I used to eat here in the mid 1980's when I was a young man starting my life as an expat selling…read moreinsurance to the US Servicemen. I came back to Aschaffenburg in 2023 to find this place is still there. Maybe some of the same guys drinking beer are there too lol. Good food, great atmosphere...Authentic german food if you need a meal or a beer by the HbH.

This is a great Indian restaurant unlike the ones that call themselves Indian by cooking some meat…read morein tomato sauce. The staff is very friendly and sometimes you get some complimentary desserts too!

From the owner: Punjab Tandoori ist ein indisch-pakistanisches Spezialitäten-Restaurant in Aschaffenburg gegenüber…read moredem Bahnhof. Hier können Sie die raffinierte und vielfältige Küche Indiens und Pakistans in orientalisch moderner Atmosphäre genießen. Auch für Vegetarier und Veganer bieten wir eine große Auswahl.

This was a great meal! Americans visiting from Texas and Oklahoma wondered in and were not…read moredisappointed. Wonderful food and friendly service. Ask for the English menu!

We had a wonderful lunch with fantastic service! Three had the wienerschnitzel with calf veal and…read morethe other with turkey. I had the sauerbraten with delicious red cabbage sauerkraut and dumplings with a great texture all served in a wonderful gravy. All enjoyed a great beer and I had the homemade lemonade. One back in town we will certainly visit!

So, I'm not a Mickey D's fan. Buy I have always loved a McRib! And here in Germany they have them…read more So I go and order it in German. The girl apparently does not understand McRib pronounced in English. She asks me fried or grilled (in German). Confused I answer grilled 'cause it ain't fried. Then I see the register display with chick grill. No, I say, McRib. A colleague tells her McRib. I apologize and say I don't know how to say it with a German accent. Perhaps "Mäck Ripp". She gives me attitude. I advise her that you always have to be friendly at McDonald's. That's the American way. She informs me we were in Germany, and she does not have to be friendly to rude customers. So I tell her since we're in Germany my answer to her is "Vielen Dank, (enter expletive)". Now it's my fault that she can't pronounce the items for sale at her restaurant.

As close as it will get for American burgers here. The breakfast is my favorite the sweet breakfast…read moreand the ham and cheese croissants. If you want ice in your drink you better ask for it lol they don't believe in ice in your beverages in Germany.

From the owner: 2006 übernahm Irma die "Bar Del Corso" in Aschaffenburg. Geboren wurde sie in Sperlongo, das liegt…read morein einem wunderschönen Ort, zwischen Rom und Neapel. Schon aus Familientradition, transferierte Irma Ihren Traum aus Italien, in Ihre Bar (liebevoll Schmuckstück genannt). Gekocht wird streng wie bei Mamma, selbstverständlich im italienisch-bürgerlichen Stil mit Herz & Seele! Salate, Antipasti, verschiedene Nudelsorten, Kuchen und Gebäck. Ab 2010 stimmte Irma, zusammen mit Ihrem Ehemann Gennaro den Service und das Ambiente geschmackvoll ab. Seitdem kümmert sich Gennaro, ständig um Produktverbesserungen (Espresso, Kaffee & Weine), nette Annehmlichkeiten sowie hier und da kleine Veränderungen zum Wohle ihrer Gäste. Er freut sich über jede Inspiration. Sie fühlen sich charmant betreut. Samstags hilft Pasquale, ein Freund der Familie, auch bekannt als hauseigener Tenor & Akquisiteur, den Gast professionell zu umschwärmen. Die Bar kann auch in den Abendstunden für verschiedene Anlässe inkl. Service & Küche gemietet werden.