Saw the reviews about the wings, figured sure let's give it a go, as it's a short walk from the…read moreEdelweiss. They did not disappoint, ordered 12 wings in their buffalo sauce, great flavor, caramelized edges, tender juicy meat, soooo good, and at a great price. If you're looking to get your buffalo wing fix, look no further.

I had high expectations when I went to The Local Cure. Many of the locals that I spoke with raved…read moreabout this pub. Then my good buddy Walter suggested I hit this place. I drove 5 hours in a storm from Wiesbaden to hit up this spot. Was I ever in for a treat. As I arrived, I was greeted by an older Bavarian couple speaking some type of German that I could not understand. We just stared confusedly at each other and started laughing. Haha!! I was surprised by the diversity of the menu. I ordered a cheese burger and a Hard cider. That was the best burger I have ever had. The high quality of the meat and cheese, even the pickle was insanely delicious. A perfect medium-well presentation. There was a nice beer selection too. I live in San Diego, California which is a craft beer city and I was impressed with The Local Cure's roster. What impressed me most about The Local Cure is the owner, Trevor. What a fantastic gentleman this guy is. Sometimes you can just look at a person and tell that they have a heart of gold. That's this guy! He's such a genuine guy, and cares about the food he makes and the interactions that take place in his bar. It seemed to be a mixture of locals and Americans, about 60:40 respectively. I'm so glad this place was suggested. I am not lying when I tell you this... it was worth every square centimeter of the 5 hr drive. Trevor is such a genuinely cool individual, and puts his soul into his food and customers. Not only do I recommended The Local Cure, I'm going to suggest to all of my friends that go to Europe to visit this Iconic Pub. 5-stars all the way!!!

If you are in the mood for a crocodile or a kangaroo meat, this is the place to go. Their BBQ ribs…read moreand burgers are very tasty. Hamburger meat is never frozen is made/grounded to order! Has a feel of an American steakhouse with a giant US flag stretched on the ceiling and hundreds of state license plate used as the bar decor.

I realize you probably don't want to go American or Burgers when in Germany, but you have to try…read morethis place, it is amazing. We got their burger and the Kangaroo steak, and both were fantastic. It actually is an American style burger, not the excuse that other countries think is a burger. The Kangaroo steak was a revelation. I had never had Kangaroo before, but I will definitely have it again, it was like a really fantastic beef steak. Try it, you wont be disappointed.

The food was tasty, I got an omelet, it was so cheesy. The ham inside was just right. The service…read morewas amazing, my waitress was so kind. The crowd was more on the younger side. The restaurant is right up the stairs from the parking garage. The mood in the room was just so happy.

Really cute place super close to the main town center. Good menu for vegans, vegetarians, and meat…read moreeaters. The cafe itself is small but they have a lot of outdoor space as well. Most meals come with a bread basket and butter or spread. The coffee is really good and they have non-dairy milks. Small staff though and breakfast gets busy so come early or be prepared to wait. Can make reservations ahead of time. Are here twice and loved it.

Excellent atmosphere and vibe...we loved it! Get some frites and a cold beer...and relax!read more

This meal was...quite an experience. Our waitress was fantastic and our food was delicious. I got a…read morefalafel wrap which I thought was amazing (and super filling). The place gets SUPER busy and it's hard to find a place to sit however there are some bizarre people at the restaurant which gave us some dinner entertainment.

Gluten free for the win! Mom is celiac…read more Cash or card Delicious burger & an amazing view. Sit inside or out.

I was in Garmisch-Partenkirchen on a ski trip in Jan 2024. After renting my skis from the wonderful…read morestore across the street, I got my SIM card from a store near this restaurant. It was a convenient option with the ski gear etc. to dine here and I found reviews to be promising. So I went in and was greeted and seated by a very nice staff. The staff promptly took my order but unfortunately when it arrived, the salad was tasteless and the beef was super dry and hard. I was very disappointed by the food there. I'd remember to avoid it next time I am in the area.

Good food for the price! The kids loved it, and we all got full. Nice waitress, whom spoke very…read moregood english. Nice and cozy restaurant with super fine dinning music!

Vorarlberg's lack of culinary diversity ensures the success of many exotic restaurants. The area…read morehas but one Mexican restaurant, a Korean restaurant, a smattering of small Asian takeouts, and now Mile's diner. It's suitable for young locals looking for some place fancy to hang out - 50's rock and roll, drive in diner theme furniture is hip to them. Mile's diner does a good job in this regard. The same cannot be said about the food itself. None of the owners, cooks and staff is American. That explains why their Cole slaw, barbeque sauce, hot sauce etc taste weird. They don't know what the real thing tastes like, they wouldn't know how to reproduce it. The menu offers 30 variations on the same burger, but few real American classics. Thus if you're an American hankerin' for a taste of home, or a local with good taste in food, doubtful you'd like to spend 10+ € for a burger made from frozen meat, to support the away owners' lifestyle.

I am sorry to say this place was horrible, service absolutely rude and obnoxious....we came in last…read moreSat. for the Festival, sat down at the very back table since all other indoor tables were 'reserved'....so we sat down and I saw menus laying on the counter, not thinking anything of it I got up and wanted to grab a menu....well, the bartender woman behind the bar just about lost it...."I will bring you the menus, YOU WILL BE SERVED HERE" OMG...i just about peed my pants, sorry I said, I just wanted to take a look already...."NO, I WILL BRING THEM TO YOU" she shouted at me....thanks alot, not was it extremely rude, but also highly embarrassing for me, everybody stared at me as if I was going to steal something. Then, some dude walked in, cigarette in hand sitting down at a corner table and was handed an ashtray...maybe he was the owner, not sure. I did not realize smoking was still allowed inside a restaurant. Anyway, good luck with this place.

I was tickled to find an American themed restaurant in Switzerland, decked out in patriotic colors…read moreand images of football players, NASA, and Mount Rushmore. In the patio area sits large sculptures representing The States including a giant eagle and a tribute to our World's Largest Ball of Twine. http://www.yelp.com/biz/worlds-largest-ball-of-twine-darwin I guess I was most amused to see how another country would view and advertise such cuisine, and it appears this is Europe's equivalent to our Applebees. The menu jumps all over the place, from burgers to burritos, to Chinese noodles and Cajun catfish. Yes, we have all that in America, but certainly not under one roof! That being said, the food isn't anything spectacular, as is with any restaurant that serves a grab bag of meals. What shocked me the most - the price! CHF22.00 for a cheeseburger!? CHF24.00 for Chinese noodles or a burrito?!?! I realize things cost more in Switzerland than The States, but this is ridiculous! This food costs four times as much. In The States, we pay: - Cheeseburger (gourmet): $9.00 - Chinese Noodles: $7.50 - Burrito: $5.00 Interesting concept, Stars and Stripes, but I think I'll save my money and eat the real thing while I'm at home. Price per person: CHF30.00