We met up with friends who live in Frankfurt and this is their favorite wine bar. Excellent wine…read moreselection of course and we all shared a bottle of their estate produced Riesling. I also tried a really nice skin contact wine. The place is tiny and they only have a charcuterie board for snacking but it is a very good option for a glass of wine in this neighborhood.

We loved this cozy wine bar. The wine selection was amazing and the staff gave a good record for…read moreme. We will definitely return when back in Frankfurt.

If you are looking for a nice and quiet wine bar, this is the place. Excellent choice of wines,…read moregood food to pair with. A must in Frankfurt.

What a hidden gem, and I mean literally :D, was not easy to find it lol. When we came to the…read morebackyard we sat in some restaurant and we were like wait that's not the place, for the Weinkontor you need to go down the stairs in the right corner! And woow how cool is that place, in the basement, super pretty interior, they have a terrace too, everything in candles - love love love! And yes a lot of wine, if you don't have a big knowledge about wines don't worry they will help you to choose something! And yes they served tapas but as we came after dinner I haven't try them.

If you visit Frankfurt and you love wine, don't miss this wonderful little wine bar! It's got a…read moregreat selection of German white wines, which of course you must try while you're here! If you're hungry try their yummy German-style pizza. Seshka (hope I got her name right) will help you find the wine that makes you happy!

A tiny wine bar near the river. We saw their sign and decided to pop in to the cozy warm spot for…read moresome refreshments. It's got a very comfy feel and at 3:30 the only other folks there were seniors. While the menu was only in German, we managed and enjoyed a nice Italian primitivo and watched the afternoon light fade away. The place is tiny-seats around 15 on first level. A great local spot for a glass of wine.

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!

We had drinks and the antipasto, a great early evening stop. Very friendly and tolerant of our…read moreEnglish

Can't say enough good things about this gem of a restaurant. My colleague and I were walking by…read morelate in the evening after the opera and we ducked in. As other reviewers noted, the owner and staff were so friendly and accommodating. Nassir translated the menu for us and made an excellent wine suggestion. Tony came out after the meal and talked with us about the amazing house made sausage. Lovely atmosphere and delicious food. Highly recommend.

Some of the best food I have ever had. Truffle pasta was the star of the show but everything was…read moreamazing. Owner is very nice and the atmosphere is very warm too.

Great little Tapas joint in a building that must be 500 years old. The rooms are tiny and ceilings…read morelow. You get used to it after you've bumped your head once. Menu is not huge, but what they make, they make well. You get a plate of Gambas, meatballs, calimaris, etc for around EUR8 served with white bread. They have Bitburger for beer drinkers and a decent lineup of Spanish Reds that aren't awfully expensive. I've heard they have a white sangria wich is supposed to be quite good although I've not tried it. Service is relaxed and super friendly in a Spanish kind of way. I give it four stars not because it's haute cuisine, but because it's got good food reasonably priced and has a fun atmosphere. Will definitely be back.

Service was ok and the food was ok-a bit disappointing.ive had better German food in the statesread more

Really nice ribeye dinner here, right in the heart of Römer. The steak was cooked well and while it…read morelacked a seasoning, the meat was not dry. The truffle potato cream (mashed potatoes) were a hit! All in all, a very nice first dining experience in Germany.