Iimori Pâtisserie is a cafe in Altstadt, Frankfurt.
Editorially verified August 27, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: The ground-floor pâtisserie and the Japanese restaurant upstairs run as one house; weekend cake tables go fast after 14:00.
Address: Braubachstraße 24, 60311 Frankfurt am Main
Bitter & Zart pairs a chocolaterie shop with a salon on Braubachstraße in Frankfurt, pouring drinking chocolate on the city's gallery street.
Signature drink: Thick drinking chocolate beside the chocolaterie shelves
Tip: The chocolate shop at the front makes the gifts; the salon behind serves the cocoa. Saturday closes early at 16:00.
The Holy Cross Brewing Society has anchored Frankfurt specialty coffee on Fahrgasse since December 2015, cycling roasters from four continents.
Signature drink: Rotating guest-roaster espresso, no reservations, no fuss
Tip: The bean lineup changes constantly, so ask what is on the grinders; weekend afternoons fill fastest, and there are no reservations.
Café Laumer has kept Westend Kaffeehaus culture running since 1919 in Frankfurt, the room where the Frankfurt School once argued over cake and coffee.
Signature drink: Pot of coffee with a slice from the Konditorei counter
Tip: The Konditorei counter and the pot-of-coffee ritual carry the room; it keeps the same 09:00 to 19:00 hours every day of the week, holidays included.
Bitter & Zart pairs a chocolaterie shop with a salon on Braubachstraße in Frankfurt, pouring drinking chocolate on the city's gallery street.
Signature drink: Thick drinking chocolate beside the chocolaterie shelves
Tip: The chocolate shop at the front makes the gifts; the salon behind serves the cocoa. Saturday closes early at 16:00.
The Holy Cross Brewing Society has anchored Frankfurt specialty coffee on Fahrgasse since December 2015, cycling roasters from four continents.
Signature drink: Rotating guest-roaster espresso, no reservations, no fuss
Tip: The bean lineup changes constantly, so ask what is on the grinders; weekend afternoons fill fastest, and there are no reservations.
Café Siesmayer runs classic Kaffeehaus service at the Palmengarten's edge in Frankfurt, patisserie by the team behind two-star Lafleur next door.
Signature drink: Coffee and patisserie beside the Palmengarten palms
Tip: Enter from Siesmayerstraße without a garden ticket; the terrace facing the park is the Westend's best cake seat.
Café Hauptwache occupies Frankfurt's 1730 baroque guardhouse on the city's central square, serving coffee and Grüne Soße for over a century.
Signature drink: Coffee under the baroque guardhouse roof
Tip: It is the easiest meeting point in Frankfurt, over the Hauptwache station; go for the building and the people-watching terrace.
Glauburg Café holds its Nordend corner in Frankfurt with all-day breakfast and coffee, the neighbourhood's default weekend meeting room on Glauburgstraße.
Signature drink: Cappuccino with the Nordend weekend crowd
Tip: Weekend brunch peaks between 10:00 and 13:00 with a wait for pavement tables; weekdays it doubles as a laptop room.
