It's a nice place with a very cozy design and sitting area. The personnel is friendly too…read more The waffles are delicious, especially with ice cream. They have all sorts of variety for toppings.

Very beautiful wall paper and sofas. New challenge to get Tee-latte, this is quite interested. Not…read moreordered waffles due to short time, but looks very nice from neighbor table.

Went here for Sunday brunch and it was packed. The brunch itself is a buffet and there are tons of…read moredips, salads, eggs and so on. A lot of it was super sweet for my liking and if you don't like salads and dips then there is not much choice. Also the wait for waffles was too long considering it was make your own. You need to be patient here as there is a load of people at brunch. Booking is essential on weekends. People are nice here and service is ok. Drink choices are also ok, not great. Overall one of the better brunch places in town.

A cool casual place to have some beers and a burger. Their…read morebeer selection is... lacking- there's three choices, a kolsh or dunkel and one more. So if you're looking for craft beers then go elsewhere- (go to Naiv) Their loba burger was huge and I enjoyed it. Not the best burger but decent. You can get double patty if you're feeling extra hungry. We made reservations but there were no seats downstairs which is definitely the nicer area with dim lighting and more romantic.. so we had to sit upstairs which was really loud with a huge tv screen playing soccer. There were also 5 kids running around. It was fine since we were having a casual night out but if you're on a date, make sure you get a seat downstairs.

Good food, English speaking team and menus. Definitely not an overly nice staff but that is what we…read morefound with most German restaurants that pairs with their culture. Polite not friendly. Not customer service oriented. Waitress brought my son sparkling water vs still and instead of making it right she wanted to argue about sparkling vs still water in Germany. I didn't even care, I told her I would pay for and drink the sparkling water myself just could he have flat water and it was a battle. 4 stars because the food was so good we went there twice.

Very quick and yummy. Good steak. Friendly service. Specializes in steak with pasta and the…read morehighlight here is the spaghetti truffle and turf - truffle spaghetti with steak. Yum!

2x's A Charm @ this place. I miss it already! "Bunts The…read morePlace " Skyline Mall is 1 of Frankfurts largest malls that I've seen. It has quite a few American stores and thats comforting. The food court is amazing Oooh Em Geee! The choices are endless. Then there's treats on other floors as well. We went 2 different days just to get a taste of The Bunt. There gourmet waffles were superb. Freshly made, warm, drizzled with your choice of milk chocolate, dark chocolate, vanilla chocolate, strawberry chocolate, nutella and the options go on. Then you can top it off with fresh fruit choices and then the ice cream toppings list as well. #Scrumpdealiocious

A standard selection of coffee and pastries. My family and I came here every morning for a good cup…read moreof coffee while we stayed at the Westin down the street! It's nice to have a quick trip to a hot latte when it's pouring down rain

Disclaimer--- I am giving this coffee shop 3.5 stars. However, I decided to give them 4 stars on…read moreYelp in order to round up and in order to boost their star rating. This coffee shop sells ice cream, coffee specialities and little snacks. I ordered their caramel frap. The coffee itself is not bitter and there is no sign of any burnt taste. However, I was expecting a much more sweeter and frosty drink. This frap was watered down with all the crushed/ blended ice. I am more used to a creamy frap than a icy one. I would of also appreciated more caramel drizzle. The store itself is peaceful and quiet. They also offer an outdoor seating are good for those sunny days.

We had some business downtown so this was the perfect place to stop for a coffee. We sat close to…read morethe building, which is great because it was a little cool and they have blankets out. This is a gorgeous historical building. We ordered coffee right away, and were hoping to order some cake when the waitress came back. After about 15 minutes when she came out to take another order, I asked about our coffee, and she said it was on the way.. When the coffee finally came it was great, Lavazza, but we decided not to order cake because we didn't want to sit there another hour. I actually asked to pay which also took another 10 minutes. So I can't really talk about the food or the cake, but the coffee was excellent. If you have time and are looking for a fun place to people watch this is it. Of course, it is right on the Hauptwache, so you're in the center of everything. Please also enjoy my video of the church bells, which went on for about five minutes. And last, but not least I just want to mention one more thing. In Germany, a tip is not expected, but you give it when the service is good. Usually people round up to the nearest Euro, or maybe to the next. My mom ended up paying, and rounded up an extra, I hopped in and said to add an extra Euro, because I thought maybe the waitress was having a bad day, the service was certainly not great. . But the waitress got snippy and said she didn't have change for that, threw the ten Euro change bill on the table, and walked away. Maybe they prefer you pay with card?

They were busy, I get it. And maybe this place is a better Brunch spot ‍. So the service being slow…read morewasn't a super big deal and it was NFL weekend here so Frankfurt was busier than usual but that doesn't explain why the pork knuckle was tougher than a wet old leather shoe. Now I did my research before flying over here from Atlanta and as I understand it the pork knuckle is supposed to be fall off the bone tender and this was anything but. So avoid it here, I can't recommend it. The beer though was very good...I ordered a Hefe...one of my favorite types of beers in the states other than IPAs. The beer carried this place (5 stars) but the Pork Knuckle is dead weight (0 stars), hence the three stars overall. This place is conveniently located at the Hauptwache station which is very central, so it has that going for it. Final thoughts... Beer - Excellent Pork Knuckle - tough, tasteless...avoid Service - slow

Based on the traditions of Firenze Italy it is to Eissalon Firenze that many inhabitants of…read moreFrankfurt turn for a cold treat, and on Sunday the riverfront Gelateria was found firing on all cylinders as guests lined up with a line consistently a dozen deep. Not a place for obscure flavors, the focus instead on ingredients that include imported Sicilian Pistachios and Vanilla from Madagascar, it is while queued with families that one can see staff carefully scooping bowls and cones plus novelties like Brioche Sandwiches, the prices surprisingly low with €3 yielding a Waffle Cone packed by three flavors. Using high-fat Cream and not a lot of added Sugar, the resultant product smooth and creamy, it was after brief perusal on-approach that selections were made without tasting, the first lick of Stracciatella attesting to good base ribboned by crackling Chocolate while "Il Sogno del Montalbano" is subtly flavored by Hazelnuts with texture and taste dialed up by Biscotti Crumbles and Cocoa. Trying to save Pistachio for last, a small Gelato trowel aiding the cause, it was not since Milan that such purity came across in something frozen, whether any sweetener at all was added questionable and the quantity of Nuts incorporated making one wonder how Eissalon Firenze keeps prices so low.

Open on Thursday and Saturday as the largest artisan market in Frankfurt, Erzeugermarkt…read moreKonstablerwache offers everything from Lamb Skins or Riesling to handmade Sausages, Cheese and Pastry at prices that are much lower than other stands, shops or restaurants throughout the city. A conglomeration of some fifty kiosks and carts, the bulk Cash-only and fluent only in German, it is beginning at 08h00 that the Altstadt area begins to fill with patrons, several Chefs in white seen examining Produce or organic Meats while roasters fired their grills in preparation for the nine hours to follow. Located at Konstablerwache 12, a nearby metro stop providing access since parking fills quickly, it was after taking a look around that stop one was made at a table between Vogelsberger Kartoffel und Bärlauchbratwurst and Original Vogelsberger Holzofenbrot, the former's Currywurst intensely spiced but a touch sweet while Pastries from two Women first impressed by way of their Caramelized Hazelnut Braid, then with soft and springy Doughnuts. A bit underwhelmed by Vogelsberger Holzofenbrot's Berliner, the Jam off-centered and skimpy, better bites were found amidst Bee Sting Cake shellacked in Almonds as well as their buttery Pie Crust brushed with Custard and topped with poached Rhubarb juxtaposing big chunks of Brown Sugar Streusel. Strolling further, a few choices including made-to-order Waffles debated, it was instead on Sausage and Pastry that Euros were again spent, the handmade Brat and Rindwurst from Bio-Bauernhof Wingenfeld both snappy over a great grind while Maja's Backwaren impressed with the best Pretzel found in Frankfurt for just 1€. Performing equally well with Marble Cake, the Crumb course but moist with Butter, it was a bit unfortunate that most of Maja's goods were sold in family-size portions, though the Poppy Seed Danish called Verschiedene Kaffeestückchen was delicious and managable for one while Donauwelle weighing almost half a kilogram more than justified its 4€ price by eating something like a Cream Cheese Brownie dialed up by Sour Cherries.

Farmers market held every Thursday and Saturday right outside the Konstablerwache train station on…read moreZeil street. The size of the market is perfect. Not too small, not too big. It is big enough that it has everything you need and room to peruse without bumping into folks, but small enough to not be overwhelming. Wide selection of meats, veggies, fruits & baked goods. There is one row of stalls dedicated entirely to wines and apple wine varietals. The apple wine with elderberry was delicious! For those more inclined towards beer, there was a beer stall offering Helles and Dunkel. I will definitely be back!