This is both a bar (Bar Reich) and a restaurant within the Bielefelder Hof. Each have their own…read moremenu made by the same kitchen and are happy to accommodate special requests (a colleague wanted a piece of fish and salad - off menu, they made her a great plate with salmon and salad). Aside from different menus, "frills" within the restaurant not included in the bar: prompt table service, complimentary bread, and a little something from the kitchen ahead of the main course. Both menus have just enough variety, nowhere near an overwhelming variety. Service is pleasant but a little sluggish at times.

This is a wonderful must-do when you're looking for terrific food and beer. Classic German fare.read more

The atmosphere is very German. The staff is friendly. I have tried their craft beer, and was really…read moretasty, as well as their 'Gegrillte Schweinehaxe'. It was served pretty quickly. And also you have a wide range of variety of foods and drinks you can choose from. The prices are reasonable. Good thing, it's not crowded, so people have enough space. The only reason basically, I give them 4, is that the meat was too roasted, thus it got a bit dry. Besides that, it was awesome.

This place is the best. We lived around the corner when we spent a year in Bielefeld and ate here…read moremany times. We still wish we could pop in on those evenings when we don't feel like cooking. The food is excellent, always fresh and served with a smile. We especially miss the Kartoffelauflauf and the Gyros plates, but everything we tried was delicious, including pizza, schnitzel, pasta, falafel, and the burgers. You should try this place tonight, you will be happy you did.

Best Gyros and Salads of any Imbiss in Bielefeld. The…read morefriendliness and joy of the owner makes the food taste even better. Stop by you will not regret.

I was in town with a colleague for a work trip and we were looking for a place to have dinner. It…read morewas summer so life was out and about outside. We sat in their outdoor area in front of the restaurant and I think I went inside only to use the restroom. The food was just fine but I really enjoyed the cocktails. The best way to describe my first cocktail is "pink" and the best way to describe the second one is "green." Try the cocktails if you come here! They were kind of slow to bring menus and for the food to come out but it was really busy and I have also dined out so I know how it goes.

While traveling alone for business, I enjoyed a glass of wine, a starter, and a pizza in the…read moreoutdoor seating. The atmosphere was pleasant as the weather was perfect for outdoor dining. However the service outside was quite sluggish. Initially, perhaps my solo presence was confusing, but the dishes also seemed to come out quite slowly. Waitstaff was friendly and accommodating (English menu) when they were present. All selections I had were perfectly delicious! There were plenty of people outside and it seemed to be a mix of enjoying a drink on a pleasant evening with friends and dining. Overall- very good food, but expect to spend a lot of time for service acknowledgment and food delivery. Oh, and they accept American Express! Wine: Bobal y tempranillo (bio). The wine was reasonably priced and averagely drinkable for a Tempranillo. Starter: Frittierte oliven-schafskäse kugeln (deep fried balls filled with sheep's cheese and olives on top a spicy tomato chutney). The fritters were perfectly smooth and crumbly on the inside and extremely flavorful and well paired with the tomato sauce which was full of flavor rather than spicy. 3 fritters were served alongside two pieces of bread which was also very good. The bread had a nice crust, but was dense and soft. The bread was hearty and seemed to be made with good quality ingredients (not just white flour). Pizza: Formaggio e pesca (goat cream cheese, glazed peaches, roasted nuts, and honey). The pizza was everything I expected! It was an intriguing combination on the menu and the combination did not disappoint! I might even try to recreate it at home.