Trattoria Alte Oberforsterei has very delicious pepperoni pizza cooked in the real traditional…read morestyle without all the additives found in most pizzas in US. Prices are reasonable in €11-50 range and service is multilingual aslo being friendly. My eggplant pizza was tasty, and the side of bread and oil with salt and pepper was great. Schofferhofer beer was excellent German beer and I wish I could take it with me back to US. I recommend!

We were visiting the area and wanted to experience a Michelin star restaurant, so we ended up at…read moreCarmelo Greco. The service was excellent. The staff was very attentive and knowledgeable about the menu. We did the full multi course dinner and enjoyed several of the dishes. We were at the restaurant for 3.5 hours which was a little long for our taste after a long day of travel, but we felt well taken care of. The plating of the different courses was stunning. A lot of the flavors played really well together. We're big fans of steak and unfortunately we were disappointed with the wagyu filet at Carmelo Greco. The wagyu filet was from Japan and should've been the star of the show and stood on its own with little to no other ingredients. Instead, it was paired with a bitter balsamic and other ingredients that took away from the quality of the meat. The restaurant itself was cozy and inviting.

I was in Frankfurt for work and made it my goal to try a Michelin Star restaurant during my stay…read more Showed up at 21:30 on a Wednesday evening without a reservation. There was only one other gentleman in the restaurant so pretty much had the whole place to myself. Their tasting menu offers 7 items (including dessert) and you have the option to choose from 3-7 items. Overall, the meal was good and each dish was creative, making it exciting to eat. My favorites from the menu were the scallops and the trout. I didn't quite understand the parmigiano "flan" as they called it. The orange-espresso reduction sauce clashed with the spongey cheese flan... there were just too many strong flavors going on in the dish for me. I'm thankful that Carmelo Greco was able to accommodate my last minute arrival, I was there till almost 11pm despite them closing at 10pm. The only downside of my experience here was that there were a few little flies that kept bothering me throughout my entire meal. One eventually landed and died inside my wine... it was very distracting to have to constantly swat the flies (and looking like a crazy person). They kept landing on the bread and onto my wine glass.