Cookies Restaurants in Coburg
The best places in Coburg to eat Cookies. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Coburg who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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City: Coburg, Herrngasse 14, 96450 Coburg , Bayern, Germany
"I don't know what it means that I am so happy; a hostage from old times, it doesn't come from my mind. (Free after Heinrich Heine had Heinrich Heine, did he start his Loreley poem when he had eaten in the “Loreley”? I think so. And happy if the food had been” he would surely have been. In the following more! At the beginning of our Coburg stay, the receptionist at the hotel recommended not only the “Maccaroni” (see my criticism, but also the “Loreley”. An excellent indication of how to stand out. The “Loreley” is located in Coburger Herrgasse, corner of Rückertstraße. The house makes a powerful impression with its two floors above the ground floor, for which also the long window rows on the first and second floor contribute. The Lüftlmalerei on the entrance front with the hand-painted “Loreley” logo between the first and second floors, which is more than two windows wide, recalls long past times. In front of the entrance of the inn, a large part of the walkway and the headstone pavement road is separated as a “beer garden”. Efeuberankte lattices in Kübeln border to the street and bring “greens” to outdoor gastronomy. Tables and chairs are in beer garden style, the overall impression is well maintained. The impression that the guest rooms make is based on a verdict from the corridor to the toilet. A dark brown facing of the walls, red padded chair and bench, beige, rustic table tops and the otherwise dark brown seating and furniture fall into the eye – a well-kept and noble overall impression at first glance. It's a very warm summer evening, which is why we settle outside. We hardly have space, so the service brings us seat cushions for the beer garden chairs. Two late ladies take care of us, not intrusive, but always attentive, friendly and fast. And the question of women who were asked at a suitable opportunity whether everything is correct, especially in food, will also be convinced and satisfied. The menus that one of my ladies and I am enough of my wife offer something for every taste. In the main card, meat and fish lovers have a suitable choice, vegetarians can come to just one main dish. Six fish dishes from 12,50 € to 19,50 € with a range of salmon, sea salmon and zander in different variations and six meat dishes from the pan or grill with a series of carvings, turkey steak, ragsteak and various barbecues have a number of lush compared to the vegetarian pappardelle in tomato sauce and with parmesan and salad (9,50 €). You can choose from four from 5,50 € to 15,90 €. The “cold kitchen” is represented with four dishes from € 6.50 to € 9.50. Three appetizers (4,50 € to 9,50 € and four desserts (each 5,50 € round off the offer. In a seasonal map, “additional specialties” are offered, including two meat-free and fish-free Pfifferlingsgerichte for € 13.50 and € 14.50 and Pfifferlingssüppchen und -salate as an offer extension for vegetarians. The mushroom lover can also choose from two meat dishes and a fish dish with whistles (15,50 € to 20,50 €). While we studied the maps, half a liter of Bavarian Helles (3,30 €), a water (2,50 € and a Silvan house tap, not a nameless, but a “Obereisenheimer Höll” (3,90 € ), sung in the summer evening. We choose the food: – Sauerbraten by type of house with Coburger clubs and salad of season (13.50 € , – Rodeo-Rumpsteak from the grill with butter beans and herbal butter, plus roast potatoes (19.50 €). The light brown sauce, much lighter than the dark brown sauce in the rhenic sour roast, tastes excellent and has a fine acidic note. The Coburger Klöße – as a city guide has already predicted us during the city tour – is a poem. They're literally on the tongue. Never eat so delicious cookies! The salad is fresh, crisp and consists of various green salads, tomatoes, cucumbers and radishes. The dressing tastes excellent, slightly sour, how homemade and tastefully remembers acidic cream. Rumpsteak, as desired medium grilled, is juicy and delicate. The butter beans are prepared with plenty of fresh bean wort and bacon cubes. For a long time, don't eat so delicious beans, my better half judges, and that's something in the face of their cooking. The roast potatoes are crispy, well seasoned, delicious, brown, but not burned. While my wife after this enjoyment can not resist a sweet conclusion – chocolate with egg liqueur and cream (5,50 €, see photo – I am satisfied with a raspberry spirit (3,10 €). Two spoons of chocolate ice lie on an egg liqueur level and are garnished with liquid chocolate, cream and cocoa powder. Cleanliness There is nothing to do here. And after walking to the toilet, my wife also reports a perfect cleanliness. The price/performance ratio Good and convincing! Good goods, good performance, all worth the price! The conclusion We both judge the food with five stars. The service is good and has earned its four stars, such as cleanliness and price/performance ratio. The outdoor gastronomy is a beer garden in quotation marks. For this we give three stars, but with regard to the outside we only used. We cannot judge the ambience by the volatile impression of a good conscience. Overall rating: Four stars, a visit to the “Loreley” is worth it!"
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City: Coburg, Mohrenstr. 11, 96450, Coburg, Bavaria, Germany
"This is a cafe located next to the Market place. There are some tables placed outdoor, which makes it a great place for people watching. We had the poppy seed tart and the apple pie, which was delicious. They also offer a nice selection of coffee and tea.They do not any servers, so you have to order and pay at the cashier and bring your own food out."
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City: Coburg, Albertsplatz 5, 96450, Coburg, Bavaria, Germany
"Especially in summer a beautiful place to spend time with children who have a heath fun at the well in the square. But also in the colder months tasty offers for breakfast or e.g. peasant bread with delicious spread. There is a point trigger for self-service. If you have to reorder something, you may be in the snake again. while the breakfast coffee gets cold."
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City: Coburg, Naegleinsgasse 1, 96450, Coburg, Bavaria, Germany
"Hello and Happy Saturday! I had a really great time the other day with my friend at The British Corner in Coburg. Scones, Clotted Cream, strawberry marmalade and Cream Tea are fantastic and served at the little café inside the store. There is so much more to see and discover; especially if you are a fan of the British Lifestyle. Birgit Eibl is the owner of this lovely store. She adores Great Britain, the British English language - well, WHO does not?, British traditions/lifestyle, and even British humor so much that she wanted to bring Great Britain through this gem of a store to Coburg. [A tiny history lesson on Coburg: Coburg itself has a relationship and history to Great Britain. Prince Albert (1819-1861) is the name you need to remember and if you get a chance to walk to the Coburger Marketplace you will find his monument at the center. Albert's wife, Queen Victoria of England, had this monument erected at the town square to commemorate her beloved husband who had already passed away in 1861. Prince Albert, as the second son of Duke Ernest I of Coburg, established the House of Saxe-Coburg in Great Britain through his marriage to Queen Victoria in 1840. The house subsequently took on the name of Windsor during the First World War]If you step into The British Corner, you will be in awe most of the time looking at the plethora of British products and enjoying the British flair and lifestyle. Everything you find in the store, Birgit Eibel selected herself with love and wants this place to be a meeting point for everybody who enjoys British things. My friend and I had a blast. There is so much to take in. You will find accessories for your living room, garden, tea room, beauty products, British cookies, books in English and German [I purchased Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen - because you just have to have this book at home - cough, twice!]. You will also find chutney, British chocolates, BBQ sauces and everything you need for a nice picnic and gardening. What I love the most about the store is the little tea room that is so cute, seats approximately 8 people comfortably and is even child friendly. Well, let's say, you can bring your child, but I would rather not. Just because it is so nice to drink a cup of cream tea without interruption and to experience the store in peace. My 2 1/2 year-old son was with my friend and I and he was easily entertained by a board game that already on the table to view, but just not for long. Then he was on his way to "discover the store himself". You get the point. Go there to enjoy a perfect cup of tea with friends and experience a little Great Britain in the heart of Coburg. I loved it so much. Here is what I purchased: [I love the Grace Cole Refreshing Body Mist. It smells so good. Mine is the Warm Vanilla & Sandalwood. My son is all over Peter Rabbit ever night!] Do you plan a special party, birthday, wedding or a British Theme Party and would like to serve your guests something really awesome and different? How about a typical English Tea Time Party? You can order English Cream Tea, Clotted Cream, Homemade Scones and Homemade Strawberry Jam and even sandwiches, soups and Apple Crumble at The British Corner. Just contact Birgit Eibl for details. She mentioned that they even deliver your order. Sounds awesome and it is just something different and special, no?"
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