Die Ratsschänke ist ein kleines Restaurant mit deutscher bürgerlicher Küche am Marktplatz in…read moreMarburg, unmittelbar am historischen Rathaus der Stadt (unmittelbarer geht es nicht, ich saß in etwa 30cm Entfernung an der Fassade des Rathauses). Das Innere ist etwas klein und gedrängt, dafür entschädigt der großzügige, mit Schirmen teilweise "überdachte" Außenbereich. Die Küche ist solide und traditionell, mit klassischen Speisen wie Schweinebraten, ergänzt durch eine "Saisonkarte" (zZt Gerichte mit Pfifferlingen). Die Qualität des Essens ist ansprechend (mein Gericht war Rahmbraten mit hausgemachten Spätzle und Beilagensalat für €13,50), an der Präsentation könnte man arbeiten (siehe Photos). Biere sind u.a. von Krombacher, darunter ein empfehlenswertes naturtrübes Kellerbier - Preise wie überall, dh etwas über €4 für 0,4l. Damit muss man heute leben. Die beiden weiblichen Bedienungen waren sehr nett. Bis zum Servieren des Essens dauerte es eine Weile - ein Indiz, dass hier wirklich gekocht wird und nicht nur aufgewärmt! In einem "Ausflugslokal" keineswegs selbstverständlich. Schade, dass das Restaurant sogar am WE in der Hauptsaison um 14.30 Uhr zeitweise schließt, während alle anderen Restaurants/Cafés am Marktplatz durchgehend geöffnet sind.

From the owner: Im Kern der Marburger Altstadt, direkt am Rathaus gelegen, finden Sie unser kleines Restaurant,…read morewelches mit viel Herzblut in Familientradition seit 1978 geführt wird. Genießen Sie frische Hausmannskost zum Mittag, die umfangreiche Abendkarte & unsere saisonalen Angebote. Weitere ausführliche Informationen finden Sie auf unserer Homepage. Wir freuen uns auf Ihren Besuch!

This cafe is not for people in a rush! It was one of the…read morefirst restaurants that I have gone to in Marburg. Tucked away down a little alley in the oberstadt. The service is extremely friendly, I felt very much at home as soon as I entered. There is seating outside and inside. Definitely don't be in a rush if you want to eat here. Even though the service is very nice, it is slow. Perfect for a relaxing Sunday brunch. The decor is also very charming, and their range of desserts are all delicious!

Omg. The best tilapia I ever eaten. The best tortilla soup I've ever eaten . I'm from Texas and I…read morehave lived here in Denver for quite some time so I'm including restaurants from Denver to Texas the food is incredible ! The kitchen staff that deliver to the room have been so courteous and helpful . I have been here 2 days . I look forward to tomorrow to try something different . I did try the lasagna . Everything I was served was out of this world .

The place is nice, with a great outdoor seating area overlooking the fountain and the intersection…read more They didn't have an English menu and the staff spoke very little English. However, that was enough for me and my wife to order a steak and a grilled chicken salad. The food was good and it was a very nice experience.

The American dream comes true. Fühle mich immer wieder sehr…read moreamerikanisch im chevy ;)

Well, it's a burger place. So, the menu is rather limited. But that just helps to focus you on the…read moreburgers. Which are quite the best in town - unless your a fan of these McDonaldesque wafer-thin excuses for a burger they serve at your typical fast food joint. Here, you'll get a proper meal of a burger. Combined with a healthy helping of fries (sadly, no chips) and kraut-salad, you'll be glad you've a bit to walk till you're home.

Best in town. It's…read moreclean, quite, nice staff, and almost all speaks English. The breakfast is decent, and most important is that the location is really great. The parking is a bit expensive €15 per night.

Nice and clean hotel located in the center of Marburg; very close to Philipps University campus;…read moreacross the street from the public elevator that takes you to the older/touristy part of town. The room was clean and pleasant, if a bit spartan (for example there was no actual closet or drawers; just an open space with shelves and a bar for hanging). The hallways were fairly dark, night and day, but that seems typical of German hotels in my experience. Breakfast was very good, with all options presented: scrambled eggs and bacon, but also sliced meat and cheese and boiled eggs, as well as breakfast pastries; they place a pot of coffee on your table with a service of milk and sugar. The wifi was fast, and easy to connect to. I got a strong signal anywhere in the hotel. Recommended for a stay in Marburg, whether that's for touring around or for an event at the university.

The staff is friendly and helpful, and there is a great selection of food available. It can get…read morenoisy

American cuisine in an oxymoron and Felix is perfectly positioned here…read more It is a little surprising to me to find an USA themed restaurant. Food isn't bad, but not interesting. Germany can do better. Cole slaw and burgers are limited by the ingredients. To Americans: You probably will be disappointed based on your experiences at home. To Germans: You a probably happier getting local food. Note to myselfL Skip the beer. They have Apfelwein.

A fantastic meal with genuine Greek flare, this place is highly recommended. They have an English…read moremenu for foreign visitors, like my wife and I, so you can really dive into all the options. We had the calamari and the "Athena Special" which includes a block of fried feta . On top of the wonderful food the server, who may be the only person working there, was cordial and attentive. When he heard it was my birthday he even included 2 free shots and put on a local rendition of Happy Birthday!

It seems that this place is often very busy. We were lucky that we were able to grab a table…read morebecause the entire place was full. The food is good, but you may have to wait quite a long time. Also if you do not like smoke, it could be a problem because the smoke builds up from the kitchen. Service was extremely friendly, and the food is definitely authentic!

This is my favorite place to eat in town. Very nice ambiente, attention is personal, friendly and…read morecasual. Menu and drinks are carefully chosen and very tasty. Cider is to die for... Even to buy it as a present. The place is small and generally full on weekends so reservation may be required. Although in summer they have tables outside.

From the owner: Wohlfühlatmosphäre und herzliche Gastfreundschaft…read more Die romantische Holztäfelung, Liebe zum Detail und ein stimmungsvolles Licht machen den unwiderstehlichen Charme der Zirbelstube aus. Auch nach über 15 Jahren liegt noch ein zarter Duft des Zirbenholzes in der Luft. Unsere Zirbelstube lädt während der Gerbst- und Wintermonate mit regionalen Delikatessen und deftigen Schmankerln zum besonderen Verweilen ein. Knuspriger Flammkuchen, würzige Königsberger Klopse oder eine herzhafte Rinderroulade mit Semmelklößen und Rotkohl sind nur ein kleiner Auszug der Speisekarte. Unser Küchenchef Thomas-Dieter Heck empfiehlt besonders die Burgwaldforelle auf Rahmsauerkraut mit Bärlauch-Kartoffelstampf und Petersilienbutter. Wir wünschen einen guten Appetit! Bis zu 35 Personen können sich Mittwoch bis Sonntag im gemütlichen Ambiente der Zirbelstube kulinarisch verwöhnen lassen. Ein besonderes Highlight: Jeden Sonntag servieren wir Ihnen - ganz nach deutscher Manier - einen Braten.

Great atmosphere, awesome food, and exceptional service. What else do you need. And I could not…read moreeven benefit from the epic terrace because it was raining.

Made a stop here on our way down to the city. Ordered my favorite Hessian dish Handkaes mit music…read more It is Hand cheese marinated in oil, vinegar and onions. It is served with bread. Delicious! a must eat when visiting Hessen.