I didn't expect anything of it but the food and beer was quite good. Like a better version of then…read morepopular brew restaurant I America Gordon Bietech but 100x times better. I would go here again.

OMG. Just Oh. My. Gawd!!!! I read the reviews about the sous vide pork shank. I have never eaten…read morepork this fall-off-the-bone, melt in your mouth delicious! The skin was crispy but not hard, but easy to cut. Amazing doesn't describe this meal. The sauerkraut and potatoes were perfect. The gravy was perfect. The meal was perfect. The atmosphere is very nice, and the service is attentive. I will eat here every time I'm in town. That 1,100 gram pork shank, with sides and a bottle of sparkling water was only €30 ($33)!!!! Easily two very large meals. Bravo, Ratskeller, Bravo! One of the very best meals I've eaten in all of Europe.

My expectations for Mexican food in Germany were already low before going to Acapulco, but my…read moreexperience at Acapulco lowered them even more. Despite decent service (by German standards) and a lively ambiance, my el pollo quesadilla was terrible. It was sitting in a pool of unknown liquid (juices from meat, salsa, and tomatoes?) and lacking flavor. When I peeled back on part of the quesadilla's tortilla, I found an entire half of a tomato (pictured) with no apparent attempts to cut it. The salad accompanying the quesadilla was smothered in dressing - so much that I had to scrape some of it off the leaves. I understand that Germany's geographic disposition might not be conducive for high quality Mexican ingredients, but that has nothing to do with properly cutting a tomato or draining excess liquid from an entree. Very disappointing! The restaurant's only saving grace was their house brewed beer. It was cheap, flavorful, and - on a hot Leipzig evening - refreshing.

I am giving this place 3 stars because it is cheap so you really get what you pay for. The food…read moretasted totally industrial, like every sauce came from a can or a container, nothing home made. I will not go back and I was very disappointed at the quality. But yet again, you get what you pay for and in Germany I get the feeling people really put high pressure on lowering prices, tough market so sadly quality ends up sacrificed.