Marburg
Cafés in Marburg: Ten Addresses for Your Break

The university town of Marburg has a lot to offer with its medieval architecture and its castle, and that includes a good number of cafés. In this guide we introduce ten addresses from our list of the best cafés in Marburg and our breakfast list and give tips for your coffee break.
Ten Addresses from Our Lists of the Best
The following venues come from our lists. You will find current opening hours, menus and offers on the venues' own pages.
KaffeeKästchen
You will find KaffeeKästchen at Grün 16-18.
Kaffeerösterei BOHNE
Kaffeerösterei BOHNE is at Steinweg 19.
Frau Friedrich
Head to the café Frau Friedrich at Liebigstraße 50.
Cafe Station
The venue Cafe Station is at Bahnhofstraße 1.
Café Mocca
You will find Café Mocca at Biegenstraße 16.
Cafe 1900
Cafe 1900 is at Universitätsstraße 25.
Café Elisabeth
Head to Café Elisabeth at Biegenstraße 10.
Die Pause
The venue Die Pause is at Wettergasse 16.
Café Barfuß
You will find Café Barfuß at Barfüßerstraße 1.
Café am Grün
Café am Grün is at Barfüßerstraße 34.
💡 Tip: Take a quick look at the venue's website or social media pages before you go. That way you will know whether it is open and whether you should book.
How to Plan Your Coffee Break
Think in advance about what you want the café for: different venues suit a leisurely breakfast than a quick coffee or an afternoon with a laptop. If you want to work or study in a café, ask beforehand about wifi and power sockets. At weekends, popular cafés are often full at breakfast time. Come early or during the week if you would like to sit in peace.
📍 Discover more: Explore further recommendations for Marburg on our city page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which cafés are in our lists of the best for Marburg? Here we introduce ten addresses, from KaffeeKästchen to Café am Grün. You will find more cafés in our lists of the best.
Where can I find the opening hours? You will find current opening hours on the venues' websites, or you can ask on the spot.
Are there vegan options? That differs from venue to venue. It is best to ask beforehand.
Should I book? For small groups this is rarely necessary. At weekends and with larger groups, it is worth checking beforehand.
Michael Hoffmann