Café Leander - Bamberg

Beautiful caffe for parents with children. self-service but this is ok. breakfasts are very good and there is a contemporary offer of speis and drank read more Beautiful caffe for parents with children. self-service but this is ok. breakfasts are very good and there is a contemporary offer of speis and drank

We were in the leaner at breakfast with 8 people in the morning. it was not especially full, almost all tables were free.Before the staff at the cash register s... read more We were in the leaner at breakfast with 8 people in the morning. it was not especially full, almost all tables were free.Before the staff at the cash register seemed somewhat overwhelmed, but after a little time it worked.Ordered 8 omelettes with small pieces of potatoes.After 40 minutes the first 3 came in portions, the next 3 then after a total of an hour as there are also only three pfannens. we have canceled the last two omelettes and are a baker next door.Sorry but if I don't get clear with such a small order I should probably stay at the cake sale.

The caffe is situated in the center of the city, but still quiet without street noise. you can also go there without children. the offer is sufficient and you p... read more The caffe is situated in the center of the city, but still quiet without street noise. you can also go there without children. the offer is sufficient and you probably use regional products. at least we have seen a busy one going back from the market with kartoffel and sweet. because everything is fresh, you have to wait a little longer. the price is a bit higher than usual. We tasted it.Please: the personal must be faster and better. the man at the tresen, even if he is new, had hardly any idea of the business and the food offered.In summary, one should visit this caffe once and give them a chance. it is just a caffe without schickimicki and would like and therefore relaxing.

Beware of the dog of the owner. although dog was aggressive toward me he doesnt even move to calm down the dog . it almost bite my kid but he didn't and he keep... read more Beware of the dog of the owner. although dog was aggressive toward me he doesnt even move to calm down the dog . it almost bite my kid but he didn't and he keep barking on us . bad experience for me

I am absolutely furious about my experience today. As a regular customer, I expected respect, but the owner was beyond rude—completely ignorant and disrespectfu... read more I am absolutely furious about my experience today. As a regular customer, I expected respect, but the owner was beyond rude—completely ignorant and disrespectful. My friend and I waited standing by the counter for several minutes, and since the owner was nowhere to be found, we sat down at a vacant table inside. The café was almost empty, and no one else was waiting—so we simply chose a table that was more comfortable for my pregnant friend. It was not reserved, and we did not take anyone’s spot. Despite this, the owner behaved with utter disregard and hostility. Even though I explained everything politely, even using humor, he was completely shameless and insulting. I will never return, and I will warn everyone I know—this place does not deserve any business when they treat their loyal customers with such utter contempt. Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately, instead of addressing the actual issue—your disrespectful and unprofessional behavior—you chose to deflect and misrepresent the situation. This was never about “discussing your café concept.” It was about basic respect and customer service, which every guest has the right to expect. Waiting at the counter with no staff present and then calmly taking a free seat—especially for a pregnant guest in an almost empty café—is not an unreasonable action. What is truly concerning is your consistent pattern of dismissive and hostile responses, not only to me but to many other customers as well. A concept should never be used as an excuse for rudeness. If your concept includes treating guests with disrespect, then perhaps it should be communicated clearly at the entrance. Respect goes both ways—and unfortunately, that was completely missing in this situation.