Aran - Menu

If you have the chance to relax at the Aran located right next to the Altpoertel, the tower, you must eat their warm breads, try some of their awesome Tea variations and the cake after all.... Aran is a gourmet temple !!!

First of all, if you're in the area, definitely visit Speyer. Very cute town by the Rhein with a historic cathedral. Aran is next to the old gate of the city which offers a nice view. Modern inside. Staff are very friendly. They do speak English. I only wish they had a menu in English. Variety of breads and colorful dishes. Best tea and coffee.

My favorite brasserie in Speyer. The coffee and drinks are good and the open face sandwiches are fantastic. You can't go wrong with them. I particularly like the Serrano ham one. You can also get pastries and spreads for a sweeter fare. Ask for the wifi/wlan and they will give you a code for three hours of use. All that combined makes it pretty great.

usually we always go to Maximilian next to this coffee shop but last time we're not happy and someone told me I should try there. Here is nice and people's also nice. But you might be self service and I feel it was great. Atmosphere was friendly, easy going and comfortable , not so busy or loud likes another. If you are looking for chilling place, this restaurant would be another choice ^^

Firstly, don't miss visiting Speyer. It is such a quaint little German town. I was dropped at 8am and had the morning to wander the streets while my husband worked. I decided I wanted a coffee. I meandered into this shop, as it had a lovely street presence, tables, market umbrellas, and a crowd. What a find. I ordered a Cafe au lait and was not disappointed. It came in the quintessential European bowl with a lovely crema image on the top. There was food too and breads and parties. Just a lovely little find. And I can now say, two trips later, the best coffee I have had in Europe. Not to be missed.

One of the few places in Speyer with free WiFi. Yummy bread selection, as of yet no glutenfree options though. Lately they 've added lots of vegan dishes to the menu yeah and an amazing vegan breakfast! Good partly organic quality and coffee. A bit pricy but well worth it. I love the Grüne Wiese : bread with soy margarine, chive and a juice of your choice. Also available in winter if you ask for it as they take it off the menu in fall : Gotta ask for the WiFi code as well, which is good for 3 hours with a purchase. The spacious outdoor seating gets sun until the late afternoon with beautiful views of the historic Altpörtel. Lots of outlets available indoors to hook up your devices. Cheap all...

We were touring Speyer and wanted to eat at a place we had tried before with great goulash soup, but it was unfortunately being remodeled. So we decided to try to first open place we found which was Aran cafe. What a great surprise! It is much larger inside than you would imagine, and on a Sunday afternoon, was completely packed with locals enjoying warm beverages and dessert.We decided to try the Baileys late and some dessert as well. I opted for the tiramisu and my wife for a slice of apple walnut cake. The late was excellent, made with very good fresh ground expresso and steamed milk. It was just the right thing to perk up on a cold dreary Feb sunday. Both desserts were also excellent. Th...

Speyer is my husband's hometown, and where my in-laws live, so we've spent a lot of time in this town. Maximilianstrasse (the main drag down to the Dom) has the bulk of the cafes, shops, etc., and Cafe Aran is at the very beginning, right by the Altportal. this is a lovely two-story cafe that specializes in serving "healthy" fare -- so if you need a break from wurst and sauerkraut, this is your spot. they serve open-face sandwiches on housemade bread, and the toppings range from all sorts of breakfasty-bits (eggs, bacon, etc) to lunchy items (shrimp, curry, tuna and artichoke...). it's surprisingly filling, and reasonably priced.they take their coffee very, very seriously, but also have a fa...

as you might see from my profile, i live in Los Angeles, so this review is from the perspective of a regular visitor from the West Coast, USA. Speyer is my husband 's hometown, and where my in laws live, so we 've spent a lot of time in this town. Maximilianstrasse (the main drag down to the Dom has the bulk of the cafes, shops, etc., and Cafe Aran is at the very beginning, right by the Altportal. this is a lovely two story cafe that specializes in serving healthy fare so if you need a break from wurst and sauerkraut, this is your spot. they serve open face sandwiches on housemade bread, and the toppings range from all sorts of breakfasty bits (eggs, bacon, etc to lunchy items (shrimp, curry...