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ENGLISH MENU Dear Guests ENGLISH MENU Dear guests, hospitality is very important to us and we like to create a familiar environment for all of you. We warmly welcome you at Zimt & Zucker! All meals are freshly prepared. We appreciate your understanding, if preparation time takes a little longer. We only use organic eggs. In case of lactose, gluten intolerance or other allergens, please feel free to ask our stuff. We will prepare your meal lactose or gluten free with glutenfree flour for an extra charge (+2,00 €). Our dishes contain nuts. TIP is not included. If you were satisfied with our service, our employees are happy to receive tips. All prices in Euro (€) VAT is included. Breakfast Black Bottom I Croissant I housemade marmalade I butter I cup of coffee 5,90 Vegan croissant I marmelade I cup of coffee 6,10 Black Bottom II Danish cinnamon twist I marmalade I butter I cup of coffee 5,80 Black Bottom III Oven warm croissant I cup of coffee Ham I cheese 6,90 Camembert I cranberries 7,90 Scrambled egg I bacon I chive 8,20 Pancakes Blueberries I maple syrup I add bacon + 2,00 9,90 Banana I nutella I granola 10,50 Ricotta I serrano I pine nuts I pumpkin seed oil I rucola 12,50 French Toast Brioche I cinnamon I butter I berries I maple syrup 11,50 Brioche I mushrooms I cheese I nutbutter 12,50 Foxtrott Cheese I sausage I spreewald gherkin I marmalade I herb sour 12,50 cream I radish I butter I bread I roll Rumba Cheese I vegetarian spreads I marmalade I bread I roll 11,50 Swing Vegan spread I avocado yogurt I fruits I vegetables I croissant 12,50 I bread I roll Quickstep Granola I bircher muesli 7,50 Vegan bircher muesli 8,50 Slowfox 2 fried eggs I sourdough bread I avocado I tomato-chutney 8,90 2 fried eggs I sourdough bread I avocado I bacon I carrots 10,90 2 fried eggs I whole-grain bread I serrano I cheese I tomato-chutney I fried onions I spreewald gherkins 10,90 Tango de Luxe Cheese I sausage I salmon I marmalade I vegetarian spreads I egg (scrambled, fried or boiled) I bread I roll I croissant I coffee or tea of your choice 16,00 For 1 31,00 For 2 Charleston 2 scrambled eggs I roll I butter Classic 5,50 Bacon 7,50 Ham I cheese 7,50 Spinach I cheese 7,30 Goat cream cheese I herbs 7,50 Mushrooms I herbs I onions 7,20 Ricotta I serrano 7,90 Salmon I spinach 7,90 Breakfast additions (only in combination with a regular breakfast) 1 boiled egg 1,90 1 scrambled egg 2,10 1 fried egg 2,10 Honey I hazelnut cream I butter 0,90 Marmalade 1,50 Goat cream cheese 2,00 Salmon 3,50 Half avocado 2,50 Croissant 2,80 Vegan Croissant 2,90 Danish cinnamon twist 2,80 Wheat roll 1,20 Whole grain roll 1,50 1 bread basket ( 2 rolls, 1 slice of bread & butter) 4,30 Gluten free roll 2,00 Gluten free bread basket 5,90 Sweets Rice pudding with Cinnamon & sugar 5,00 Apple sauce 7,00 Mango I passionsfruit 7,50 Strudel (15 min preperation time) Apple strudel with vanilla sauce 5,00 Apple strudel with vanilla ice cream 5,90 Teatime for two (3-6 pm) 12 sweet and savory snacks I large pot of tea 24,00 Crêpes Sweet crepes Cinnamon & sugar 4,50 Apple sauce 6,50 Banana I nutella 6,90 Ricotta I mint I mango I passionsfruit 7,50 Savory crepes filled with salad and Herb sour cream 5,50 Cheese I spinach I avocado I tomato-chutney 8,50 Goat cream cheese I pear I walnuts 8,90 Ham I cheese 7,90 Salmon I spinach I horseradish 9,90 Ricotta I serrano I pine nuts I rucola I pumpkin seed oil 11,50 Greens Goat cheese I walnuts I pear 11,50 Avocado I egg I seeds I couscous I beluga lentils I 11,90 hummus I pomegranate Bulgur I zucchini I eggplant I red pepper I peas 10,50 Soups Soup of the day 5,50 Quiche of the day I salad 7,50 Savory Spätzle Cheese spätzle 9,90 Cheese spätzle I mushrooms I bacon I onions 11,90 Schnitzel Viennese schnitzel (veal) I potato cucumber salad I cranberries 22,00 Freshly roasted Sandwiches Melon I serrano I ricotta I pesto I rucola 9,50 Fried zucchini I eggplant I chickpeas I pesto 8,50 Matie I onions I apple sour cream 9,50 Flammkuchen with Onions I bacon 9,90 Salmon I spinach 11,90 Goat cheese I pear I walnuts 11,50 Camembert I cranberries 9,90 Serrano I Ricotta I pine nuts I rucola 11,50 Vegan: tomato I eggplant I zucchini I pine nuts I rucola 9,90 Drinks Coffee Berlin Gold Tres Cabezas Coffee Roasters, Berlin German-Eco I 100 % Arabica I speciality coffee Wild at heart 100% Arabica I Colombian I Costa Rica I chocolate I hazelnut brown I fine fruit Milk Organic, fresh, 3.8% fat content Cup of coffee créme+ 2,20 Cup of coffee+ 3,90 Berlin Gold Wild at heart Espresso+ 2,00 2,20 Double espresso+ 3,00 3,20 Espresso macchiato+ 2,40 2,60 Americano+ 2,50 2,70 Milk coffee+ 3,50 3,70 Latte macchiato+ 3,50 3,70 Cappuccino+ 2,80 3,00 Large cappuccino+ 3,80 4,00 Flat white+ 3,50 3,70 Syrups++ Vanilla I Chocolate I Hazelnut I Caramel I Cinnamon 0,50 Soy milk I Lactose free milk I Oat milk 0,30 Additional coffee Cinnamon espresso 3,50 (Espresso+/++/+++ I coffee liqueur I cinnamon) Bailey´s cappuccino 4,90 (Espresso +/++/+++ I Bailey’s I cinnamon I milk) Mocca 4,50 (Espresso+/++ I cacao I chocolate syrup I milk) Golden Latte 3,90 (Espresso+ I turmeric I pepper I ginger I star anise I milk) Hot chocolate 4,10 Belgian Callebaut chocolate 0,36l Whole milk I bittersweet Cinnamon chocolate 0,36l++ 5,50 Bittersweet chocolate I cinnamon liqueur I cinnamon Cacao hot or cold 0,36l 2,90 with whipped cream 0,90 COLD WITH ICE Affogato+ (espresso I vanilla ice-cream) 3,80 Iced Latte Macchiato+ 3,80 Iced Chai Latte+ 3,80 Iced Matcha Latte+ 4,20 Ice coffee+ (espresso I vanilla ice- cream I whipped cream) 4,90 Ice chocolate+(cacao I milk I ice – cream I whipped cream) 4,90 Ice tea+ 3,90 TEA BIOTEAQUE tea manufacturer, Chiemgau loose tea I organically grown I 0,3l Schwarza Louis – English breakfast+ 2,90 Schwarza Seppi – Darjeeling+ 3,20 Schwarza Benni – Earl grey+ 3,10 Kaiser Franz – Assam east frisian tea+ 3,30 Greana Jassi – chinese Jasmine green tea+ 3,30 Frische Resi – ginger, lime, green tea+ 2,90 Greana Simmerl – chinese sencha green tea+ 2,90 Scheene Leni – wild fruit raspberry 3,10 Spritziga Quirin – pomegranate mango 2,90 G´schammige Camilla – camomile flowers 2,90 Verliabte Valerie – verbena leaves 3,10 Reiner Rudi – roiboos 2,90 Sturer Schafsbock – handpicked Alp herbs, goldmarille,lemon balm, elderberry flowers, 4,50 lady’s mantle, weirouge apples Guada Luggi – mountain herbs, fennel, nettle leaves, lemongrass, orange peel, 3,10 lemon balm, marigold Fresh mint or ginger tee 0,25 l t3,50 Chai latte+ 0,36 l 3,50 Matcha latte+ 0,36 l 3,90 Hot lemon 0,3 l 3,30 Hot currant (currant juice with ginger) 0,25 l 3,90 Hot pear with ginger and cinnamon 0,25 l 4,90 Cold refreshments Filtered water, still or carbonated 0,2 l 2,40 0,75 l 3,90 Fritz Cola, Fritz Cola light, MischMasch+, Fritz Cola lemonade lemon, orange 0,2l 2,90 Schweppes Bitter Lemon, Ginger-Ale, Tonic Water++++ 0,2l 2,90 Housemade Lemonades Orange l rosemary l bubbly or still Rhubarb l mint l raspberry l bubbly or still 0,3l 3,90 0,3l 3,90 Juices Fresh squeezed orange juice 0,2l 3,90 0,2l 0,4l NIEHOFF´S VAIHINGER juices Apple, orange, pineapple, grapefruit 3,00 4,90 Nectars Mango, maracuja, banana, cranberry, rhubarb, blackcurrant, sour cherry 3,00 4,90 Choice of Schorle 2,80 4,50 Van Nahmen Williams Christ pear, naturally cloudy 3,50 6,00 As Schorle 3,30 5,50 Alcoholic Beverages+++ Beer Pilsner Urquell on draught 0,3l 3,50 0,5l 4,80 Galander Burgherrenpils 0,33l 3,50 Jever fun, alcohol free 0,33l 3,50 Alster 0,5l 4,20 Wheat Beer Schneider Weisse G Schneider & Sohn TAP 7 Original 0,5l 4,50 TAP 2 Kristall 0,5l 4,50 TAP 3 alcohol free 0,5l 4,30 Sparkling wine Langenwalter Riesling Sekt 0,2l 8,50 Aperol Spritz / Hugo 0,2l 7,90 Rhubarb spritzer with raspberries 0,2l 7,90 Riesling Sekt extra dry 0,75l 30,00 Weingut Langenwalter, Germany, Pfalz Classic Coctails Gin Basil Smash 9,00 Old Fashioned 9,00 Mint Pineapple Blitz 9,50 White wine 0,2 l Riesling QbA dry 6,00 Weingut Hensel, Germany, Pfalz Weißburgunder QbA dry 5,50 Weingut Langenwalter, Germany, Pfalz Green Veltliner dry 4,50 Weingut Holzer, Austria, Wagram Rosé Blauer Zweigelt Rosé 0,2l 5,00 Weinbau Holzer, Austria, Wagram Red wine Schöner trockener Rotwein, dry 0,375 l 8,90 Weingut Langenwalter, Germany, Pfalz Blauer Zweigelt dry 0,2 l 5,50 Weinbau Holzer, Austria, Wagram Bubbles Riesling Sekt extra trocken 0,75 l 30,00 Weingut Langenwalter, Deutschland, Pfalz White wine 0,75 l 2017er Riesling QbA dry German Eco-022 28,00 Weingut Wagner-Stempel VDP Gutswein, Germany, Rheinhessen 2015er Riesling Steinterrassen QbA dry 45,00 Gut Hermannsberg,VDP,Gutswein, Germany, Nahe 2015er Weißburgunder QbA dry 26,00 Weingut Clüsserath, Germany, Mosel 2016er Grauburgunder Gutswein Kabinett 29,00 Weingut Salwey, VDP Gutswein, Germany, Baden 2017er Grauburgunder “Aufwind” QbA dry 27,00 Weingut Hensel, Germany, Pfalz 2017er Sauvignon blanc “Aufwind” QbA dry 29,00 Weingut Hensel, Germany, Pfalz 2017er Pinot blanc organic wine 30,00 Weingut Braunstein, Austria, Burgenland-Neusiedlersee 2016er Green Veltliner Ried Altweingärten 25,00 Weinbau Holzer, Austria, Wagram Rosé 0,75 l 2017er Rosé QbA dry 26,00 Weingut Wagner-Stempel VDP Gutswein, Germany, Rheinhessen Red wine 0,75 l 2017er Blanc de Noir, Spätburgunder QbA dry 29,00 Weingut Adeneuer, Germany, Ahr 2015er Giro-Cuvée QbA dry 32,00 Cuvée of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah and Spätburgunder Weingut Kühling-Gillot, Germany, Rheinhessen 2016er Cuvée “Mano Negra” 42,00 Cuvée of Blaufränkisch and Cabernet Sauvignon Philipp Kuhn VDP Gutswein, Germany, Pfalz 2015er Hensel & Gretel Cuvée dry 36,00 Cuvée of Cabernet Sauvignon, Blaufränkisch and Merlot.
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