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Note: An article from mainzMagazin Spring/Summer 2023

Interior View of George
Interior at George Mainz

George - At home in the new town

Since 2020, Café George has been offering a place to relax and unwind. Centrally located on Frauenlobstraße, it aims to be a home away from home for everyone.

Inspired by her own travels, owner Georgina Rippert has lovingly refurbished the former electrical store on Frauenlobstraße with great attention to detail. The tables, for example, are refurbished scaffolding planks from the basement of the building. Large windows, plants, travel guides, and pictures round off the industrial charm of the rooms. The outdoor area also invites you to relax and enjoy yourself.

The counter at George in Mainz
Counter at George Mainz

Breakfast is served until 1:30 p.m., and there are also delicious sandwiches and cakes—many of which are vegan. The drinks menu is equally impressive: from coffee and soda to prosecco and wine spritzers—there's something for everyone here. Regionality, seasonality, and sustainability play a major role. The soda comes from a small factory in Stuttgart, the honey from a beekeeping friend in Baden-Baden, and the bread from Vetter in the old town.

In addition to its everyday business, George also hosts workshops such as yoga and flower crown making. Naturally, these are accompanied by delicious food and drinks—just like at home!

Visitor information

George
Frauenlobstraße 51
55118 Mainz
Phone: +49 6131 6697517
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Opening hours

Mon. and Wed. – Sun. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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