Excellent spot for first dinner in town. Nice outdoor space and cozy indoor dining…read more They do have menus in English, however, we didn't opt for the revised menu. Started with a nice large Radler and a coke. Service was excellent and patient. We made it thru the first day in DE with a good meal before crashing from jet lag. The restaurant was very clean including restroom, which was down a flight of stairs. Friends recommended we try Alter Simpl and glad we did.

This place was a delightful surprise, because it is surrounded by modern, shops, and many global…read morechain stores. This restaurant stood out, because the menu had many choices of things we wanted to eat, as well has having the classic restaurant feel. We were impressed at the food, happy atmosphere and friendly service. I look forward to going back here again and again.

Gotta love this place. Just the right vibe where the staff is comfortable and made me feel right at…read morehome. Great German and Italian bar food. Excellent prices. All food seems to be made fresh. This is the kind of spot one could get stuck at hanging out at for hours and hours and forget the time. They have indoor and outdoor seating. Great place to be social!

This was one of the first places I was introduced to when studying in Germany. It has a very cozy…read moreatmosphere. To me it was the sort of place that once you were done with your food you'd still want to linger a while. The schnitzel with fries was always my favorite, and I seem to recall that it was reasonably priced. For gourmet food and upscale ambiance, you'd want to go elsewhere. But if you want some place that has sort of that neighborhood feel (although it's basically in downtown Mannheim), I can recommend Zentrale.

Pretty good.. giant menu with plenty to choose from and giant pizzas. There is a nice outside area…read morebut unfortunately the service outside is considerably slower than when served inside. I have been going here for years and haven't been disappointed once.

I've been here three times now. The first time I ordered pizza, the second time salad, and the…read morethird time pizza and salad. The pizza makes an impressive statement with its size, but in my opinion wasn't all that great. The salads, however, were absolutely fantastic and very highly recommendable! They were probably among the best I've ever had! All three times I was here it was rather crowded and the wait times were on the longer side, but that's ok. Waitstaff were friendly.

We were a party of four going for a late dinner. The service when arriving was mediocre at best,…read morebut we had heard good things so did not bother.. Three of us had schnitzels which were okay'ish, but the last one had a thai-dish that was horrible. Overcooked rice, old vegetables and a sauce tasting of nothing but flour and bad decisions. None of us could stomach a bite - and we all love Thai cuisine! As the waitress was nowhere to be seen we just shared our plates with the one who had ordered the Thai. When the waitress showed up to collect finished plates and almost per automatics asked if everything was good we apologisingly said that no, actually the Thai-dish was not suitable for eating, we were met with a pair of rolling eyes and a "Well maybe you just don't like coconut milk" as she spun on her heel and walked away. We played in full and received no complimentary coffee or dessert. I would rather have been served by another schnitzel than that unwelcoming pile of excuse for a waitress; those at least served as a positive experience for the evening. Would not go again.

Attention students of beer: you can earn your beer diploma at Eichbaum with one test. It's not for…read moreany novice - you've got to know your styles if you're hoping to pass. Here's how it works: (01) You receive six .3 L glasses filled with various beer styles, light to dark. You also receive a sheet of paper with a list of over a dozen beer styles. (02) Match the styles you're drinking with the styles listed on the paper. This may require careful thinking, and there is no time limit. (03) At the bottom of the paper is another six styles of beer. You must rank the beers by their strength of ABV's. (04) Once the beer has been drunk and both sections filled out, hand your test to your waitress. (05) Your waitress will grade your test, and if you've shown your best beer knowledge, you will be awarded your beer diploma! While you're testing, you're going to need brain food. May I suggest the curry wurst and spaetzle? I love Eichbaum's version of their spaetzle, as it includes cheese and onion. One bite in, and you'll swear it's one of the better mac 'n' cheese's you've ever tasted. Best of luck to those of you up for the challenge of earning their beer diploma at Eichbaum - I hope you graduate!

Best currywurst I've ever had. The portion size for it and the fried potatoes was very large for…read morefive euros. The onion rings were great and so was the beer sampler. Our server was a great young lady who was very attentive and kind. This location did accept our US sponsored Master Card credit card.

Went here with our cousins from Mannheim for the first time on Dec 18, 2019. The place, food and…read moreservice were all impeccable!! The steak was huge and very flavorful. They accommodated us by making a turkey schnitzel and it was very delicious also. All in all, food and beverages were superb, but the companions (cousins) were priceless!! We will definitely visit this place again when we visit family in Mannheim someday in the future.

When we lived in the area we would walk here for schnitzel at least once a month! My husband and I…read moreactually had our very first date here. Everything we ate was hot, fresh and delicious. The portions are huge, which I love. The staff were all friendly and extremely patient with our poor German speaking skills. I absolutely love this place!

Small traditional German restaurant. Family run with meals like my German grandparents used to cook.read more

Was in Mannheim for work and brought my kids with me. My wife wanted to try authentic German food…read moreand so I looked up. We went inside at around 7:15 pm on a Tuesday night and asked for a table and the lady said straight on my face "we don't have any tables and kitchen closes at 9". So, just FYI, if you ever wanted to give this restaurant a try do your damn reservation. I am a globetrotter and I understand reservations are preferred but when you travel it is impossible to do reservations unless it is a super fancy restaurant and you planned it way ahead of time. I do not normally get that attitude and restaurants are generally open to making space for new customers or tourists but not this one, anyways lesson learnt!!!