Classic Italian! The food took me back to 1974, my first tour in Italy! Everything is delicious…read more Great ambiance!

I've been coming here off and on for years. The food is great - a solid 4+. Pastas and pizzas are…read morereally good and the atmosphere is nice as a neighborhood kind of place. My family and I used to come weekly but the service can fluctuate between great and non existent depending on who you get... most of the waitstaff is good, but the owner... he often seems to regard customers as a nuisance rather than the life blood of his business. On several occasions we were left hanging without a place to sit even after making reservations... and he was dismissive and nasty (despite all the business we had brought him). On other occasions I was hung up on (by the owner) when I called and tried to make a reservation in English (despite the fact that most of the staff speaks English). Bottom line: the food makes this place worth your time as long as the owner decides that you are worth his.

Very good food. The Tatziki was delicious, fries, potatoes, fresh bread, and pork very good. The…read morepork would have tasted alot better if the fat were removed. The fat made the meat a bit chewy. The service was excellent, very clean and nice modern decor. We ate outside and it was overall a very pleasant experience. I definitely plan on coming back.

For any wine lover that visit Mainz, you must come to this little weinstube. It's small but cozy…read moreand a great location, and the owners are very friendly (they also speak a bit of English). Can't decide on what to drink? No problem, the owners intensive knowledge of whites and reds from the region will be enough to give you a near perfect recommendations. Don't like wines from Germany, that's ok also as they have a good wine collection from around Europe. The setting screams weekday-date night, as you could take your love one there and cozy up in the corner. However, I do believe that this place is closing/relocating soon and if it's true, it will be missed dearly.

Starting with the setting and atmosphere, Weinhaus Bluhm is a dark, a bit smoky, very basic tavern…read more It looks today the same as it looked when I first set foot into the Weinhaus Bluhm as a student of macro-economics at the Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz. The furniture is functional, used, a bit worn down. Weinhaus Bluhm offers a feeling of well-being and it has a lot of charm. In the summer, you can sit on the cobble stone road outside the tavern on communal benches. It cannot get better. The food at Weinhaus Bluhm is simple and good. It does not reach out for some sophistication, as some of the other wine taverns do. It stays at the more basic range, but at the highest quality level. When it comes to the wines, however, Weinhaus Bluhm really stands out. It is a class of itself. Nowhere else in a wine tavern in Mainz, you can get wines of German wine stars like Weingut Klaus Peter Keller or Weingut Kruger Rumpf or Weingut Teschke. Owner and Manager Roland Ladendorf is a wine aficionado and extremely knowledgeable about the wine scene. And what is most important, you can get a fair number of his world class wines by the glass. See more: http://schiller-wine.blogspot.com/2011/01/weinhaus-bluhm-in-mainz-cosy-and-basic.html

This place is so cute & inside is very homey. The main guy was pretty abrupt & seemed stressed out…read moresince it was so busy and had people waiting. He did send us a lady who spoke English so that was good. She recommended a realty nice sweet Riesling (I love my sweets), it was great! The food is mainly quick bite and we had the beef hot dog, pickle & potato salad. All were pretty okay. The Filipino lady was really nice & helpful.

This Kakadu's restaurant is close to the train station and made for a great place to stop for an…read moreearly lunch, around 11 am, when many restaurants weren't open yet. The fries are made in a shared fryer with gluten items, such as schnitzel. I ordered the Classic Smash Burger with no bun and the baked potato with sour cream instead of the fries. The baked potato was excellent. I ate the whole thing, including the skin. They put a lot of sour cream on it compared to American restaurants. The burger had onions on it that looked fried so we scraped them off. A lot of the cheese came off with it. I was not a fan of the European style burger, which is very different than what I'm used to. The inside is very nice. They have free WiFi. The menu has an English option. The service was great!

For a restaurant it has a very chill vibe. I don't speak a…read moreword of German so very happy they had the menu in both German & English. I walked in & they asked if I wanted to eat or drink....pssst both! I wasn't offered a chance to sit outside & people watch as they have outdoor seating. The host directed me to a table inside. I wasn't too upset but it because I was hungry. The waiter luckily did but I was ensure of how much he knew so I kept it brief with him. I ordered schnitzel with chips & pepper sauce I ordered their secret drink. It had no details to the ingredients so I was all about the surprise. It was actually very good It was cold but not watered down at all I can't remember the exact name but if you go to the cocktails page it's the first one. The schnitzel was good even though I had no idea what I was ordering (thank you @nessaa.renee) I guess what I thought pepper sauce to be & what they thought it to be were two different things. The food was not at all spicy but not bad. Service quickly shifted around the 22:00 mark I'm assuming some employees left because my waiter was behind the bar & I had to ask him for a check even though I was sitting at the table not doing a thing. My drinks were complete & I was just sitting there. I had to flag for him like 5 times before he came over to bring me my check. I assumed if I wanted to walk out no one would question me but I believe in karma & that's not how I roll. I paid my tab & left.