A bourgeoisie establishment that is quite cozy with a small, though diverse menu. Our party enjoyed…read moreeverything down to the homemade lemonades, that were quite unique in flavor. The owner was patient enough to answer our questions in English. Worth a visit for both vegetarians & vegans alike.

From the owner: Wir unterstützen einen gesunden Lebensstil und bieten zu jeder Tageszeit ein hochwertiges…read morevegetarisches Angebot. Kräuter und Gewürze geben unseren Gerichten Geschmack, Farbe und Energie

From the owner: Beste Bio-Lebensmittel aus der Region…read more Käse- und Fleischtheke für den Verkauf und den Verzehr im Restaurant.

I stayed at the Renthof hotel 3 days this week and since I was really tired due to my trip I…read moredecided to have dinner in the closest possible place ! Obviously the Renthof restaurant! I was blown away ! The food was amazing, everything cooked to perfection and with natural ingredients ( I was told ). Very tasty food. The service was outstanding, everything came on time and the presentation was excellent. Everyone was extremely attentive ! I am definitely coming back next time I am in Kassel !

We had breakfast here in June 2014 while visiting Kassel and it was excellent. I can't remember…read morewhich option we ordered but it was one of the prix fixe breakfasts and it came with a tower of pastries and eggs and fruit and coffee. Everything was outstandingly delicious - pretty much the pinnacle of breakfasts. It was very crowded for our visit as I think it was some obscure regional holiday and the place was packed with families and people with the day off. It seemed to attract a wide range of diners from young groups of friends to older couples. Service was quite good but not over the top and they were quite forgiving of our poor German. The whole place was bustling with warmth and conviviality but it wasn't too chaotic or loud. I loved the style of the decor and could easily have spent all morning hanging out enjoying the atmosphere. Quite honestly I would go out of my way to return to Ebert's for breakfast and think about this meal as one of the highlights of our trip.

Nice place and super friendly staff. They make pretty good breakfast I really enjoyed itread more

The food here is VERY TERRIBLE！！ We cant even finish them. We ordered simple food but wait amost…read more1hour. The stuffs there are very rude . They said "you can go out if you are not happy to stay ，because i ask them to be quick to give us bill. The worst eating experience in my life. Do not even want to get back that street .

The staff was great. Many spoke great English and were more than helpful…read more The hotel has pretty decent food for breakfast and the lobby is a nice environment. The rooms are why I have to give 3 stars and not 4. They look like they have been preserved from 1978. No AC, telephoned are primitive, operator is the front desk worker (hard to find her when the desk is busy) I will say this, the beds are comfortable and clean, and there are plenty of plugs. YOU WILL NEED TO BRING YOUR OWN ADAPTER!! There is a shopping area less than a mile away. Short, safe and pretty walk. I would come back.

We stayed at this hotel for 4 nights our first night we quickly dropped our luggage of and went out…read moreto sitesee, when we came back later on that evening we noticed the room was full of cobweb spiders and bugs over the beds. I wish I could show the pictures but for some reason this website won't let me post them. I hate to not recommend this hotel to anyone as it was a nice Hotel. We unfortunately had some personal items that were taken out of the room. On top of the cobwebs we also found an old pair of women's underwear on the heater which made the room stink that we hadn't notice until the next morning. When we were going out for the day we went to the front desk which the young lady we were talking to was quite rude and we asked to have our room cleaned from the underwear and cobwebs when we came back later on that evening the room was not cleaned we had to go down to the front desk again and ask to have somebody come up and clean this stuff out of our room. This unfortunately was at 10:30 in the evening when they came up they cleaned it they apologized however it wasn't until they left we realized that our personal items were removed. We again the next morning went down to the front desk to advise them and ask to speak to a manager. There was never a manager available when asked to speak with them. If you don't speak Deutsch stay away from this hotel

Short story: decent. Tons of options on menu…read more Long story: Café del Sol is a large restaurant across the street from the Wyndham Garden hotel. It must be beautiful in the summer because it stretches over a spacious property with tons of parking too. I walked in basically with no expectations after reading unenthusiastic reviews. There are no other options around the area that got any praise from visitors so I settled for just a warm meal. Ask for an English menu ;-) The menu is varied, from breakfast favorites to burgers, pizza, pastas, salads etc. it's a mixed bag where you even see Indian dishes or Thai curry and local stuff too. They have a full alcohol bar and beer on tap and quite a few options for vegetarians and vegans! Del Sol only serves a local brand of soft drinks called Sinalco. It's not terrible, but it's not the original so bear that in mind if ordering a soda. I ordered a creamy Indian soup to start. Soups went for €5.60-€5.90. For a quiet afternoon it took long to get that soup... it was decent. No high quality ingredients but tasted nice. My main was a red Thai curry that comes as a vegetarian dish (€9.80) I added sliced chicken breast to that (+€3.00). That also took pretty long to get to the table. The dish had little to do with curry or grilled chicken, but it was decent. Nothing to write home about but fills you up with nice coconut cream taste and warmth. Service was good!! Attentive staff was nice and spoke good English. Tipping in Germany is 10%. All in all Cafe del Sol is decent, especially since you're trapped here in terms of options. A rental car here would come extremely handy and I'd say is the best way to get around in these parts of Germany. Taxis are crazy expensive (a 1km ride cost me €10).

I wasn't sure I wanted to go based on the name. They have mostly pancake-like dishes, but they are…read moreingredients take it Way Beyond the basic stack of pancakes. The service was excellent. The food was very good, and they have plenty of options. Reasonable selection of beer and drinks as well as juicies. Very relaxing, over the nice view of the riverfront at a distance.

We found this nice little stopover on the way to Documenta 13. We stopped here for pancakes and…read morecoffee, and enjoyed watching the world roll past. The pancakes were fresh and delicious, if a little thick for my taste, but yummy all the same and the coffee was good too. The menu is varied with sweet or savoury options and you get to choose from 3 sizes and I have to admit my eyes were bigger than my stomach, so if I were you I'd avoid the 28 cm one. Laika was happy though, she thought it was delicious too. Photo link: http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7255/7636755252_e9b59ee64f.jpg