Beautiful cafe in Frankfurt. Love their cakes & lunch options. You can see and taste that the owner…read moreputs a lot of love into this place and the food. The service is very friendly

We came here because the more popular (but super smelly inside because of all those people) Cafe…read moreKarin was too crowded. Tried scrambled eggs with tomato and was surprised at how red they came out - it doesn't look great but it tasted good. They have two kinds of pasta too, if you're running the marathon tomorrow ; ) but skip the organic, therefore supposedly better, Gorilla Tea - not that great. It would've been nice if they'd had brown sugar for the tea instead of white, and if they would've offered milk with it instead of having to chase someone down for it; but this is just nitpicking and if I lived here I'd probably go back again. Nice colorful local art on the walls!!

If you want to experience authentic Frankfurt food then this is an absolute-must…read more It's such a traditional and charming restaurant with pure rustic accents and vibes. When we were there it was hopping busy with locals sometimes groups of 10+ having dinner. The service was great. We were treated as though we belonged and it felt great. They're known for Apfelwein (you guessed it, Apple wine). It is a flavorful, light, and refreshing wine that paired nicely with our meals. They make a green sauce that is so fragrant and tasty I started eating it by the spoonful. The food was so good. We ate everything, leaving nothing behind. This traditional German tavern was everything I was hoping it would be and then some. I am totally in love.

My German friend recommended Zum Gemalten Haus so we checked it out on a Friday evening for dinner…read moreand drinks. We walked over after exploring some attractions in Frankfurt and taking a nice stroll in the park. Ambiance (4.5/5): This is where this traditional German restaurant shines. The outside of the bar and restaurant is beautiful. Above the restaurant, there's an apartment complex covered in a mural. It's a welcoming start. From there, there's a beautiful outdoor patio where you'll see more murals. That's the best place to sit. There's also a small interior dining area and a small back patio if you want something a little more private. Service (3/5): Pretty much your typical European service. Not terribly attentive or friendly but acceptable. We had to grab our waiter's attention several times. Drinks (4/5): When in Rome, do as the Romans do. When in Germany, that means beer. The running joke on this trip is that the best cocktail in Germany is beer. I had both a helles beer and a weizener (wheat) beer. Both are quality as you would expect from German beer. Food (3/5): I had the veal schnitzel (breaded cutlet) which is served with fried potatoes and green sauce. Green sauce is a Frankfurt specialty and it's made from a blend of seven herbs. It's a little too herbaceous for my taste but still worth trying. The thin cutlet was solid and I always gravitate to veal on a menu as it's not something you come across every day. With that being said, I've had a lot of traditional German food on my trip and this experience was a notch below the norm. I'd focus on the drinks and ambiance as the highlights here.

Good atmosphere, kind of retro. Salami-cheese-toast was like homemade, very tasty. Good tee (in the…read moreteapot). Music is not too loud, so it's possible to talk to those who you come with. Nice host. Really nice cozy place.

Located in Nerotal, the most exclusive and nicest living area in Wiesbaden. Friendly and relaxed…read moreatmosphere where the local Nerotalers meet.

We went there after a wonderful stroll through the gorgeous park. We were a little hungry and super…read morethirsty. It took a while to be acknowledged by the waitress. We placed our order and after some time she came with something that was not what we had ordered. At first she said 'no, it's what you ordered', which then changed to 'well, i wrote the wrong thing down, but its almost like what you had ordered, so no big deal'. Well, it was to me. I asked her to bring the tomatoes and salad that I had originally ordered, which resulted in an eye roll. OK. Then I ordered another large drink, she brought a small one, I didn't even bother mentioning it. I chose not to let the poor service ruin our beautiful day in Neroberg. To be fair, she charged the cheaper version of the meal (the one I hadn't ordered). All in all, not a great experience, but the location allows one to be forgiving. It's very beautiful there.