The Jon Café in Karlsruhe's Oststadt district impresses with its cozy ambience, high-quality organic products and excellent service. A visit is worthwhile for anyone who wants to enjoy delicious cakes, excellent coffee and a relaxed atmosphere.
Two sisters have created a café full of heart, delighting guests with vegan cakes, a varied breakfast menu, and a relaxed atmosphere in Karlsruhe’s Oststadt. In the charmingly renovated spot on Ludwig-Wilhelm-Straße, you’ll feel right at home – whether indoors or in the cozy outdoor seating area.
You sit between containers in the start-up center and drink organic coffee and eat great original cakes. Have breakfast here!
The Hatz bakery is also located on Wolfartsweierer Straße directly in the BFT petrol station and offers breakfast, among other things. Due to its location on one of the main routes in or out of the city, the café is an inviting place to have breakfast when you are on a journey or just arriving. Find out more here!
The Purino is a recommendable restaurant in beautiful surroundings, with great food and very good service. The breakfast is a dream.
A branch of "Peters gute Backstube" is located directly at the Tullastraße stop and is probably aimed primarily at commuters who get on, off or change trains here. There is plenty of space to enjoy breakfast both inside and out.
The furniture store offers delicious breakfasts at reasonable prices to fortify yourself before or after shopping.
At Laib & Leben, everything revolves around daily bread - in the truest sense of the word. Here, great importance is attached to reviving the ancient magic of bread culture and offering guests a special taste experience. The artisan baked goods are of the highest quality and offer a tempting freshness.
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Oststadt is, as the name suggests, an eastern district of Karlsruhe. It borders the city center to the west at Durlacher Tor and the Durlach district to the east. Oststadt stretches far to the north as far as Waldstadt. Over 20,000 inhabitants have lived here for a long time and maintain a good relationship with their surroundings. Probably the most important sights are Gottesau Castle, the main cemetery and the entire slaughterhouse area, which offers plenty of space for creativity.
You can't expect a high density of eateries here, as you might be used to in the city center, but this tends to lead to space problems in the evenings. There are few problems with breakfast. Only in restaurants that serve brunch should and must be booked in advance to guarantee that you can still be accommodated.
Oststadt is very well connected by public transport. This means you can easily and comfortably travel to the Oststadt for breakfast and then be close to other options. But of course you can also get to the other parts of the city very easily. One route goes via the main cemetery and the other via Durlacher Allee. The frequency is high enough to set off spontaneously.
Some of the cafés in Oststadt are well integrated into the district. So you have to know where they are. If you don't live in Oststadt, you can't just drop by. But these corner cafés are also part of the charm of a beautiful district.
