Dankbar Kaffee Leipzig

“Cooles Ambiente, gutes Frühstück , aber sehr preisintensiv.”

Olga★★★

The building has a beautiful historical interior, and there is hipster atmosphere with interesting details. Coffee was fine, but a bit colder than it should be. Food is overpriced as for me. I also wish their toilettes were much cleaner, as it seems like no one removed dust there for ages.

Mudy Foodie★★★★★

One of my favourite cafes in Leipzig. The coffee was creamy and well made. The pancakes were amazing, very fluffy, the serving quite big and the shakshuka didn’t disappoint either! The ambience was cosy with a unique vintage design since it’s located in a former butcher shop. The staff was very friendly. All in all a great experience. Highly recommend!

AnsterStern★★★★

I really liked the design of this café because it’s set in an old house. However, I didn’t like the rusty tables. While they might look authentic, it’s unpleasant to think that you could get cut on them. It also seems unlikely that they can be properly cleaned. I visited on a Sunday morning and had to wait for a table a bit. The coffee was decent, but there are places where it’s made better. The shakshuka was good. It’s a nice place, but with some drawbacks, so I’m giving it 4 stars.

André Vehring★★★★★

Café Dankbar on Jahnallee in Leipzig is a charming spot with a unique atmosphere, housed in a beautifully restored former butcher shop. The coffee is exceptional, and the menu shines with fresh, regional ingredients—especially the dishes featuring their hearty sourdough bread, which were a real treat. The Jugendstil ceiling adds a special historic flair, and the staff is warm and welcoming. It can get a bit hectic during peak hours, and prices are slightly steep, but the quality makes up for it. Perfect for a cozy coffee break or light bite—highly recommend!