I had brunch on a Sunday morning and I have good memories of this place. The atmosphere and the…read moresurroundings are nice and alternative. The dishes for brunch have super big portions for a correct price. The croissant are nice ( for a French person that's important!). The waitresses were friendly but we had to wait some time before getting served. I often go there just for a drink and that is a good place to stay after work, watching skaters or just relaxing under the trees with a good mojito.

I've lived in Bremen for a year and eat out plenty but there's no place that I could recommend for…read morefood until I came here last night. I got the burger and it was amazing (i'm American so I know a good burger). The salsa was the best salsa I've had in Bremen (I've been on a hunt for good salsa). I also tried a bite of what my boyfriend got and it was also very good-- the knipp. I would definitely come back to this place for the food. The atmosphere is really cool with a pretty beer garden. I haven't been to any restaurant like this since living here.

I stopped into Feldmann's during a recent business trip to Bremen. I did not eat here, so this…read morereview is simply about the place, their beer garden, and the service. Feldmann's is a relaxing cafe located on Schlacte street in Bremen, with a beautiful outdoor patio/beer-garden overlooking the lovely Weser River. I found Feldmann's to be the nicest and easiest place to stop by for an after-work beer (or two, if I was lucky) during my business trip. The people were friendly, and service was nice, and the view was beautiful. it was very relaxing to sit and sip, and to mangle the German language with mine terrible Deutsch! The beer list was fine, but I went with the local product: Haacke-Becks. Can't go wrong there. I enjoyed Feldmann's and would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting lovely Bremen.

One of my most vivid memories in Germany, this quaint corner bar with its steep gabled exterior and…read morewarm, friendly interior has stood for centuries, and feels lived in without being worn or weary. I was introduced to this establish through a co-worker who happened to be in Bremen at the same time, and who has often gathered with his hometown friends to grab a pint and reminisce on all they have missed during their years apart. I felt welcomed by their company, as well as the staff and the local regulars who call this pub their home turf. There is a romantic, old world quality that I can't express, other than by saying the Spitzel Gebel feels familiar, even as a first time visitor. It feels like a community, even to a stranger. One might say I feel a sort of hybrid fernweh/heimweh (farsickness/homesickness) to return to this distance place where I felt like I was coming home.

This place looks beautiful and cosy and has a lot of old world charm. However, DO NOT come here if…read moreyou expect to be served drink when you pay for it! My friend and I ordered two beers, and the landlady brought them to our table, where we paid. However when I tried to order a second time, she took the money but failed to bring the drinks over. After about 20 minutes of waiting (we thought that maybe she had a rush on) I went over to find out what had happened. She asked me for the money again and kept insisting we had received the drinks we paid for. I spoke in the best German I could (I am English but live in the area) and a local man at the bar tried to explain to her as well. However she kept repeating that we had received our drinks and avoided making eye contact with me. After several minutes of this my friend and I left. This soured our experience of what could be a delightful little pub and I doubt I will ever return. I advise anyone considering a drink in the area not to bother with this place, well definitely not if there is an elderly woman at the bar, and to always ensure you receive your drink before you pay for it.

Absolutely horrible service. I am not of a whining type but…read morethis accentuated disdain and neglect got even to me. Was it because we didn't speak German? Not sure - all other places in Schnoor were very friendly. The food was a strong 1 out of 5: lukewarm schnitzel with McDonald's type french fries - not something German food lover would expect. Beer is nothing special as well. Sorry but Avoid!

We came here for a traditional German meal of sausages, steak and beer. To our surprise, we found…read morefish and local North see fish on the menu. I had the North Sea fish soup while my husband had the fish bisque. Both were amazingly tasty. The fish soup was light and contained chunks of fish and 2 large tasty shrimps. The shrimp bisque had lots of North Sea shrimps and was very creamy. We also tried the fish with North Sea shrimp dish. While the shrimps were very tasty, the fish was covered in a lot of batter and was underwhelming. Our son had the full platter traditional meat dish. He thoroughly enjoyed that as well. Everything was flavorful and delicious. The ambience was cozy and very charming. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed dining here.