Die Getränke waren warm, die "Bedienung" schlecht gelaunt und unfreundlich. War kein schöner…read moreAufenthalt.

If you are looking for a genuine, authentic experience in German cuisine, this is the spot you need…read moreto try in Frankfurt! Get the Nurnberger sausages if you go. The restaurant is quaint, with a peculiar decor, but it added to the effect. They had both indoor and outdoor seating, so we were able to enjoy the weather. It is a great family atmosphere, and was off the screaming tourist path. The service was great - our waiter spoke both English and German, and was friendly. He offered us an English menu, and joked around with us, making for a fun experience. The food was stellar. There's something endearing about a simple plate, but what made it special was just how well each item was made. The sausage crunched, the potatoes were the best I've had, and the sauerkraut was... exactly what you'd expect out of sauerkraut! Do not doubt the portion sizes, one of the mains will be enough to fill the standard eater's fill. "Apple wine" is a staple, but not really for me. For the unacquainted, it is essentially German cider, popular in Frankfurt. Theirs was crisp and tasty. Plenty of beer options as well, thankfully!

After a decent amount of research, we decided to come here for our Thanksgiving abroad dinner. It…read morehas received very good reviews and if you read a lot of them, it is very true that the food is good, and it is also true that the service is not very fast (though friendly enough). We used our trusty Google translate app to determine the menu items that were unfamiliar to us, and ordering was easy enough. (Luckily, a lot of what we ordered we knew about, but we also pointed to the menu just in case, since it was a bit louder than average.) I'm glad we didn't come on an empty stomach, as it took a good 35 to 40 min before our food arrived. I got the Rindswurst and the bf got the Nuremburg sausages that came with sauerkraut and mashed potatoes, of which they did NOT skimp. Half the plate was kraut, half potatoes. We couldn't finish all of it, though we tried! Since it was technically Thanksgiving and because I already had a lot of roasted potatoes, I was glad to see that the potatoes were "puree" (aka mashed), which made it feel a little more appropriate. What has astounded me is how inexpensive beer is. Most beer items are the same price or even cheaper than soda. (Probably b/c the soda is imported, but still!). Instead of being a "cheap date" with a non-alcohol beverage, I was an average date. LOL. In any case, from what we could tell there weren't a lot of tourists. It's on the south side, across the river from the main part of Frankfurt, but it is easy to get to, either by walking or by local transportation.

This place had awesome food and great service at a reasonable price. Mixed green salad was fresh…read moreand local, schnitzel was crisp and tender, white asparagus was awesome and plentiful. Take it from this high maintenance Californian, this place is not a tourist trap and has great atmosphere and nice clean restrooms

This was supposed to be an easy walk to a comfortable dinner, after a week of sightseeing but…read moreturned out to be as good as anything I ate in Frankfurt or Paris. I had a beef roulade with bacon rolled up in it, so good! If not for fear of damaging the American tourists reputation more, I would've used a straw to get every last drop of the sauce; carrots tastier than I remember eating before; and it wouldn't be Germany without good beer. If you're in Offenbach, a no brainer!

Nette location , Essen ist absolut zu empfehlen wir kommen immer wieder gerne ins Klararead more

Great location! Great service and great food!…read more We ordered the family style salad and added cheese to it. Served with home made bread (super delicious) and great tasing spread. A latte and Coke Zero ! Total came out to 28.9€ for two people. (About $32.34) No need for gratitude in Germany! But with 19% sales tax in Germany, paying gratitude would make your pockets empty fast.

The waitresses were very kind and polite! The food was…read moretasty! Especially the Handkäs! However they did not have lactose free milk. All in all we would recommend this place for a lunch like a Frankfurt local. We will be back for Apfelwein on another occasion!

Traditionally, family owned and cosy restaurant with Frankfurt food. Family/bench style which is…read morepart of the experience. Nice atmosphere and good service. From my point of view the best Apfelwein in town, they produce it by themselves. Try the Schnitzel with the green sauce. They also offer specialty types of Apfelwein, worth to try. Nice garden to sit outside during summer and weather is nice.

"The Michael", as we lovingly call it ,-), is one of my favourite venues in the Gutleutviertel. It…read moremay be true that the bartender, Ludwig, sometimes seems a bit grumpy, but if you smile and joke with him hat usually dissolves within seconds and he is the most loveable person you can imagine! So is Loni, the owner, who sometimes also comes to take care of the guests. Guests are a wide mixture between those true "Gutleutviertel"-people, lawyers or bankers from the Westhafen or visitors from far far away. They are all welcome and mix well... Food is "honest" German fare. Try what is on the weekly menu, the stuff is homemade, fresh and good. From the standard menu, the Schnitzels or Currywurst are a good choice. If you are lucky enough to be there on Gyros day, try it, it's crisp and tasty ... love it. As for drinks, "The Michael" is a place to drink Apfelwein, for sure, and I am not qualified to comment on the quality of the beer serve since I don't drink it anyway. All drinks are sold at very fair prices. For the soccer lovers: you can watch Sky here, and even though the place is "Eintracht-owned", fans of other teams can expect friendly tolerance if they behave well ;-)