This was a great dinner spot. Decor is nice, maybe a little kitschy for some but we liked it…read more Seating options outside and inside, upstairs as well with a great view. Everyone was pleased with their flammkuchen and I enjoyed the spit roast. Friendly service. Would return.

Stopped in here for dinner and had a great experience!…read more Atmosphere: this restaurant is located in an old house and takes up the entire bottom floor. It is divided into several different areas with plenty of seating for a variety of different sized groups. It is decorated in a Mexican feel and is very comfortable. There is even a bar area for those not wishing to eat. I spoke with the owner (who is very personable and makes himself visible) and found that they also have live music every so often. Staff: the waitress was polite, professional, and attentive. She made us feel right at home and made sure we had anything we might need. Food: awesome! We had called ahead and placed an order for a single meal for our party. We had Mexican style Schnitzel (with melted cheese and jalapeños), fries, and sautéed zucchini. Prior to the main course, we had pancake soup, which was simply amazing! This is definitely a great restaurant with a wonderful staff! If you want to try something different that will taste good, this is it!

Avoid this place at all costs! Service was extremely rude, the food wasn't even close to Mexican,…read moreand last but not least, the owner tried to trick me into not filling in the tip/total lines on my receipt!! When I insisted, she pitched a bitch and told me to leave. Beware...

Delicious Irish Coffee, nice view of fountain, Wifi hotspots and even several Pokemon stops !read more

Nice cozy place, had a very good onion soup, service was good as they spoke English. However, not…read moremany options on the menu

In Germany's Mosel wine region, the only German city that made onto NYT's 2016 top 52 places to…read moretravel to, lies a small picturesque town called Cochem. Calling it picturesque seemed an understatement, it's actually just super pretty in a fairy tale kind of way. It's not exactly well known to the mobs of international tourists yet so the rise of Mosel wine region is still a bit understated thing. That said, older Germans like to come here for trips, and this neat wine bar specializes wine pairing. For a flight of four Rieslings, which is what this wine region is famous for, it is $6. Yeah you heard me right, it's $6. The water did cost more but it's all well worth it. Next time you are in Germany, make a pit stop at Cochem, it's one of the prettiest German towns out there, with the Rhine river running through it, a castle perched up top, and boats running through this old town. I have been to Germany more than half a dozen or so times since the last few years, this city and this wine bar definitely stands out more than most!