Visiting from California and found this café by the zoo. If you are hungry, the all-you-can-eat…read morebreakfast is the deal for you. The bread is fresh, the omelettes were delicious and served hot and a full bar is a bonus. Service was a little slow but that could be the normal German pace of life. Plenty of outdoor seating makes it great for a nice day. Would definitely recommend trying it for yourself.

I dont recommend it esp if you are foreigner. terrible experience we've ever had, waitresses there…read moreseem lack of basic communication as we've kept waiting on table for service for 15mins (it's not a big cafeteria) esp during it one of them ignored our THREE times askings with unacceptable excuse. What's more surprising us was we complained it when another one finally came to us after my GF tried to talk to them at bar on personal, apparently she had no any clue or maybe didnt give a shit to what happened, she served in kinda of eat-or-go gesture and apparently sensitive to take our complains or maybe felt pushed when her hands were tired, she took away the menu from us refusing to offer the service. OK I might apologize my broken language but excuse me, we were just looking for a breakfast not a planned fight on Sunday morning. And for any of restaurants, too busy and not noticing customers will never be a reason to comfort.

Small, older guesthaus feel, in the Altstadt area…read more One waitress/bartender who was the perfect example of a cold, German attitude. We had a party of seven and she sat us down at two different tables initially. A very nice local couple (complete opposite attitude of the waitress) who was seated in a booth that fit our party, volunteered their table to us and switched to one of our tables. Very nice and considerate. As a token of our gratitude, I asked this waitress if I could buy this couple a round of beers. Her response was "why do you need to do this, they have beers already?". Classic. This waitress was having no part of nonesense, indecision, or questions. It actually became fun to hear her comments and reaction. Food filled a void but nothing special and would no return for it. To top off the dining experience, we asked if we could split the check and pay with two cards. She said this was not possible. So, we paid with one card when telling her that we wanted to leave a 10% tip, she said "why?". Priceless

Unfortunately the waitress/bartender was very rude when trying to pay my small tab with a card. The…read moreolder woman was much more friendly. Tried to stay for dinner but felt unwelcome. Was looking forward to an authentic German meal. Oh well.

We had an excellent meal at Mosebach. I highly recommend the mushrooms and the pumpkin soup that…read morecame out as an amuse-bouche from the kitchen was delicious. Very happy with this German fare (think schnitzel and beer) on our first night in Frankfurt. Service excellent as well.

So happy we found this hidden gem. Will definitely be sharing this with my travel friends.read more

Sind durch Zufall hierher gekommen und waren positiv überrascht. Sehr leckeres Essen. Netter…read moreService und sehr familier.

The waitresses were very kind and polite! The food was…read moretasty! Especially the Handkäs! However they did not have lactose free milk. All in all we would recommend this place for a lunch like a Frankfurt local. We will be back for Apfelwein on another occasion!

Traditionally, family owned and cosy restaurant with Frankfurt food. Family/bench style which is…read morepart of the experience. Nice atmosphere and good service. From my point of view the best Apfelwein in town, they produce it by themselves. Try the Schnitzel with the green sauce. They also offer specialty types of Apfelwein, worth to try. Nice garden to sit outside during summer and weather is nice.

Very authentic German dishes. It was very busy on Friday evening but we got a nice table for four…read more The goulash was excellent. I got the meatloaf for entree and it was very filling. Most entrees come with a salad too. One of the guys got a pork sausage and it was just okay. The schnitzel all looked good. My only complaint is they don't bank cards unless issued in Germany so locals are good but we had to pay cash.

A popular destination for tourists looking for traditional Hessian cuisine, Seppche doesn't…read moredisappoint. Three distinct seating areas offer guests the choice between an old style German tavern, a typical "sit down" restaurant, and a backyard beer garden. A retractable roof covers the beer garden in cold and rainy weather while warm and dry weather lets guests see the sun and stars. Weekly Alpine music serenades guests during the summer months. Top Three Highlights: 1.) Generous portions served relatively quickly 2.) Off the beaten path 3.) Extensive menu makes multiple visits a must