Poor beer selection and very pricey. Local beer €4.6? Give me a break. Fish and chips cheap frozen…read morecrap from kaufland, burger overcooked and bland. There are way better places to go in Leipzig. There's nothing Irish about that place.

One of the nicest Irish Pubs I have been to anywhere in the World. Great Burgers, Beer, Soccer and…read moreatmosphere.

Service is beyond bad. Very slow and arrogant. The worst bland tasting of nothing veggie burger…read moreI've had in my life. This place is literally 2 minutes from my place and I prefer to take a 12 min ride.on a tram to the city center because it still would take quicker to get a beer

The original "Ohne Bedenken". Have visited the place several time between 2008 -2010. The inner pub…read morein itself is cosy and has that old kneipe charm with beer plates on the wall and dark wood interior. Of course , this is where you get the famous Gose. During one of my sessions, I had a chat with Doctor himself, however I wasn't too fond of the fact that I got served Bayrischer Bahnhof Gose instead of Rittergut Gose and when ordering a second one, the other way around. Drinking Ritterguts Gose since 2007 on a weekly basis while living in Leipzig I sure know my Gose no matter what the Dr. Hannebach told me... The biergarten outside is ok with a view onto a side street. The food is ok, I had solianka soup for little money to go with my Gose.

Great food, great environment, had a great host!!! The best…read morebest for tourists to have friendly experiences.

This huge restaurant seems to be an institution in Halle. Decorated with all sorts of memorabilia…read moreof past days, it is a real treat for the eye. Take some time wandering around and exploring pictures and objects of the old Halle dating back to horse and carriage times. The menu is traditional German cuisine, with a special seasonal menu for the likes of Christmas, 'Spargelzeit' etc. Most dishes can be had either as a regular or a small portion, with the small portion being big enough to feed the average adult. I had the horse goulash with red cabbage and potato dumplings, amazing! They do brew their own beer on the premises and have a good selection of German and other European wines. All this counts up to 4 stars, the fifth star is for service and price. The staff was lovely, welcoming and straight away offered an English menu. My main meal cost 9.90Euro which I still can't believe as it was amazing and so much food, I couldn't fit a desert in. And that was the small portion! If you ever find yourself in G.F.Handel's home town, try this place for a proper German dining experience with a bit of history on the side.