Super Awesome Prices! This is very American like. Way you at Military Personnel? You should be here…read moreat this spot DOWN TOWN Bobligen! So serious Y'all. My dang'git Goodness folks! Just a regular 1 pat'tay is Phat! Tho they sale double's & triple's. We full like fat swine! Lol wmWe had the 6.70€ burger. With Ei/Egg & Speck/bacon & Kase/cheese. Lettuce and Onion and Tomatoes. Juicy burger cooked just riiiight ch'all. Let us know how you like it fellow spoiled blessed American beothers and sisters. Loves ya's all! Over n Out FranknKimm Diwn Town Bobligen Germany

It is difficult to find a great American style hamburger in Germany, but you will find them here!…read more Courteous staff, fabulous fries, a superb burger, and an overall fabulous experience. It is a small place, so call ahead for a reservation. We will be back!

Holy shite! This place is incredible. We ordered dinner for 7 and pretzels. The table quickly…read morequieted when the food was dished out. And of course the beer is incredible too.

Very good food and environment. Staff is friendly and provides very good service to the customers.read more

Stadtcafe was great for a Sunday brunch buffet! We were able to sample a large variety of foods…read more They still had regular scrambled eggs, bacon, and sausage too. All of which were nicely cooked and were tasty. The cappuccino and regular coffee was well above our expectations. If you drink more than one cup of coffee, certainly get the large regular coffee. The other meats, cheeses, spreads, veggies, and some fruits were all presented well and the ones we tried we delicious. The service was polite and accommodating to two Americans with limited German language ability. Pricing was fine, €32,60 for everything for two people. We lounged in the outdoor seating and enjoyed the wonderful weather. It's a cafe we'll return to soon!

This place is huge, but it still has so much character. It somehow manages to feel spacious without…read morelosing that cozy, welcoming vibe. Our server was amazing. Can't remember his name but he spoke like 8 languages. We asked for recommendations for local beers and he absolutely did not disappoint -- everything he suggested was spot on. You can tell he really knew the menu and the local brews. We tried both of their soups, and wow. The goulash was probably one of the better ones my husband has had in his life -- rich, flavorful, and perfectly done. I can definitely see this being a great space for a get-together with friends or even just a casual happy hour. We're so glad we stumbled across this gem -- shoutout to our hotel concierge for the recommendation!

I don't know what is better the food or the service because both were phenomenal. Even though the…read moreplace was busy and there was a table of 20 my server was also handling, my food came extra fast, and I didn't have to wait for anything. I got the brauhaus special with the ravioli and shank and it was delicious. The ravioli was stuffed nice and the shank was tender. The gravy went well and the spatzle was cheesy and delicious too. The interior of the place is large inside with big window. The dessert was exactly what I was looking for

This is no longer a Mexican resturant, it's German. We didn't know until we opened the menu as it…read moreis still decorated with bulls and sombrero's. Also, they DO NOT accept debt cards, only cash.

This is some of the best Mexican food I've had in the seven months I've been in Germany. Service…read morewas excellent. I had the fajitas and asked for the habanero sauce. I love spicy food and it did not disappoint. My wife ordered the stuffed avocado with prawns and she loved it. We will come back soon.

The only thing Irish about this place ( and there is a reason why I refuse to call it a pub), is…read morethat they serve Guiness. Then again, doesn't every beer drinking establishment nowadays? It does not look like a pub. It looks like a regular modern bar with cheery pop music. Definitely a small place and not enough room for all of the people that went there for the "irish pub" experience (but were disappointed - I can tell by the sad looks in their eyes as they babied their Guinesses). Look elsewhere for the "Irish Pub" experience - hint, it's a two word name that starts with an "A".