I'm from Seattle and recently moved to Mannheim, Germany. I've been looking for a good burger since…read moreI've arrived and I think I've finally found it. Nisa's is called a "Hot Dog" store, but I'd definitely think of it as more of a burger joint. If I didn't look out the window, or... talk to the German-speaking counter staff I guess, I would think I was in Seattle. From the decor to the presentation of the food it oozes that more and more popular "Hipster Chic". I loved it in Seattle and I love it here too! The service style is actually uncommon compared to the rest of Germany. You'll actually order at the counter and your food will be brought out to you. I find this is a refreshing change from how often the food and drink industry in Germany insists on being completely full service. The food was excellent. I had the "Nisa's Burger" which had onion, sweet peppers, and naturally Curry Ketchup, another staple of German cuisine. I haven't put too many peppers on burgers in my life, but it was excellent here. The patty itself was cooked well-done, which isn't my favorite as that part was a little bland. Next time I visit I'll definitely ask for a medium or at least medium well sear on the patty. I encourage you order in German, as I do everywhere in Germany, but try not to make my mistake: I tried to say "Ich nehme "Nisa's Burger Combo" trying to make it clear I wanted fries and a drink, but the counter staff heard "corndog" despite my perfect German accent (not really, I'm sure I mispronounced it), so I got the burger, fries, drink, and a corndog.... I didn't eat for two days afterward. The corndog was pretty good, but nothing special and it had the absolute lightest battering of any corndog I've ever seen... but maybe that's just a style I'm unaware of as this was corndog #5 or something in my whole life. Overall it was an awesome little place. Order a burger and grab a table, there aren't many places to get an American classic done so well over here!

Benjamin's has the best ribs and spicy chicken wings in Mannheim. Check out the 'all-you-can' eat…read morespecials. You will always find a warm and friendly American smile from the staff. My husband surprised me with takeout from Benjamin's on Thanksgiving day 2008. I was a bit reluctant to taste American-style food from a German restaurant but much to my amazement it was quite delicious. That really hit the nail on the head with the stuffing - it was delicious. I was only missing the mac 'n cheese, maybe next year they'll surprise me with it.

I must say the burger and fries were better than most places I have visited in the states…read more They know how to make good American food.

Food and service was good, BUT make sure u bring actual euros because they don't accept American…read morecard

This restaurant had reasonably priced steaks that is Argentina flavor inspired. On the menu, there…read morewere different types of steaks, fajitas, and American appetizers. I ordered the smallest ribeye steak with baked potato, pepsi-cola light, crepe argentina and coffee. The steak was cooked perfect "medium", but the steak did not have much flavor (being that it's Argentine steakhouse). After adding some crushed black pepper and salt from the table, it tasted much better. The meat was tender but had a bit too much fat on it, so I had to constantly cut pieces around it. Dessert was good but not memorable.

This was mentioned in one or two of the other reviews I had read but we had to give the place a go…read more So many colleagues had put this on their "Great Steak" list in Mannheim. For my money, Maredo could be better average. Steaks were cooked to the right temperatures, even after we performed the linguistic gymnastics to accurately described what we wanted. The was a nice selection of side dishes and these were also at least average. The cuts of meat were plentiful and had a good balance of meat vs. fat even though they were not aged. Where Maredo disappoints is seasoning heir meat. I couldn't even detect as much as a pinch of kosher salt nor a single grinder twist of pepper. Just nothing to make the meat "pop". The other let down for me was dessert. I had been in Germany for two weeks and this was my last dinner before coming home. This was the first time I saw apple strudel on a menu so decided to go for it. What I received was something soggy and doughy that tasted and felt like it was fresh out of a microwave. Two bites and I was done, left the rest on the plate. If the chef decides to make a stop in the spices aisle of the local market and pick up some basis spices and they manage to get some fresh strudel, I could see the stars just flowing in. It would be worth at least one more from this reviewer.

Food: The have some really good middle american food for a starving person. Amout of food, taste…read moreand freshness is above average. Cocktails: Nice, fresh and tasty. Only tried the non-alcoholics though. And the happy hour(s) really make you happy, nice prices. Service: Good service for a cocktail bar. It was reasonable full in the location and still no cocktail took more than 5 minutes until it was served :) very fast and good organized. Even though the bartenders are yelling at each other. Summary: 5 stars for cocktails with ordering some food

By far my favorite bar in Mannheim! Fabian is my favorite bartender there, but they are all so very…read morefriendly! Happy hour is a must! They have happy hour every day 17:00-20:30 everyday. They drinks are super pretty and taste great. My favorite dish there is the Pollo Cubano.

Watch out, they don't take credit card. Burgers were pretty good. Sweet potato fries were great…read more The outdoor seating area and beer was great for a nice afternoon.

I ordered the meal to-go through the Lieferando delivery service. Everything came to me on time and…read morestill warm. The fries were great and the hamburger was really good to. I sort of ordered a little of everything to give it a try. Glad I did. Their hotdog bread is on point. I wish you could adjust your meal as I don't like American mustard at all. I will def try other things here.