A decent place for a mid week meal. Quiet atmosphere and attentive service. The food was enjoyable…read morebut not all that memorable. My dessert was delicious though, tiramisu.

You know the place must be good if the natives go there. Nice and fast service, fresh and authentic…read morefood. I had the Mr. Falafel Plate. The price is acceptable for the amount you get. The only think I didn't like were the potatoes. They were too greasy for my taste. However it's a fast food place after all. If you're a falafel lover it's a must try though. Crispy and crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. This place is claimed to have the best ones in town.

The best falafel in town. Always fresh ingredients, including the falafel, and love having fresh…read moremint and fries in the wrap. I've been coming here every week for almost 2 years now and don't plan on stopping! Love it!

Previous reviews are in German - it probably says the same thing...food is awesome here…read more Leaving Wiesbaden on the way to Ramstein, we did a search and quickly decided upon Bei Bruno - the reviews and cuisine were outstanding. The place was crowded and we were quickly seated and greeted by Bruno. The menu offered a great selection, but the "specials of the day" listed on the wall identified great selections, and like a great marketeer, as Bruno brought out dishes for other patrons, he would bring it to our table to show it. I was originally going to order the schnitzel, but instead chose a family dish - a sausage type dish made by a mix of pork and beef, oh boy it was delicious. Great service (from Bruno), selection of food, and décor. Bei Bruno is located in a mixed industrial area, but was crowded meaning it was good. Definitely worth visiting for a great meal.

I have been in Germany for six days and This restaurant is by far the best food I've had. The…read moreowner was very helpful and spoke English. Service was excellent. Outdoor seating was great. If you are in Mainz I recommend this place 10/10. WOW!!!!

This was my second time to eat at Haus Des Deutschen Weines. Last time I was able to sit outside in…read morefront of the restaurant in a beautiful day. Today, the weather was extreme thunderstorms and the wait staff was very kind to the customers and let us ride out the inclement weather at our tables, The food here is fresh and delicious. Of course, they have German wines but the cocktails are very intriguing and they are very reasonably priced. (Same price as a bottle of Gerolsteiner water.) www.hdw-gaststaetten.de

I first visited HDW in 1977 while working with Lufthansa. Over the years I returned to Mainz many…read moretimes and it became our "special occasion" restaurant. Hopefully it will reopen as the Corona Virus is mitigated. The outdoor seating was a very pleasant place to spend a summer evening. All good wishes to the staff and friends of HDW.

We stumbled upon this place just a few hours after landing in Frankfurt and taking the train to…read moreMainz. We had no idea what döners were and just took a stab at the menu after trying to translate it with our Google Translate app. Turns out, döners are delicious and while more known as the "drunk food" it was incredibly filling and helped cure our jetlag. If you can't read German, I recommend the #2 - it is the döner sandwich (think like a pita pocket) with the kebab meat and lots of vegetables. You would not regret it, especially after a night out!