Food was great! Authentic german cuisine! I got the Neuremburg Sausages w mashed potatoes & red…read morecabbage, my friend the sausage platter which has a variety of sausages and replaced the mashed potatoes w potato salad. Service was great...very german lady... the only reason for the 4 stars is the location/ambiance/views.

We found this local gem on Yelp and are SO happy that we did! If you're looking for traditional…read moreGerman eats in Frankfurt, this is your spot! It is run by a husband and wife team and despite the restaurant being super busy (full of locals), service was still speedy! You can tell a lot of local airline crew members eat here on their overnights because they have one full wall covered in airline stickers. That must mean it's GOOD. On to the food! I ordered a cup of their goulash soup and it was SO flavorful. For my entree I ordered the pork schnitzel that came with the yummiest sautéed potatoes and onions. I will absolutely be dreaming about this schnitzel for days to come. I loved the fresh lemon to squeeze on top and the green sauce that they serve on the side is amazing. It is almost like a tartar sauce with lots of herbs. My husband ordered their split pea soup and goulash dinner that came with boiled potatoes, both were also superb! We split a side of their red cabbage as well. A must!! This dinner alone was worth the 24 hour last minute stay in Frankfurt!! Yum!!! I love German food!

Came here for a hot apple cider. It was delicious and really affordable. Great for warming up on a…read morecold Frankfurt day.

Centrally located at the Romer. Their prices are great, you get affordable beverages and snacks…read more The Bembel, a jug of apple wine, is a specially good deal. The inside area is relatively small. They got more seating outside which is especially desired in the summer months. Had to wait long time for service though on a Monday. Have not been there on weekends..

Great traditional German food. Got it off a recommendation from Rick Steve's book and it was…read moreperfect. Portions were huge and tasty. Beer was cold and tasty too. Schnitzel was on a potato pancake with cheese on top - wow! We sat out back on a perfect night. Shared a table in a family style setting. Get there early or book a reservation.

People have raved about this place so thought we'd give it a try. Nice atmosphere but it was…read moreextremely hot inside ( no AC) and very limited seating outside. We had a reservation but that did not help us get a decent table; thinking because we're not German. (Local). Service was adequate at best. Food was authentic but in my opinion not high quality. I'd say it was a let down for our last night in Germany.

Jaegerschnitzel for the win! So good! Creamy mushroom gave over breaded pork cutlet. I wish I…read morewas eating more right now. Great service. I would definitely come back.

Was so disappointed with this place. Decided to sit outside as the inside was so bright it hurt…read moreyour eyes! Ordered the escargot to start which were pretty good. Then order the Scwinhaxe, which I read a number of good reviews about so was super excited. As soon as it came out I realized I had made a mistake. The outside was soft and goey not crispy. The meat was not well rendered and needed a lot longer braising. Potatoes were plain and flavorless. Sauce was heavy and jelly like. Very disappointed

Great food. A little small, CASH ONLY. I had a pork, pepper and onion dish that was fantastic. One…read moreBier on tap-Bitburger. No English menus and the staff didn't seem to speak English with but with help from Google Translate we made it through.

Reservations are highly recommended…read more We've been craving schnitzels so we went with the veal and the pork. Both were absolutely delicious! They were tender and full of flavor. The schnitzel with the green sauce is the traditional dish. As for our appetizer, we went with the potato salad served with pickled cucumbers and sausages. Also highly recommend! This place did not disappoint. It's clearly a neighborhood favorite.

Went to this as a back up as the other location nearby was fully booked! Traditional German…read morerestaurant with an ambiance to match. Service was very slow (waited an hour for our food) but I think that's a culture difference between Europe and the US! Ordered the roast pork knuckle and it was HUGE. Tender and crispy, but not that flavorful. Learned we aren't sauerkraut people, it was too sour for us. The schnitzel with green sauce was fine but didn't taste exceptionally good but glad I tried it. Potatoes on the side were bland. Apple wine was cool to try but we aren't wine people so I couldn't taste the difference between it and grape wine. They do not take American credit cards (we tried Visa & Amex) and had to pay with cash (luckily we had just enough on hand), just FYI!

Food: the best schnitzel I've ever had. The Wagner schnitzel is stuffed with sauerkraut and served…read morewith mashed potatoes and a delicious cream gravy. Service: friendly and jovial staff (helps if you come with a local) Drinks: the apple wine is like light dry American apple cider. It's good but not incredible. It's worth trying when you're here. Ambience: old school communal seating adventures. Communal dining is a must have experience if you travel to Germany. Overall, cleanliness: excellent Bathroom cleanliness: average Overall value: good value Miscellaneous: Wi-Fi available, but it requires a password

Many years ago, I went to law school with a lady from Germany. Post graduation, she moved back to…read moreGermany. When I visited Frankfurt, we got to hang out. She recommended Apfelwein Wagner so we stopped by for dinner. Ambiance (5/5): This is where this traditional German restaurant shines. The building in which it is housed has some awesome art on the exterior. Once you get inside, there's an open air area that makes you feel like you're outside but your'e actually inside. I recommend sitting here. It's lively and the design is awesome. In the back of the restaurant, you'll find an indoor area. Service (2.5/5): European service tends to be lackluster, but our service experience was a little below even that standard. We had to track our waiter down several times. Overall, quite slow. Drinks (4/5): If you can't tell by the name, Apfelwein Wagner specializes in apple wine. The largest size is served in beautiful handmade blue and white carafes. I personally am not a fan of apple wine, but it's definitely worth trying. Instead, I went with a beer or two. You can't go wrong with that in Germany. Food (3/5): They have several schnitzels (different meats) served with potatoes and green sauce (another Frankfurt specialty). You can't really mess this one up. Solid from the thin breaded cutlet to the potatoes and the green sauce made from a bunch of different herbs. My girlfriend at the other time, ordered some ribs and they were a big dud. They were rare, highly chewy, and highly fatty. She couldn't finish her meal and I don't blame her. So a bit of a hit and a miss. Apfelwein Wagner is a popular spot and I'm glad I checked it out. I'd come for the drinks and the ambiance. rather than the food though.

Really great food in Gutleutviertel area of Frankfurt. The service is fantastic, and the menu…read morechanges daily with specials. They had traditional Frankfurter Grie Soß, with warm potatoes and the delicious contrast of the cool, herb-flavored, quark-based sauce. This is a traditional Frankfurt Easter dish, so don't expect to see this any other time. The ownership changed a couple of years ago, so if you came here before that, I urge you to come back and try it again!