I've been in Germany for 9 days and I was eating safe. I asked about the pork knuckle and I was led…read morehere. I didn't try the sauerkraut. Instead I had mashed potatoes. Everything was good.

We were recommended this place from hotel staff. Food was so…read moregood we went two nights. Place was busy and live.

Fantastic little spot great people and very welcoming. Heads up it's cash only bar. There was a…read morelittle 3 piece band that was great.

I liked the reviews and went to Club Voltaire for some fun. I was surprised at the low prices, a…read morelarge number of drinks, good music, decent design and excellent service. The visitors are decent, but there are some strange ones, but otherwise everything is very good

Well, it pains me to have to tell you, this place is big on atmosphere and shy on taste! Ordered…read morethe classic frankfurter with potatoes and sauerkraut. The casing on the frank was so tough that it would have given a chainsaw a run for the money! Honestly, you can do better in the neighborhood here. Ask a local, they'll steer you correct!

Apfelwein Solzer is an apple wine institution located at the top of the Bornheim neighborhood in…read moreFrankfurt. Unlike most of the restaurants in this hipster neighborhood, Solzer offers traditional German fare, and we started with Handkäs' mit Musik, a chewy, mochi-like cheese dressed with vinegar and onions and served with a slice of farmer's bread. One of their signature entrees was "Solzer's Krüstchenschnitzel," a breaded pork fillet served over a slice of grilled farmer's bread, topped with a fried egg and bacon, and served with green sauce (sour cream and herbs), horseradish, and a refreshing salad (lettuce, tomato, carrots, red onion, peppers, pumpkin seeds) on the side. This was a nicely balanced plate, and the different components came together nicely from the savory, crispy schnitzel to the herbaceous, creamy green sauce and the acidic, refreshing salad. Everything of course went nicely with their apple wine, and the service was friendly and attentive too!

Waooh. I had no idea what to expect when I got there. We went around 2-3AM on a Friday and the…read moreplace was PACKED though it is small in space. We sat at the end of the bar, where it turns pointy and cosy, close to the door. After sitting people kept pouring in : mostly 35-40 if not more people, making this place a good mix of younger and older peeps, all singing along and dancing on a mix of VERY german songs and classic english rock songs. It is very funny as the atmosphere is super chill, music very known and if not funny to watch people sing on. Beer is CHEAP and service is on point, always ready to help you get your next beer ;-) . I think it is a place to check if in Frankfurt and attracted to see locals have fun from all background. Beware, this place allows smoking inside.

So, this is another one of those hole in the wall bars that you tend to find scattered across…read moreGermany, and it is also opposite the railway station, but to be honest, it actually felt more like an old man's bar than it did a railway bar - probably because the only people in here were old men. Still, they were friendly enough, but don't expect anything too fancy.

24 hour Dive Bar next to Frankfurt Train Station. Closed Christmas Day…read more364 days a year, 24 hours a day. The 25th Track is a bar just outside the Bahnhof with its 24 tracks. You can smoke in here. You'll see all sorts of people. Usually a jovial crowd. Should be on any goood dive bar tour.

I personally loved this venue! When I arrived in Frankfurt, I wanted to search for an edgy dive…read morebar and Ponyholf is definitely it! My boyfriend and I were very happy to have seen The Vibrators there! We are big fans from America. Of course the venue was small but that is the point when you want to go to a dive bar. The people were nice and the beer was at a reasonable price. Definitely will go back to Ponyholf when I'm in Frankfurt again!

Ironic this place is under Spanish Dive Bars. It is anything but! Anthony Bourdain would be hard…read morepressed to find this place. Spanish dish with German flare. Classy, fun, laid back and American Friendly!

A lovely tapas restaurant with a relaxed atmosphere and quirky design. The food is good and prices…read moreresonable. It is very small so book in advance- and don't expect quick service.

My favorite neighborhood gay bar in Frankfurt…read more I think coming to this place for over 15 years. It is here where my good German friend Henning and I first met. Essentially this is a great little neighborhood pub. Usually when we have friends or family in town, we make at least stopped here. Everyone is welcome. The other day we even took our nephew, his wife, and there is 11-year-old son in for some drinks. The decorations change seasonally. At Christmas they are over the top. Usually there is a high kitsch, but currently the disco seen is mostly white at least during the daytime. Unlike in US gay bars, you can actually get decent wine here. And here rather than paying for each drink, you get a little tab which gets added up at the end at which time you can take care of it.

If you find yourself in Frankfurt and need to go to an over-the-top, seasonally decorated…read moreneighborhood gay bar, Zum Schwejk is the place to go. They have a full bar and also serve the Frankfurt specialty, apple wine! Service is friendly and prompt in the afternoons and the patrons are also friendly, in a friendly way, not necessarily in a slutty way. It's located near the Zeil and is an easy walk from the Haupt Wache U-Bahn stop.