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I'm from Seattle and recently moved to Mannheim, Germany. I've been looking for a good burger since…read moreI've arrived and I think I've finally found it. Nisa's is called a "Hot Dog" store, but I'd definitely think of it as more of a burger joint. If I didn't look out the window, or... talk to the German-speaking counter staff I guess, I would think I was in Seattle. From the decor to the presentation of the food it oozes that more and more popular "Hipster Chic". I loved it in Seattle and I love it here too! The service style is actually uncommon compared to the rest of Germany. You'll actually order at the counter and your food will be brought out to you. I find this is a refreshing change from how often the food and drink industry in Germany insists on being completely full service. The food was excellent. I had the "Nisa's Burger" which had onion, sweet peppers, and naturally Curry Ketchup, another staple of German cuisine. I haven't put too many peppers on burgers in my life, but it was excellent here. The patty itself was cooked well-done, which isn't my favorite as that part was a little bland. Next time I visit I'll definitely ask for a medium or at least medium well sear on the patty. I encourage you order in German, as I do everywhere in Germany, but try not to make my mistake: I tried to say "Ich nehme "Nisa's Burger Combo" trying to make it clear I wanted fries and a drink, but the counter staff heard "corndog" despite my perfect German accent (not really, I'm sure I mispronounced it), so I got the burger, fries, drink, and a corndog.... I didn't eat for two days afterward. The corndog was pretty good, but nothing special and it had the absolute lightest battering of any corndog I've ever seen... but maybe that's just a style I'm unaware of as this was corndog #5 or something in my whole life. Overall it was an awesome little place. Order a burger and grab a table, there aren't many places to get an American classic done so well over here!

The Patch food court has Taco Bell, Burger King, Subway and a german bakery. The Burger King is…read morealways running out of stuff like biscuits, ketchup And everything lol. They have a cleaners attached to the building and a barbershop. There's an atm outside of the food court and the craft store is directly across the parking lot, just an FYI.

Charley's Lemonade!!! Nuff said! You can get fruit put in…read moreyour lemonade for a lemonade treat. Strawberry lemonade. Peach lemonade. Blueberry lemonade. Now the newest flavor is raspberry lemonade. You can double the fun and double the size for around $3.20+ Next up... isssss Burger King for a HOT DOG and APPLE PIE folks! This completes the meal deal for me honey. I've tried the CHILI DOG and I've also tried the ALL American DOG. Refreshing slice of apple pie for a change. Instead of the usual Mc Donalds deep fried apple turn over pie. ALL BEEF HOT DOG. Great flavor too! So be sure to stop on over 1st. To get you a Charley's Lemonade and then scoot on over RIGHT Away to BK. That's a date you don't wannah miss with yourself. Lol. Over & Out Foodies n Friends

Really juicy burger! Lovely quick service . I took the bacon…read morecheeseburger and was not disappointed! The burger was cooked to perfection and really tasty

Great burger and even better fries! It was just the perfect…read morecombination of meat, cheese, sauce and veggies.

Nice relaxing place with friendly multilingual servers. They have coffees, sodas and alcoholic…read moredrink drinks. Very good place for people watching as a busy intersection.

So, I came here for lunch and it was painful that I was having trouble communicating with the…read morewaiter, but hey, it is regional France, so honestly, what was I to expect. Anyway, I had a Flambkuche, which apparently you are not supposed to call a pizza because even though it looks like a pizza, the locals will vehemently deny that it is actually a pizza. Anyway, it wasn't bad, I didn't mind it, and the larger ones, while looking like pizzas, are definitely different shapes. Hey, they place wasn't all that bad actually.