Inside in Frankfurt main train station. Service: slow, if you are on a tight connection this might not be the best or fastest option. Pay at kiosk and food provided at counter. Food: ordered BBQ chicken fries. The temperature was vwry hot. French fries were very good. The bbq chicken in the picture looked like pulled chicken and we were served deep fried chicken balls/tenders. Everything was temperature hot. Added some sliced radish to our order. The radish were on the dried out side but the radish with the kraut with sauces and fries and chicken balls all worked together and it was a nice train ride snack. Generous portion of food. read more

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A small shop inside the Frankfurt train station. Order a kiosk, pay at the kiosk, pick up at the counter. Service: For a train station service was a bit on the slow side. But we made our train. Food: funny flavor combinations and ingredients, but everything worked together great. One complaint - the chicken served with the fries was very different from the chicken in the photo at the ordering kiosk. Sliced grilled chicken was substituted for low-grade chicken tenders. Nonetheless, the fries were a great snack on the way to Berlin. read more

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Stopped by here on a whim after never getting my meal in a nearby restaurant. And I'm so glad that the bad service of another restaurant landed me here. I had the vegetarian curry wurst. Wow! I can't wait for Friday night when I'm there again. I will definitely stop in here again. They make things easy and fast. When you step in you walk up to a machine where you can view the menu and place your order. In a short time your fries are ready. The place is clean and has plenty of fresh air coming through. They also have an upstairs seating area, but I didn't go up there, I was to tired and hungry. See you there this coming Friday!! read more

The chicken shawarma and the avocado chicken bombs were out of this world delicious!! I was shocked at how good the shawarma is and ate it all!! Highly recommend! read more

After the long awaited opening, finally the second coming of the (in)famous Canadian poutine has happened. Or not!!! But what exactly is Poutine? It's​ a Quebecois (french Canadian dish) recently also popular across the rest of Canada. Ingredients: French fries (pommes), cheese curds topped with a light brown (meat) gravy and sometimes a pickle on the side. Simple enough, right? After moving to Germany from Canada last year, I had heard of one other joint in Berlin, who desperately tried to "imitate" this dish but unfortunately repeatedly failed at creating it for obvious reasons which I will explain. Frittenwerk uses only mozzarella cheese (and not a good quality either) for what it calls curds. I've seen many, even in Canada try this on potatoes, it's as you say in Germany, a Katastrophe! Regular cheese on potatoes just melts away, the grand idea of poutine is to obtain the famous "squeak" from the cheese curds whilst chewing. And that ain't happening here! On my first visit to Frittenwerk, I ordered, the "Classic Quebec Poutine" (as I often do at a new pizzeria, the classic or basic dish, just cheese and tomatoes, a Margherita, it's my base for judging the rest of the pizzas). From Frittenwerk's menu: "A big portion of fries with a vegetarian spicy gravy topped with melting mozzarella cheese curds". Let my taste buds rewrite this: A generous portion of well cooked thick-cut french fries(nice), with tiny (a lame excuse for) mozzarella cheese pieces topped with some extremely salty unidentifiable cream!!! Price? €5,50! Zu teuer. I know I'm being harsh but if Frittenwerk claims to have gotten its experience from Canada, it's like saying, Pizza Hut got its experience from Naples! I can somehow forgive Frittenwerk for its lack of curds use, apparently cheese curds are impossible to find outside north America. Probably the huge cheese variety in Europe prevents such tiny use of a cheese mid-product. For those, including Frittenwerk, who wish to pursue the meaning of REAL CHEESE CURDS, read below an extract from Wikipedia... (Source Wikipedia): ""After the milk has been pasteurized, the result is a mixture of whey and curd. This mixture is then cooked and pressed to release the whey from the curd, creating the final product of "cheese curd". Fresh curds squeak against the teeth when bitten into. This "squeak" has been described by The New York Times as sounding like "balloons trying to neck". The curds have a mild flavour and are sometimes somewhat salty."" Sorry Frittenwerk, not yet... If Martin Picard finds out about this, he'll be upset! read more

Frittenwerk - Fast Food Near Me - Frankfurt, HE

This is probably the best poutine I ever had. Outside of Canada. The fries are crisp, the gravy is hot and delicious and the cheese curds are almost perfect. It takes me back to my time in Canada for sure! Only downside: The place is crowded! Pro tip: let the poutine settle for a minute or two. It's hard to resist, but I have two reasons why I'm recommending this: 1: The gravy is really hot (and freshly made). 2: The taste gets so much better when you give a little while. Let's say: I had it way worse in Canada. I have to stand corrected. I still liked the taste of the poutine, but apparently my mind tricked me in those cheese curds. They aren't real cheese curds after all, or so I was told. It's right, they melt to much for real cheese curds. I've just been out of Canada for so long, I wanted it to work. Maybe next time. read more

Frittenwerk - Classic Quebec-style poutine. - Fast Food Near Me - Frankfurt, HE

Walking by on my way to my hotel, I saw this place. Wow, Canada! Came back later for lunch and so glad I did, great menu, some interesting choices. The big pile of fries looked amazingly tempting, and in just a couple of minutes I had my Montreal poutine. Found a seat and tucked in. Wow....oh yes, curds & potatoey flavors burst in my mouth...Mushroom goodness, heaven. Wonderful, filling, inexpensive and delicious. Enjoy! read more

Good poutine and lots of choices for toppings and sides. Just that I wouldn't really think it's a 10euro meal, hopefully the prices will come down. Comfy and renovated area in somewhat of a dodgy location right outside the Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof, but Frittenwerk has security at the door to keep things safe. read more

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Poutine is not bad for me just too oily, so that one can't finish the food. Disposable paper box makes everything look cheap. Good pulled pork and beautiful arrangement. read more

Frittenwerk - Pulled pork Poutine. - Fast Food Near Me - Frankfurt, HE

Typical North American low quality stuff. It is hard to call it even food. The disposable cutlery they use is also unacceptable. They made Bahnhofsviertel a worse place. It seriously bothers me to see this kind of a place in my neighborhood. read more

The place serves the Canadian poutine in different variations. It is really tasty over there and if you are not as far away from the central station it's worth your visit. read more

Frittenwerk - Fast Food Near Me - Frankfurt, HE