In 5 days of drinking around Frankfurt the Black Fox Bitter was by far the best beverage I had…read more That is not to diss the other drinks, it is just really really tasty. I said so many complimentary things about it I actually received a complimentary pint of the stuff! The Amber Ale they serve was quite good too. This was my second visit to the pub, almost exactly 10 years after my first. It still looked quite familiar. I could have done with eating here but didn't want to because a local friend had a recent horror story about a meal gone wrong here. They do beer better than food I guess.

AWFUL! Brit pub? The lady yells at me in German when I come in and ask if she speaks English. It's…read morean English pub!! Wtf. I just wanted a burger, lady. . Ridiculous how ironic the world can be. I got a burger down the street. Also there's flies in here. I've been in plenty of English pubs and uhhhhh they dont yell at you for not speaking English

When in Germany. Drink German beer. Enjoying some sips in this wonderful establishment. Chill…read morewhiskey bar vibe.

Great service. Small comfortable surrounding. Large menu…read more Totally worth a stop here.

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.

My favourite place in Offenbach! Love everything about it, location at the river, spatious green…read moregarden, animals walking freely around, open-air cinema. They serve delicious coffee and cakes. Must visit!

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 was amazing. The service was great. The food came in good portions. I would definitely…read morerecommend this place.

- Cosy atmosphere in the back (by the looks of it) but canteen vibe in the front…read more- Lousy service took ages to take dishes once we were done and ask us whether we wanted more to drink - Salmon was almost cold by the time we were served while the fries on the same plate were steaming hot - On top of that, the waiter rounded up the tip to a number that does not sound anything similar to the one we told him Bottom line: Terrible value for money

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.

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.