I went on a Sunday for their buffet brunch with a friend and I must say I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food, despite the “all you can eat” formula. The buffet presents a wide range of products for both savoury and sweet lovers and several choices also for vegetarians. The coffee was also very good. On Sundays, it is quite busy but the staff make sure to find a place for everybody.

We had a cool lunch in here. savory and sweets are delicious, we'll come back again can recommend any one

After researching on Tripadvisor for best places for brunch in Frankfurt.

Walked in to this hidden gem and every bit of the review is absolutely true. The guys who run the place are extremely friendly and ensure you are settled in right away. And the buffet is well done with food, at its sumptuous best. A brunch gastronomic delight

A double thumbs up from me!

Brunch at Glauburg Cafe was very abundant and satisfying! We refilled our plates three times with savoury and sweet delicacies. It's a bit pricey (13,50 euros for the buffet formula excl.beverages) but the food is very good and the staff friendly and welcoming. Highly recommended to book a couple of days in advance, but it was still possible for us to walk in and have a table just after 10 mins ;) really nice coffee as well!

On the recommendation of a friend, decided to go to Sunday brunch here. You definitely need a reservation if you go before 1pm. We made one for 10am, thankfully, as it was packed. We sat in the back of the main room, which gave us an opportunity to catch up and actually hear each other. It didn’t get too loud, which was a small miracle given the amount of people. (There is outdoor seating, which was a great thing to have, as this weekend in Frankfurt has been absolutely beautiful.) The main room is quite small, which was somewhat inconvenient because there is not enough space at peak brunch hour for people to form a proper lunch for the buffet. Even though we were tucked away in the corner the line came all the way to us and was a tad disruptive. All in all, a minor inconvenience.

The food itself was phenomenal. Authentic German cheeses and breads (!) which were incredible. My friend is a strict vegetarian and had plenty of options. I would definitely return, though I’d probably go mid afternoon just so it wouldn’t be so crowded.

It’s very easy to get to; about 2 or 3 blocks from an U-bahn station (specifically the U5 line) about three stops past Konstablerwache.