Category Archives: food

Germans love potatoes and they eat them in so many forms. So it should be no surprise that there is a restaurant dedicated entirely to potatoes (they do have some other options, but ya go here for the potatoes). The name of this restaurant translates to “Potato Restaurant Box” and it lives up to thatContinue reading “Kartoffel Kiste”

Would you ever expect to find delicious Italian cuisine in the tiny town of Trier, Germany? It probably wouldn’t be the first thing you would expect or think of.; but L’Osteria is bringing true Italian fare! The restaurant was super cozy with a modern rustic vibe to it. This spot is actually a chain withContinue reading “L’Osteria”

The name of this restaurant translates to “Early to Late” which is appropriately named since they are open until 11pm and 12am (depending on the day). Also significant about this restaurant is that it is also a brewery and is actually the largest Fruh Kolsch brewery outside of Cologne. Fruh Kolsch is a specific typeContinue reading “Fruh Bis Spat”

If you have read my post on Ephesus Kebab, then you’ll know how rare it is to find Doner outside of Berlin. And surprisingly, Trier has two spots (that we found in the city center area). Berliner Gemuse Kebap is tucked down a side street off of the main open area in the city centerContinue reading “Berliner Gemuse Kebap”

This restaurant is located in a building with a cool history. Originally built in 1825 as a casino it withstood many decades and was even damaged in 1944 to then be rebuilt. Finally in 1999, the building was repurposed and renovated and in 2005 Bitburger moved in and has occupied it since! It boasts aContinue reading “Bitburger Wirtshaus”

Coffee & Kuchen, or Coffee & Cake, is a German staple and the whole city seems to come to a stop two times a day. First at around 10am for a coffee break and then again around 3pm for a coffee and cake break. I am so here for this coffee and cake time becauseContinue reading “Cafe Mohr”

One of the most German dishes out there is Doner Kebap; however although a lot of people may know this dish, it is actually primarily found in Berlin, where it was created. Finding Doner outside of Berlin used to be extremely difficult and pretty much non-existent. Over the last few years though, it is becomingContinue reading “Ephesus Kebab-Haus”

If you’re going to eat at one spot in Trier, this is probably the most historic. It is located in the main city center and features a large dining room as well as outdoor seating when the weather is nice. The restaurant actually also has artifacts from the Roman era on display for you toContinue reading “Zum Domstein”

Baxter has two locations in Coventry, but I highly recommend going to the location inside the Herbert Art Gallery & Museum. This is because you can go explore the museum and then grab a cappuccino and bite to eat when you get done. They have a full menu for brunch and lunch, or plenty ofContinue reading “Baxter”

In Birmingham, Urban Cafe boasts a large seating area with coffee, pastries, breakfast, and more! They even offer brunch all day, so no matter how late ya wake up you won’t miss out. This spot is definitely a bit more modern with fun lattes and even iced coffees (if you’ve been to Europe, you knowContinue reading “Urban Cafe”