Is this shop a best in town? I wouldn't go so far as to say that, since at least one other cheese…read moremerchant in Frankfurt is particularly good (I am talking about one of the shops located in the Kleinmarkthalle). But Nick and his store are very charming, Nick and his assistants know everything about cheese, and they have a phenomenal variety from France as well as exotics from places like Norway and Ireland. The Käseladen am Merianplatz does have a best-in-town, though. Their Quiches, whether Lorraine or vegetarian, are fantastic: filled to the brim with gooey, aromatic, high-quality cheese. They make a fresh batch every day, and I can't remember where you'd ever get better ones.

From the owner: Länderschwerpunkt im Sortiment: Frankreich, Schweiz, Spanien, Italien, Niederlande, Deutschland,…read more.. Weich- und Schnittkäse, Ziegen- und Schafskäse, Bergkäse. frische und hausgemachte Quiche (auch vegetarisch), hausgemachter Frischkäse, Baguette, Wein, Champagner, Konfitüren, Schokoladentrüffel, Salamis, Käsegebäck, Butter, Olivenöl und mehr...

From the owner: Mit dem Versprechen "Gutes aus Milch" bietet Vartan D. Kevorkyan über 200 handwerklich hergestellte…read moreKäsesorten aus den renommierten Regionen Europas und Hessen an. Das Angebot wird ergänzt durch Milchprodukte von Kleinbetrieben und aus der eigenen Manufaktur. Es gibt selbstgezapfte Odenwälder Bauernmilch. Dazu empfiehlt der diplomierte Käsesommelier die passenden Weine, die man Vorort mit einer Käseplatte degustieren kann.

We found this cheese shop in the middle of a cute shopping area. The staff were so friendly! The…read moreowner, Mathieu, was in the store and told us about the cheeses. I love that they use mostly small farmers for their sourcing. Great variety of goat cheese!

What can I say other than this place is amazing! I came through Frankfurt for a business trip a…read moreweek or so ago and somehow stumbled in. The cheese selections were vast, and the staff was so helpful and knowledgeable. I also like how they try and only go with the smaller farmers and vendors for their products. I hope to come here again in the future and recommend it to anyone passing through, especially the goat cheeses!! Ooh. They also make quiche daily, I tried one (forgot picture) and it was phenomenal!

I am not German I am an American tourist. My boyfriend is from Germany and he picked out this deli,…read morefor lunch. If you are also a tourist and unfamiliar with German cuisine, go here. Since it is a deli the food is displayed so you can just point at what you want. You can also choose the amount, this is good for experimentation. Along with being traditional, the food is decently priced. It's also centrally located near the historical city hall. There is outdoor seating on picnic tables, but you can take it to go. My boyfriend had fleischkäse which I can only describe as a slice of bologna -loaf. It is served warm and I hear sometimes with an egg. He had it with fried potatoes. I had a Kalbsfrickadellen. It was a well seasoned fried meatball. It was appetizing and sastisfieng. Not too strange. The potato salad was on the the sweet side. Both dishes were served with a dollop of mustard.

Für heute, 31. Mai 2012 nur einen Stern. Es ist eine…read moreFrechheit, was sich die Fressgasse heute mal wieder erlaubt! Zum Mittagstisch unter anderem Spargelrisotto für EUR 7,70 pro Portion. Ich habe nicht richtig hingeschaut und siehe da, was packe ich im Büro aus? Eine KLEINE Aluminiumschale, die mit einer dicken Käsekruste überzogen ist. Darunter befindet sich eine Pampe aus Reis und ?Käse/Sahne? und ach doch, einge ganze Stange Spargel kleingeschnitten. Das ist fernab von irgendwie akzeptabel, lieber Feinkost Ebert!! Sonst seid ihr ja oft eine gute Option aber dieser Nepp geht wirklich zu weit!

On our last day in Frankfurt, we had a little time to kill before happy hour at our hotel…read more Kleinmarkthalle, the largest food market in Frankfurt, was a short walk away. It's a little tough to tell where the entrance is, but we eventually figured it out. Once you walk into this indoor food market, you'll see a whole host of vendors selling pretty much everything under the sun. You'll see produce (fruits and vegetables), nuts, sweets, and much more. You'll also find hot food including German sausage, pizza, and more. If you come hungry, you're not going to be able to resist having some food and buying more than you should while you're there. It's kind of like going to a grocery store hungry. The food hall is on two levels. You'll find friendly vendors. Some offer free samples. I only bought a German sausage and some bread from two lovely German grandmothers. They were smiling, asked me questions about myself, and were a joy. What a cute pair! And the sausage was quite tasty (they have five or so for you to choose from). The prices seem reasonable across the board, even though I didn't buy much.

As is similar with many large European cities, visiting a large food hall with multiple vendors is…read morea must do. Klein Markt Halle is a large pre-war building which is packed to the brim with food vendors and visitors. It's more touristy than I would like and a bit more crowded as well. There is a decent selection of small cafes along with walk up style vendors and prices are a bit high - but it is touristy. There's not enough communal places to sit and eat so unless the weather is nice outside you might have a challenge finding a spot.

Excellent selection of great cheeses. Visited his stall in the Offenbacher market a few days ago…read moreand was impressed. Exceedingly friendly, amusing and helpful. I tried so many different cheeses that I didn't bother with my planned breakfast afterwards. The cheese he's holding in the photo was the best of them all for me Sternenberger Bergkäse. Delicious!