In preparation for our recent Frankfurt trip, I reviewed several local websites for restaurants…read morethat were designed for foodies. One of the restaurants that appeared on multiple lists was Heimat. The chef/owner responded to my request for a reservation while he and his staff were on holiday. It was wonderful to meet him in person and express my appreciation. The restaurant features a contemporary design with indoor and outdoor seating. The open kitchen is directly behind the counter seating. We started with the Pumpkin Soup that our server suggested we split. It was amazing. My daughter ordered the Panzerotti pasta with blue cheese, plum and oyster mushroom. My choice was the Veal Fillet which was a substantial serving and incredibly tasteful and tender. The Pear Strudel was a perfect desert to end our meal. Excellent service, pricing and presentation. This restaurant deserves it own Michelin star.

Phenomenal service and outstanding food. Tiny restaurant, so you definitely need a reservation. Bar…read moreseats don't have backs on the seats, so something to consider if you take a reservation at the bar. It's very French, with things like deer, and I the cheek of something. Had the fish, which was very delicious. Beef ravioli soup was amazing. Portions are large and filling. Ambiance is cozy, romantic, fun, quaint. Love it!

This is a great place to sit outside if it's nice out. Such a charming little street. Had a burger…read moreand a beer on the patio and I enjoyed it. The bun is huge so I picked some of it off. The fries could have used more seasoning. The sweet potato fries are better. Get the spicy dipping sauce. There are toppings like jalapeño, avocado, grilled onion to build your own flavor profile which is nice. They have a vegetarian burger option.

This restaurant typically has an English version of their menu but they change their menu every 3…read moremonths and the English version was not ready. The Chef spoke English and came out to read and explain the menu to us. We had a burger yesterday (Smokey Pete) and it was so fabulous we had to come back today for their pork sandwich. The bun they served is gluten free but you'd never know it. The sandwiches and sides are all exceptional. We enjoy Diet Coke for a beverage and the German version is excellent. While we were eating both days, we noticed many of the locals eat here. We can see why. This restaurant is outstanding!

The best iced Salted Caramel cappuccino that I have had!…read more Which says a lot! Great atmosphere and clean toilet closets

Off the beaten path, Good Fellas is an excellent little burger joint w great service and a killer…read more(mock) Philly Cheesesteak Sammy. I wish these were served stateside... Thanks for the recommendation Vivi(SP?)!!!

Sorriso was a nice surprise, in a very quiet neighborhood. The waiter was very pleasant explaining…read morethe food, and was accommodating by substituting the dessert for us. The presentation of the food was colorful and pleasing to the eye. The food was delicious.

Our evening at Sorriso was great. The food was of an excellent quality. We will definitely go…read moreback again. I had a salad to start, which was beautiful to look at and to eat: sautéed pears on slightly herbal greens, with pecans and blue cheese. Our friends had a salmon tatar and my husband a pasta dish. Main course was also great - I had a beautiful plate of 3 grilled scallops, 4 grilled shrimp and a few gorgeous tortellini. I think my husband had lamb, which looked great. I didn't pay too much attention to what our friends ate, since I was so occupied by my plate, and so surprised to actually be eating food of that level in Sachsenhausen! Kids had a modified pasta dish and a steak. Our 4 adults ate three courses (with just one main course for each of two kids), each had an aperitif, split one bottle of wine (or was it two???), and had coffee for about 300 euros. I'd also say Sorriso was a place you can take business guests, or host a family event. We'll be adding this to our list of regular go-to restaurants. For people in the neighborhood: We were huge supporters of Paulo's - a restaurant previously at this location, but found that the succeeding restaurants really did not fit our style. The quality of the food at Sorriso now surpasses all restaurants there in the past 10 years, and is probably better than most restaurants now in Sachsenhasen.

Went here for lunch yesterday and was pretty impressed with the quality of the food -- and the fact…read morethat they brought it out in under 5 minutes! Friendly staff, quite kid friendly (they brought over books and even a small fork for my two year old daughter to amuse herself with) and quite a delicious meal. I had a mixed salad with chicken and mango slices, with a really nice vinaigrette dressing. Offering specials for breakfast, lunch at dinner, at very reasonable prices. Pretty extensive drink menu, both with and without alcohol. Not really the prettiest place around, from the inside or outside...but I'm pretty sure that when the weather is nice and you can eat outside and look at the Nidda and the Schloss, it's pretty fabulous. Only about 20 tables inside so if you expect them to be busy, you're best to make a reservation. Make sure you bring cash because they do not take EC cards.

Friendly staff good selection of breakfast but made 2 times bad experience with lunch. Pasta was…read morejust warmed up and quite rigid at the end not really al dente! Not fresh made just warmed up. In summer the garden is nice for sitting outside and enjoying the lousy German summer. Prices are fair but remember it is Bad Vilbel and not Frankfurt.

This is a cute spot with a variety of chairs (hence the name). It's open on Sundays which is great…read morebut make a reservation. I suggest the pork or eggplant. Both great options. It's a good, casual spot.

Went here for dinner last night and was not disappointed. They have a small permanent menu and an…read moreinnovative weekly changing menu to reflect ingredients that are in season. We tried the Conchiglie pasta with scallops, asparagus, and bufallo cheese and the duck breast with carrots, cherries and feta cheese. Both came with deliciously creamy sauces. The buffalo and feta chesses gave the dishses a rich flavor. Total damage was EUR 40 for two entrees and two non-alcoholic drinks. That's not cheap, but not overly pricey for Frankfurt either. The interior decor was so-so. They have some kind of chair-theme going on, and you can even buy the chairs that are listed on their menu. Ironically, I didn't find their seating very comfortable. We also didn't like that they don't have an English menu on hand. That would be an easy thing to fix, if they wanted to... Reservations for this place are recommended as it gets quite packed on weekends and eve of public holidays.

Incredible quality higher end products with prepared eat in or takeaway meals. Wonderful cheese and…read moredeli meat, chocolates and deserts caviar too. We have been here many times for takeaway as it close to our house, the containers and packaging are also worth a mention the care and attention to detail are unequaled. Always friendly English speaking servers to help you at the glass display counter.

I must say, this place is brilliant…read more Venos is located within walking distance from my flat and I go there every so often to simply just look around and see all the things I really can't afford. But nevertheless, they have it all. In Venos you can find loads of fresh fish... anything from swordfish to mackerel to clams to different varieties of squid. It truly is a magical place (okay, I'm just missing the delicious Virginia seafood at the moment.....) You can also find cuts of meat from all over the world here. They have meats from Namibia and Botswana, New Zealand lamb, Australian beef, American beef, etc etc. It is kind of exciting even though I don't really eat meat. You can find guinea fowl, veal, wild boar, deer, and much, much more. They also have a stellar cheese selection, showcasing some fine European cheeses and my beloved la mozzarella di bufala. I'm not a huge fan of European foods, even Mediterranean ones, and this place tends to specialize in Italian and Greek foods, but either way, still a fantastic place for food lovers like myself.

If you are looking to buy sushi-grade salmon to make sake maki at home, then this is your place…read more I have been buying salmon from there several times by now and the fish is always super fresh. My homemade sushi rolls and sashimi could not taste any better. They also sell nori leaves and everything else you might need to make sushi so it's a one-stop-shop if you want. I have recently started to buy my white wine from them as well since they carry Yvon Mau Colombard Chardonnay which I find very tasty. Other than that they seem to have a large selection of all kinds of specialty food items (mainly from Italy and Greece) including a large selection of wines and spirits as well as quite the variety of fresh fish and seafood of course. Check them out if you are in the area - they have free parking in the back.