I had a jagerschnitzel with mushroom gravy and French fries with a tall glass of coke. Not a…read moreStarbucks "tall" but a .5L glass. (I didn't clarify that a 250mL glass would have sufficed. My bad for not knowing German!) I have passed by this establishment at least 4 or 5 times since I was staying at the hotel a few feet away. I had a late dinner and was seated quickly (at the time, I was their only patron). Since I saw the jagerschnitzel advertised outside, I knew what I wanted to order. Food came out in a reasonable time and was piping hot. The schnitzel was pounded thin, breaded evenly and as quite tender. I'm giving this 3 stars because the mushroom gravy was super salty. I think it would have been better paired with bland mashed potatoes I might have even felt some salt crystals. In that regard, I'm not too disappointed with the uber sized glass of soda, as it helped cut the flavor of my dinner. The people that work here were nice and patient, though, considering the language barrier.

Great beer selection and a great place if you do not speak a ton of German and need a break from…read moretrying. Located near the train station this can be a nice spot to meet expats and travelers alike.

Irish Stew is kind of Irish Germany Stew. Its not real Irish…read moreStew, but its good! I like Cottage Pie, but its enough for me.

I had been to Rhodos at least a few times before, but last weekend I went while sober and, well, I…read moredon't think I'll be going back. Rhodos is fine as a late-night destination in Jungbusch when you're drunk and looking for some munchies like fries and a last beer before you go home. And for some drunken dancing to loud 80s standards under a disco ball. But for a meal... no thanks. I noticed for the first time that the tablecloths are stained with grease and burned from cigarette butts. The food was not particularly fresh, especially the salad which, despite my hunger, was left mostly untouched. The tzatziki is probably the worst I've ever had. The Gyrosteller I ordered contained way over-salted meat which were only okay because the fries were good, and you can't have too much salt on french fries. Thankfully, there was a wall of old tomatoes protecting the gyros and fries from the invading tzatziki sauce. As a reward, I let them live and did not eat them. The bathroom was just disgusting. There wasn't even a seat on the toilet in the men's room. At the end, it seemed like my friend and I got overcharged by about a euro each. But I just wanted to leave (I'm no Cyndi Lauper fan) so I didn't much care. The only upside is the friendly service. They're nice people here, but like someone else wrote, this is no restaurant. Come here if you're drunk and like the music you hear on 80s hits stations. But if you do, just drink the overpriced beer and avoid the food... I wouldn't trust this kitchen...

We always go there when we are a big group and just want to be able to sit and talk…read more Barman always gave us cards to play when we asked. Waiters are very nice. Prices of Beer and gin tonic are good. There is a smoking area and non-smoking area. I've never tried the food.

Looks like a good place for drinks, but the bar food is so-so. BLT is pretty good but the fries…read more(or chips) were soggy. Come on, you have to at least make decent fries...

So for the traveler near these parts, I really suggest this Pub. It's friendly and comfy. I was…read morestationd in this part of GE for a few years, lo ved this place. The Guinness was served w/a sham and Sean is a good man. Friday's and Sat's saw it's share of Soldier's, but I was into the Monday scene. Trivia night, never won, but goodtimes. And afterwards, around the corner was a Doner place that served the best lamb-pizza.