Four stars based on airy, mod interior and comfortable seating; the ability to hold a conversation…read moreeven when the restaurant is full; the possibility of beautiful outdoor dining, weather permitting; attentive, somewhat informal service; and delicious flammkuchen. Enjoyed very good gans, knoedeln and rot kohl which was a special although much too much! Reserve a table if you want to be assured of getting into this new hot spot serving German and Austrian food in Bad Nauheim.

From the owner: Deutsche Gastfreundschaft und Speisen weiterentwickeln und neu interpretieren.read more

I was in Bad Nauheim for a work conference and found myself in town alone after the conference…read moreended. Based on the reviews, I went to try Ducky's. The decor is warm and inviting and I was easily welcomed in. While the menu was not in English, the waitress kindly offered to help translate and one of the chefs, who had come out from the kitchen to speak to another patron, also helped describe some of the menu items. The food was delicious, authentic and not too heavy. I was first brought out a small sample of potato soup and a fried fish fritter which were delicious and compliments of the house! I then started with the quiche Lorraine accompanied by salad. Each were fresh and delicious. My main course was the wienerschnitzel which I had heard the chefs pounding in the kitchen to prepare. It was crispy, light and flavorful. The restaurant was filled with locals so I knew it had to be a good spot when I went in and I was proven correct. Would highly recommend if you find yourself in Bad Nauheim.

We sat outside on Friday night, when they had Barbeque. We came after 10pm but they still offered…read moreus to reheat the grill. The food was very good the staff was very nice and the atmosphere was very nice.

Mancarea foarte gustoasa. Ambianta pe măsură și servirea impecabilă, recomand cu plăcere.read more

Nice remote location. Ambition is upmarket but food only ok. Priced ok. Waiters are very attentive…read more Watch out: only cash! Hard to believe but no cards are accepted. Welcome to 2022 in Germany.

I love this place. It is next to my Oma's house. We really enjoyed the flatbreads and the beer. I…read morewould recommend to any visitor.

In this charming village, Pfälzer Hof is an old world restaurant in a classic building. It has…read morerustic charm with happy service. They have great accommodations and even a separate for large and even larger parties. The menu offers classic German fare along with a variety of pastas and other dishes. Our dishes were all good, but perhaps not exceptional as other places we have dined during this trip.

From the owner: Gutbürgerliche Küche mit hohem Niveau, Spezialitäten aus verschiedenen deutschen Regionen und…read moreXXL-Gerichte. Raum für Feierlichkeiten und ein urig-gemütliches Ambiente.

Very basic Hessian food and drinks here. If you look for a…read morequick typical bit, that's the place to stop for. Don't expect something special, they serve only a few local dishes: rips w/ sauerkraut, sausages, minced meat or similar. Friendly service for a cheap price.

We were staying at a nearby hotel an wanted authentic Hessian German food, with a plus if they took…read morecredit cards. I guess they don't take reservations, so we just wandered over late afternoon and found plenty of locals drinking, eating and playing cards. Definitely a tavern feel with old-timey knick knacks all over. This seemed as authentic as it gets! We were seated at a communal table with other parties. We ordered the local cider (okay, not our favorite but we tried it) and the local Hessian versions of their wiener schnitzel (with an herb sauce) and bratwurst (with Hessian cheese). Both hit the spot for the type of German food we wanted to have. We could have paid with cash but paid with a card instead to save our euros for later. Definitely recommended.