In search of some vegetables on a warm summer day, we stumbled upon SALÜ - Genuss am Fluss. The…read morebulk of the dining is outdoors on mismatched tables spread throughout the lawn. In warm weather, the setting is absolutely phenomenal. The cafe was very casual and there were many people lingering and drinking for hours. It had an artsy vibe and the clientele was mostly young and hip. The menu is small and changes every one or two weeks. I believe everything is vegetarian, but my German is terrible, so I could be wrong. We ordered a dish that was kind of like an open-faced roasted eggplant sandwich with roasted red pepper sauce and sesame pesto. I was fantastic! We also had a summer salad with lots of fruits and veggies and lightly fried halloumi cheese. They also have an extensive drink list. Regional wines and beers, plus a well-rounded cocktail list. The beers were very reasonably priced at around 3 Euros. Actually, everything was really well priced, we had two entrees and four beers for around 35 Euros. I would definatly recommend visiting this cafe - especially in the summer. It is a great place to spend a few hours with friends, food and drink.

The food here is amazing! It's very healthy and still delicious. Gluten free and vegetarian options…read moreare marked on the menu. We got the barbecue bowl (with peanut sauce!), a side of gluten free toast, and caprese sandwich on gluten free bread. Everything was to die for! The atmosphere of this place has a cool vibe, and the service was great!

Very good soup and chili. Standard German service…read more Neat place to hang out for bit in the rain.

Great buffet breakfast. Good selection of cereal, yogurts, eggs (?), fresh OJ and other typical…read morebreakfast stuff like fish, meat and cheese. But I repeat, it's buffet style... not normal restaurant. Cost was EU 13.50...eat all you want. At my hotel it was EU14 and it wasn't clear what was included.

Horrendously Shambolic Service!…read more If you want the study of best customer service and eatery experience, go to Mondo to see why it failed that in every category. My mother and I went there for a lunch on the spur of the moment because it looked so interesting and healthy. However, that was wishful thinking. The salad bowls have endless number of ingredients: that became time-consuming to read and decide which one to order like this very entitled customer (more on that in a minute). That also created the problem for the staff who must spend more time assembling the salad bowls to the order. What's more, the very entitled customer in front of me spent more than five minutes discussing with the cashier which salad bowl to order and whether she could substitute the ingredients. The cashier was too accommodating and too loquacious. Oh, gosh, I was fuming due to sheer hunger. When it was my turn to order, the cashier pointed out that the hot dish I wished to order was 86ed. Nothing to indicate that when I looked at the menu board. I had to make the quick decision which alternative dish to order. My hot dish was promptly served while my mum's salad wasn't. We waited about ten minutes before realising something amiss. The guy who was preparing salad bowls suddenly stopped and took over the cash till when the customers came in. The staff was bouncing off the stations without any sense of priorities. My dish was getting cold so I walked over and glared at the guy to finish the salad bowl. Exasperatedly, my mum approached the guy to give the piece of her mind about the shambolic service. When she finally got her bowl, I was finished with mine. Unfortunately, the salad bowl was underwhelming and tasteless. Perhaps they forgot the dressing when rushing through. A guy with two toddlers got so frustrated and angry when his order for smoothie and a slice of apple pie weren't served after waiting more than fifteen minutes. A customer who came in after this guy ordered the smoothies and got them right away. That didn't sit well with the father. Just don't go there if you don't want to wait 15 minutes in the queue to order and another 15 minutes for the salad bowls as well as getting the dishes out of sequence.

food was so so good the portions were deceptively large it was lovely! service was good and the…read moreambience was nice. the music kind of just sounds like random english music they found

I had the Caesar salad the other night (large). It does not taste like the Caesar salad I am used…read moreto (not romaine lettuce, dressing wayy different)- but it doesn´t matter. SOOO good. I could only eat half, saved the rest for the next day´s lunch- and forgot to bring it with me to work. SO good that I thought about that salad all day. I am super thankful that I got extra dressing on the side, because i have been putting it on everything from baked potatoes to chicken schnitzel. Go, you won´t be sorry.

Discovered this place just recently and were very much delighted by the burger and the assortment…read moreof bowls they have to offer! I tip my hat!

If I could give them zero stars I would. Always hate a place that is too busy trying to be cool and…read moredoesn't focus on customer service. Waited over 15 minutes to even be acknowledged and then told what they didn't have. Great, didn't plan on ordering that anyway, but then the waitress never came back to take our order. We took our business elsewhere and so should you!

This is a casual order-at-the-counter and clear your own table place. We had a Roma sandwich and a…read moreSweet Chili Chicken sandwich plus a Penne tomato salad and 2 soft drinks for 15,05 EUR. The food tasted fresh and was ready quickly. We didn't order salads but saw other people's and they were huge. This place was conveniently located on the Markt Platz and had food that was a change of pace from the Franconian food.

More name then taste. Cool place, but food is not the best…read more Employers are nice and good beer. Prices not worth it

Based on reviews, we thought we would give this place a try. We had just driven in from Dresden,…read moreand it was about 8pm on a Monday night. Parking was definitely a challenge, even at this point in the day, but we found a spot around the corner by the museum which had closed. The inside part of the restaurant was nearly empty (I didn't look but I assume most were out back in the garden area) but we chose to sit up front in the main window to people watch. They do have menu's in English which was nice. We all ordered burgers, but my daughter and I asked for no condiments of any kind. We were very explicit about just meat and bread. From the inside you can see into the kitchen, and you can see that it is small and there are only 1, sometimes 2, people cooking so it wasn't a surprise when it took a while for the food to come. When it did come, the first look was impressive - nice sized burger on a ciabatta like bun, and nice crispy fries. Lifted the bun up to find what looked like mayo on our burgers, so we called the server back and pointed out that we asked for no condiments. We expected them to take them back, switch out the buns and bring them back, but they started the whole meal from scratch again. So one ate while the rest waited, and he was done by the time our food came out. So that was awkward and kind of put a damper on our evening. I'll give them a point for good fries, but even though the food was decent the experience kind of let us down.