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.

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.

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

For all tourists:…read more Kögler is a regional institution - and unless you have reserved a table in advance, you'll have a hard time finding an opportunity to sit down. Positive: A well-selected wine list, friendly and funny personel. Negative: Food portions are designed to appeal to the elderly and won't satisfy the healthy hunger of a 30-year old. Quality of the food highlz variable.

I wouldn't recommend this bar. The service was slow and poor. The beer selection was very limited…read more Although the menu clearly states that they accept credit cards, I was abruptly told to pay in cash when i asked for the check. Misleading and unprofessional!!!

We were looking for a different restaurant when we stumbled upon Binding Schirn, but so glad we…read moredid. They serve traditional German food and beer. We sat outside at communal tables under umbrellas, so we could people watch in the square and enjoy the beautiful day. We were starving after a day of travel, so we ordered a ton of food: the tomato soup and goulash soup to start--which were both so good! I can't name the slice used in the goulash, but the flavor was robust and so filling! I could eat both soups every day and die happy! Next we had our main courses: my husband tried the Rindwurst mit Kartoffelsalat (rindwurst is a beef based sausage) and I tried the Krakauerwurst mit Kartoffelsalat (krakauerwurst is a pork based sausage); kartoffelsalat is a potato salad. Entrees also came w a slaw of carrots and cabbage and a slice of brown bread. The sausage was so flavorful, the potato salad delicious, and that brown brea!! So glad this was our first dinner in Germany!!