Café Zeitsprung

Located in Trier, one of the oldest cities of Germany. Lovely hangout joint to have a chilled beer while enjoying a German salad and peaceful surrounding. Beautiful view from where you get to sit in the middle of the garden and in front of the pond, which is full of ducks. Food is fresh and tasty, services was vary good and fast amidst a busy day, and the Bitburger tastes batter 🙂. Will visit there again.

I dronk a good coffee and ate an special. Home made cheese cake, really good cake. The area ist beautifull, inside a Big Garten. You must go to take a brake and your coffe
They have some food too. I like this place.

Breakfast was rich, delicious and for a fair price. Staff was kind and fast.
Ambient ist bright and friendly. The view into the Palast Garden was very nice and you can enter one of the most important archaeological museums in Germany directly from the cafe.

Very nice cafe with the amazing surroundings of the Landesmuseum and the park of the Palais Princier de Treves. Strongly recommend visiting for the Sunday brunch for high quality and fresh food.
The waiting staff are friendly and helpful.

Perfect spot to grab a bite and/or a drink in the palace’s gardens: the homemade lemonade is nice and refreshing and our waitress was super nice!

Super location
Lovely cakes
Good coffee
Excellent and friendly service.

Surprisingly good food & vega(n) options for a museum cafe. Although they were understaffed the staff was quick to our service & friendly. Only downside is they only accept cash.

A bit bossy service (not to clients but senior staff is bossing the newbies in quite unconfortable way), but the coffee was good.

An unexpected gem hidden inside the Rheinisches Landesmuseum!

Opening out onto a small inner courtyard, the café is a good balance of light snacks and heartier fare for museum-goers. I recommend checking out the seasonal and weekly specials posted at each table, which help to add some extra variety to the regular menu of coffee, soups and sandwiches.

Staff are upbeat and attentive without hovering. Bonus: friendly owner and operator Anke seems able to jump between German, French and English without hesitation to put guests at ease. She even spotted our Rick Steves' Germany tour book at our table and struck up a conversation about it - she is understandably proud of her mention in the section on Trier.

All in all, an excellent oasis to sit back for a few, re-energize, and get ready to tackle the rest of the exhibits.

I really enjoyed this place. Lovely, accommodating staff, warm tasty soup, reasonable prices. And a perfect break while in the museum.

Great food. Derives was great. Prices was reasonable. We enjoyed a break from the weather. Great views of the electoral palace.

Great café, beautiful location.

Excellent food, friendly staff. Only complaint, service can be slow during busy times. However for the price and quality, it's definitely worth it

Healthy options, great view of the palace, friendly service, slightly understaffed but still a really nice place to relax after sightseeing all day.

I would totally recommend this restaurant, an amazing restaurant, awesome foods and perfect view...

A must visit restaurant if you are in Trier

Very friendly staff, very good service and food!

Great food, wonderful service, reasonable prices.

Lovely food in a wonderful museum.

Great stop on a rainy day!

Absolutely brilliant. Thank you