I am not German I am an American tourist. My boyfriend is from Germany and he picked out this deli,…read morefor lunch. If you are also a tourist and unfamiliar with German cuisine, go here. Since it is a deli the food is displayed so you can just point at what you want. You can also choose the amount, this is good for experimentation. Along with being traditional, the food is decently priced. It's also centrally located near the historical city hall. There is outdoor seating on picnic tables, but you can take it to go. My boyfriend had fleischkäse which I can only describe as a slice of bologna -loaf. It is served warm and I hear sometimes with an egg. He had it with fried potatoes. I had a Kalbsfrickadellen. It was a well seasoned fried meatball. It was appetizing and sastisfieng. Not too strange. The potato salad was on the the sweet side. Both dishes were served with a dollop of mustard.

Für heute, 31. Mai 2012 nur einen Stern. Es ist eine…read moreFrechheit, was sich die Fressgasse heute mal wieder erlaubt! Zum Mittagstisch unter anderem Spargelrisotto für EUR 7,70 pro Portion. Ich habe nicht richtig hingeschaut und siehe da, was packe ich im Büro aus? Eine KLEINE Aluminiumschale, die mit einer dicken Käsekruste überzogen ist. Darunter befindet sich eine Pampe aus Reis und ?Käse/Sahne? und ach doch, einge ganze Stange Spargel kleingeschnitten. Das ist fernab von irgendwie akzeptabel, lieber Feinkost Ebert!! Sonst seid ihr ja oft eine gute Option aber dieser Nepp geht wirklich zu weit!

So friendly and happy staff members behind the counter. We knew nothing about the German deli…read morecuisine but the nice ladies here were willing to help pantomime with us and get us some delicious ingredients for a picnic by the castle. Some cheeses, pâté, pretzel bread, olives and a few German salads we didn't know existed. The potato in oil with onions and leeks was out of control good.

I love the layout and the grab and go selections especially for vegans and vegetarians. I stopped…read morehere quickly on a short layover and appreciated the quick service and high quality food options. I got a milklatte and vegan yogurt passionfruit parfait which was a refreshing and perfect quick meal that held me over until my flight boarded. Service was great and look forward to stopping by again when I'm at this airport!

We stopped by to grab a bite during our layover in FRA. We got a chicken panini which was about 9…read moreeuros, it's one of their larger sandwiches. They have a few tables to sit and eat, but they are typically busy so we just walked near our gates and had it there. They do toast the panini which is nice. Prices are airport prices.

Visited here on the recommendation of friends and we weren't disappointed. We shared a large Ruben…read moreand rosemary fries and weren't disappointed. Food prices are reasonable (except for the steak which was expensive), Soft drinks are expensive, best value is the unsweetened homemade lemonade. As others noted place is small and reservations are recommended.

Reuben sandwiches in Frankfurt…read more That just about says it all. Over two decades I've been here and somebody finally opens a kosher deli style shop right before I leave. *sigh* Anyway... bit of a hipsterish place in the Bahnhofsviertel. There is no outside signage and the proprietors are apparently proud of the graffiti on the exterior walls since they haven't bothered cleaning it off. In sideis well renovated but relatively small so you might be sharing a table. I had a reuben. Small was nine something and the large 13 something. At first I was taken aback by the price but the sandwich really is big. Pastrami is homemade so nice and juicy from the oven and piled very high. Like New York deli high. Cheese and kraut kind of got lost in there but hey, who ever complains about too much pastrami? Not me. Served with a pickle and a small portion of coleslaw. Very good sandwich. However.... at around €30 for Mrs. S and I to have a good sandwich and a couple of sodas.... that's when you really consider just making it at home. PS: I love the fact that yelp has an ambiance option called "hipster". Saves me moaning.

My latte and avocado toast were delicious. Super cute vibes inside (great music), and the staff was…read morevery friendly. I'm going to come back tomorrow try one of their protein shakes.

Service was great! They have a great selection of coffees sandwiches and more! Unfortunately their…read morewaffle machine was down when we came, but they were able to substitute the waffle portion of the "Salty Waffle" with a brioche bun instead. The salty brioche bun , came with scrambled eggs, chicken bacon, strawberries and maple syrup. It was the perfect combo of sweet, salty and savory!! The fried egg and cheese on brioche bun, was pretty good too. It came with a salad mix, and avocado but it wasn't as special as the salty "brioche bun". The vibes of the restaurant was very cute and open. It's a great place to just get a coffee or a quick bite with friends. They also offer outdoor dining and take card payments.

Had a layover and decided to try this restaurant. We had the true German meal which comes with 3…read moresausages, sauerkraut, and mashed potatos for 24.90€ and the falafel main with a side salad for 16.50€. Both hit the spot and were what we were looking for. Definitely more expensive than outside the airport but what can you do. The service speed is not bad despite being quite busy. Every small table was full. If you have a very short connection I would suggest grabbing a sandwich to go elsewhere. The only lounge in this part of the airport (Terminal 1 section B) is before security, and so we chose not to go to a lounge and to come here instead.

I arrived at Frankfurt & I had to eat schnitzel since it's Germany's national dish! It was…read moreabsolutely delicious! The veal was super tender & flavorful! The fries were also super tasty. The burger was one of the best burgers I had in a while! Service was amazing although the place was packed but the food came really fast. Overall vibes were very nice. Price wise, it was pricey, but it was worth it, I would definitely go back.

Firstly, the location can't be beat. This cafe is steps away from the train station, so if you want…read moreto grab a bite or pick up a gift before a trip, you're in luck. The cafe has a lovely patio area full of wooden tables and shade umbrellas, and staff will bring your orders to you there. The menu offers a variety of paninis, coffee drinks, and wine. I opted for a housemade lemonade, which came in a big wine glass and made me feel very cosmopolitan as I sipped on a sunny day. We wanted to order the caprese panini, as this is my companion's favorite, but it was sold out-- which goes to show how popular and delicious an item it is. We opted for a pepper and cheese focaccia, which was a great substitute. The service was good and the ambiance of outside was very nice. There's a neat wine shop attached, and we stopped in another day to pick up a couple of bottles as well.

the best wines in the city. I tried Deep Blue Tesch/ Deutschland, Dezaley/ Schweiz,…read moreMedeiros/Portugal, Poggio al Sole aus Italien .... and a couple more ;-) najlepsze wina w miescie! Auch die Suppen, die man jetzt jeden Tag serviert bekommt, sind ausgezeichnet. five stars for everything!