Café Wewe

High variety of cakes , really tasty and special. Almost my favorite to buy cakes for my family or friends every couple of weeks, however I really don't understand why they have to sell delicate cakes on small piece of cartoon wrapped with paper, and each time after going home, I find all the topping and cream got smashed, looking very bad while served. They can simply use cartoon boxes to pack cakes for selling, even if charged more for a cartoon box , better than spoiling half a dozen cakes or more each time....

Warm and welcoming spot. Lot of seating to choose from, but very busy. Feels a little tight in there. Good coffee. Cakes, tarts, croissants, quiche, and pretzels. Got espresso macchiato and double chocolate tart. Order at counter. Do to-go as well.

Highly recommended, this cafe has best view in the town. A flowing river underneath is just amazing.

A nice cafe, has a direct entrance to the city library. Good quality snacks and drinks and offers a great view of the river. Very crowded on Sundays with long queues and waiting times. The ginger mint tea was made with fresh mint and ginger and was so good!

Lovely Cafe to hangout with good view of Nidda. Coffee and Desserts are very good. Service is quick and decent. The ambience is awesome both outside and inside the cafe. Recommended

I recently dined at Cafe Wewe, and unfortunately, my experience left much to be desired. Notably, the Lachs Quiche priced at 4.10 euros and the Birkin Musli at 4.50 euros failed to meet expectations. The quality of these dishes did not justify their respective prices. I believe there is room for improvement in both the culinary offerings and the pricing strategy to enhance customer satisfaction.

Food is great but super expensive, especially as it’s self service. No coffee prices displayed, super expensive for a tiny cup of warm brown milk which tastes terrible. Nice location overlooking the river but a concrete jungle left and right. Chairs very uncomfortable and no cushions.

It's a nice place at the Nidda and in the city center to stop for a coffee and a small snack. We especially like the macarons at Café Wewe. Prices are very expensive and there is no service at the table so you have to order at the counter and bring your tray back after your stay. But nevertheless, it's always crowded and sometimes hard to find a table at all.