Konditorei Cafe Klingelhöfer - Marburg

Nice cafe. A bit busy at times and hard to get service, but the food is great! Try the chocolate, obviously that is their speciality. The cakes are also above the normal standard. Coffee is ok. Not bad but not special. Be prepared to wait. Service can be mixed. Some very friendly and some unfriendly.

Only the bakery is excellent, breakfast was rather poor, unsatisfying and not tasty. I often buy bread, cakes and quiche here, they are really good and very tasty but the breakfast was very expensive and not worth at all. We called earlier in the day to reserve a table for breakfast and when arriving they told us that the kitchen was closed. We could only order boiled egg which took forever to come. A must for baked goods but avoid breakfast there.

Meiner Meinung nach hat dieses Restaurant den besten Kuchen in Marburg. Das Stammhaus im Südviertel ist ein wunderschön gestaltetes Café, das Tradition und modernes Ambiente geschickt vereint. Aber wie gesagt: Die Qualität des Kuchens allein rechtfertigt die 5 Sterne und weitere Besuche!

Unfortunately I experienced a pure case again: at the first attempt the potato soup was good, but at the price I had to ask myself: the operation came after the order again and asked if I wanted the soup with or without sausage. I decided without and was amazed that for the mere soup without use (equal size, no use) you have the same price as for the one with use. In the second soup test, the soup looked completely different (small pans and potato slices in cube form, which were otherwise not present in the cream soup) and rubbed after the dose. Unfortunately, the dose intake was also confirmed. I find the taste of dosisen unfortunately real eke (I don't even eat on the campsite) and consume it only from hunger. The root bread described in the map (which is also very tasty) was replaced this time with white bread. This food was honestly not worth 6.70 But the cakes are worth a visit and (if not very cheap) recommended.

I find the service very friendly, but the prices are too high (e.g.: a ball egg costs 1.20 euros)