carte • Wein • Fisch • Kaffee • Deutsch


"We visited this restaurant on Sunday afternoon in 23 August 2015. Because of the unusual number of bees this summer and because the sky looked overcast; we debated whether to sit inside or outside. We finally decided to eat outside and it did not rain...and we only saw one bee during our meal. We did not make a reservation prior to our visit. However, luckily we found a table still available outside when we arrived. The kitchen specializes in German Cuisine. The Menu is a limited Menu with fixed plates. The Menu was easy to read and understand. Plus, salads, soups, and fish plates (for vegetarians) are also available. The Menu also has dishes for those with a small (seniors) or big appetites and meals for children. Prices are average; food portions are average and fair. The Menu is also available in the entrance to the passage way to the restaurant. Also, in the Hof Biergarten there are several black boards on the wall with meal specials posted. When our Menus arrived, we ordered our drinks at the same time. Our drinks came relatively quickly and they were nice and cold (with ice – which was nice on a hot day). And, our drinks came before our food arrived, as it should be. Also, we did NOT have to play the drink game; where someone else brings your drinks and then asks you again, who ordered what. We did however have to play this game at the end of our meal, when my partner ordered coffee. Also, here they serve Pepsi not Coke, if that matters to you. I can drink both. Shortly after we ordered our drinks, we were served some bread in a small turn-down paper bag with paprika butter. The small brown bag was a novel idea, but when the bread was gone, the bag started to blow away from the wind. I had to grab it and weight it down with something on the table. So, brown bag for the bread novel idea but not such a good idea. Our mixed salads were served fresh with a great salad dressing. Both side salads were served at the same time and before our main entrée, as it should be. Plus, our food came quickly, but the negative was that our entrées came before we were done with our salads; not ideal. Another novel but functioning idea, was that our food and drink orders were taken at the table by our waitress with a computerized order system that immediately communicated our order to the kitchen. Plus, we noticed that the waiters and waitresses wore a simple uniform of a checkered green shirts and jeans, giving them a professional look. I ordered the Schnitzel vom Schweinerücken, with sliced fried potatoes, (not French fries so substitutions are possible) und Salätchen for 11,90 Euro, which came with 2 large pieces of Schnitzel. My partner ordered the Gebratene Hähnchenbrust, mit Champignonrahmsoße, Pommes und Salätchen for 12,90 Euro. I tried my partner’s Gebratene Hähnchenbrust and therefore, I can recommend both dishes as delicious. Both meals were from fresh meat, served hot, and as we had ordered them. However, I noticed that another guest had a lot more French fries than my partner; I suggest this restaurant either establish a standard or review their current standard portion of fries, to provide consistency. While neither my partner nor I were offered ketchup or mayonnaise for our potatoes, we did not ask for any either. The restaurant’s outside area is divided into 3 sitting areas. The outside tables and chairs are sturdy. The outside decorations are simple in an old fashion brown wood motif with wooden tables, wooden chairs, wooden bench, a large wooden barrel, and black boards on the wall with specials posted on them. From the outside tables one sits in a pleasant garden atmosphere with live plants, bushes, and trees. The outside tables are simply decorated, with: no table cloth, salt and pepper dispensers, coasters, ash tray, and paper napkins (which I prefer) with silverware in a pitcher. The outside area is roomy and well organized concerning space and the tables are nicely spaced with room between them for people to move about within the Hof Biergarten without having to disturb other customers and even with the tables full; it is not chair back on chair back. There are mostly tables for 2 that can be place together for groups of 4, 6, 8, or 12 people. So, by moving the tables and chairs together, if necessary, it would be a great place for a special occasion or a big group. Sun umbrellas covering the outside tables and each umbrella had a light underneath. I was not inside the restaurant during this visit, so I can NOT review anything about the inside of the restaurant Because the restaurant lies back from the fussgangerweg, the noise level from the street is greatly reduced and the Biergarten is quiet. It is a shame that the restaurant does not have background music playing outside. Unfortunately, the three negatives about sitting outside 1) are from some of the tables there is a view of a trash container, but the area around the trash container was clean, 2) are the smokers, but better having the smokers outside than inside and 3) is the passage way and the terrace floor was not 100% clean, with some cigarette butts and some paper trash on the ground. As the waitress picked up our empty plates, she did ask if everything was OK. Then my partner ordered a coffee and when she returned we played the drink game. When my partner was finished with her coffee, we paid our bill, received the correct change, gave the waitress her tip and left for home. This restaurant does not have it own parking lot and therefore one has to go hunting for a parking space on a side street and pay for parking. There is a city parking lot about 100 meters from the restaurant that is often full. However, we luckily found a parking space here and because it was Sunday, it did not cost to park. Disabled access: The negative is that disable persons must find a parking space on a side street, at least 100 meters away. However, once in the fussgangerweg the passage to the Biergarten and the Biergarten itself are both on the same level. While disables persons can easily reach the outside eating areas, the access to the restaurant inside, due to the two steps up before the restaurant entrance, is not as easy. Outside chairs can be removed to provide wheelchair access to the outside tables. This restaurant has its own Internet page. This Internet page has lots of information on it, such as the address, telephone number, opening hours, email contact information, photos, special offers, special events, and an On-line Drink and Food Menus. But it is only in German. Summary: Based on friendliness, taste, price, service, and atmosphere, my overall rating for this restaurant is a high recommendation. We will be back."

Delphi Im Bootshaus

Delphi Im Bootshaus

Am Moselstausee 16, 56073 Koblenz, Germany

Carte • Käse • Sushi • Griechisch • Europäisch


"Mit 4 Erwachsenen waren wir am Samstag den 18.01.2025 um 18:30 Uhr dort essen. Wir hatten einen Tisch vorbestellt. Für 18:00 Uhr wurde uns empfohlen nicht zu kommen, erst auf Nachfrage wann denn es besser wäre, bekamen wir die Antwort, für 18:30 Uhr! Das Restaurant teilt sich in vier Bereiche auf. Eingangsbereich mit Theke und Tischen, ein großer Raum, eine komplett überdachte Terrasse und ein Außenbereich vor dem Gebäude. Eigentlich hat man von fast überall einen Blick auf die Mosel. Wir wurden zu unserem Platz im in der Mitte des großen Raum begleitet. Das Restaurant war zu dieser Zeit etwa dreiviertel belegt. Nach etwa 30 Minuten war das Restaurant fast völlig belegt. Wir bekamen unsere Speisekarten und konnten etwas später die Getränkebestellung aufgeben, die wir auch recht zeitnah erhielten. Die Speisekarte ist sehr umfangreich. Es wurde die Vorspeise „Verschiedenes“ (Dolmadakia mit Zitronensauce, Tzatziki, Oliven und Peperoni bestellt. Als Hauptspeisen bestellten wir: Hähnchenbrust Filet mit Pommes (umbestellt auf Tomatenreis und gemischter Salat. Schweinelendchen am Spieß mit Tomatenreis und gemischten Salat (umbestellt auf Bauernsalat und einer extra Portion Tzatziki. Bifteki (Frikadelle gefüllt mit Schafskäse mit Tomatenreis und Bauernsalat. Trikoloreteller (1 Souvlaki, 1 Leber und 1 Souzouki (Hackfleischwürstchen mit Reis und Krautsalat (umbestellt auf Bauernsalat . Alle Gerichte waren vom Grill. Auf die beiden ersten Gerichte will ich näher eingehen. Das Hähnchenbrustfilet war gut, aber mit einem Ölfilm überzogen. Der Tomatenreis war trocken, kam gewürzt, hatte fast keinen Geschmack und nicht richtig warm. Die Schweinelendchenspieße waren geschmacksneutral und auch mit diesem merkwürdigen „Ölfilm“ überzogen. Hier fehlte genau wie bei oben genanntem Gericht, der typische Grillgeschmack. Außerdem hatten zwei Stücke Fleisch außen größere Fetthäute. Der Reis siehe oben. Der Tzatziki war gut (etwas zu viel Salz . Warum man bei jedem Gericht noch eine Salatbeilage auf dem Teller hat (grünen Salat, Tomate, Olive und Peperoni kann ich nicht nachvollziehen (typisch für deutsche Gastronomie , da es bei jeder Mahlzeit noch einen Salat dazu gibt. Die Salate waren durchschnittlich. Kurz bevor wir bezahlen wollten, bekamen wir noch aufs Haus 4 Ouzo. Dies war zwar nett, aber es wurden nur 3 getrunken. Hier sollte man vorher lieber die Gäste fragen, damit nichts übrig bleibt. Fazit: Das Restaurant hat eine sehr gute Lage, wegen der unmittelbaren Nähe zur Mosel. Das Servicepersonal in durchschnittlich (von gut bis mangelhaft – in diesem Fall die Chefin , die Toiletten sind durchschnittlich (Geruch . Es gibt einen kleinen Parkplatz, sonst besteht im Umfeld die Möglichkeit zu parken. Wir waren im Sommer 2024 und jetzt da, leider hat sich der erste Eindruck bestätigt. Das Essen ist durchschnittlich, wie das Personal, nur der Preis ist günstig. Für mich ist das keine Alternative bzw. eine Möglichkeit auszuweichen. Sehr schade."