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The organic confectionery Eichel serves a variety of treats such as pear cinnamon curd cake, apple cake with black currants or buckwheat cake and deep dark, delicious chocolate spelt pancakes.
 

Time has stood still at Café Gnosa, a gay and lesbian café in the St. Georg district. Since the 1950s, the café has been known for its opulent cakes. Although the spirit of the times may have changed, in the Gnosa, dietary sins may still be committed.
 

An oasis of peace - breakfast, coffee and cake in a relaxed atmosphere. The guest should bring a little time and leisure, because all dishes are freshly prepared. A visit to Café Johanna can be consciously enjoyed as a relaxing break - with pleasant conversation and a relaxed atmosphere!

There's always something going on in Due Baristi. No wonder - the small bar is one of the best addresses in Germany for coffee.

On weekdays, Karlsons is a popular meeting place for suit wearers to eat lunch; on weekends, many young people and families come by for breakfast or brunch. The Scandinavian gourmet paradise has been an integral part of the Alten Steinweg since summer 2010.

With Playground Coffee, owner Veljko Tatalovic fulfilled a dream: processing naturally grown and prepared coffees from all over the world in one of the best roasting plants in Europe.

When you enter the shop café in Neustadt as a coffee taster and connoisseur, your nose tells you you're in the right place. While some coffee specialities are brewed by hand, people there like to chat about the origin of the beans, their particular qualities and the further processing in their own roasting plant.

Delicious cakes, bagels, craft beer and above all lots of coffee specialities. Relax in a simple Swedish atmosphere.

The driftwood of the soul... The colourful selection that the tide surprises with makes it hard to decide. There are panini with mountain cheese, Riesling white wine mustard and rocket. There is muesli in a decorative preserving jar, organic espresso and a selection of teas that makes even connoisseurs of the material happy. 

Whoever enters the Zuckermonarchie in St. Pauli for the first time immediately feels transported into an antique doll's house. The furnishings reflect what the kitchen makes, namely a colourful, exuberant variety of delicious and wonderfully unreasonable dishes..