So, despite the fact that I had stopped off in Kolbenz for a short time and only spent about an…read morehour or so wandering around the streets, out of all the pubs that I could have picked I end up going into the grunge pub. I guess that happens to be luck on my part because there were certainly a lot of other places where I could have grabbed a beer. Anyway, as suggested, this is basically your typica grunge pub (or dive bar as some people seem to consider them - me among them) so you can expect heavy metal music blaring out of the speakers (though only on the inside mind you).I found the service to be pretty cool, but the selection of beers to be fairly standard (though there is a pretty full bar if you prefer other drinks).

Sure not everyone's style, but I loved it so much that I celebrated my 50th birthday here. A great…read moreparty hang-out, not only after one of "those days". Hang out with friends? Check!

From the owner: Sie ist die wohl bekannteste Bar der Welt! Sie hat Millionen von Besuchern rund um den Globus…read morefasziniert. Sie wurde von Hollywood verfilmt und entwickelte sich zu einem weltweiten Blockbuster. Die Rede ist von COYOTE UGLY. Es gibt das COYOTE UGLY auch in Koblenz. In Koblenz präsentieren "Europes Sexiest Barkeepers" ihren eigenen SALOON auf ihre ganz besondere, eigene Art: Dabei verwandeln sie die gesamte Location in die heißeste Party der gesamten Region und frei nach ihrem Motto "Don't just get drunk - get ugly"! Neben Live-Gesang und kultigen Dance-Choreos gibt es vor allem eins: Jede Menge Spaß mit dem Publikum und "die beste Party, auf der man je gewesen bist". Wenn die Coyote Girls auf der Bar tanzen nehmen die Drinks nicht jedes Mal den Umweg über ein Glas, sondern werden auch schon mal direkt aus der Flasche serviert und auch die Gäste erleben so manche Überraschung: Wohl niemand, der von den Girls auf die Theke geholt wurde, wird das so schnell wieder vergessen.

A surprise all around. Dishes well prepared, accommodating staff as a solo diner I was able to sit…read moreoutside with time limitations well within my eating time. The pork belly entree was very good. Located in a quiet side lane.

This was spur of the moment. It was to be a beer and developed into dinner after looking around at…read moreother tables. The potato soup was xlnt. I had the Bavarian wurst brots with rye bread. Very good but I like more spice. This was a great idea.

When you only have a short about of time in a city, then it can be a little difficult actually…read morevisiting a couple of really good bars. Fortunately I did visit a grunge bar, but this second one was, well, rather boring. Okay, maybe it was supposed to be a restaurant as opposed to a bar, but I didn't want to leave the city without having another beer, and I was quickly running out of options as I got closer to the bridge that would take us back to the car. Well, if I have waiting I would have found a cool looking Irish pub, but I ended up coming here, and I have to admit that I really wasn't all that great. Maybe it is a good restaurant, but as a bar it is basically, well, nothing all that much.

I came here with a large college group so ordering the giant meat platter was a must. This is…read moreprobably one of the most fun I've ever had with a meal. The same ridiculous amount of food could have been served on separate plates and the experience would have been incomparable, so Kudos to Maximilians for producing a memorable presentation. The food was so overwhelming in variety that I didn't stop to separate the meats, potatoes, veggies, and noodles. The butter in the middle seemed out of place for me, and I accidentally took a bite too. The corn, pork chop, and beans to me were amazing. Flavorful and plentiful! However, the dish suffered from rather bland noodles. I have to agree with a friend that without dousing some meats in the gravy, you wouldn't taste much. For drinks, I ordered the latte macchiato and that was pretty standard and good. I definitely appreciated the cookie that came with it.

A non-stop supply of beers and foods. Friendly staff and with great traditional German foods.read more

Will NOT return: too sweet!…read more Old, since 1689. Irish - many towns in the Middle Rhine valley have their Celtic origins (right?) German - the lady is very forceful and direct ... Fake flowers are everywhere - such a turn off. They're fully books but took us in at 4:55. I told her that we'd out by 6pm. The house did fill by the time we left at 5:55. One short man by the door won't budge to let us out, nor his friend behind him. Ow will - don't like Asians? The beer and wine are great but both entrees are large portion line feeding a platoon and sweet - what the hell. The sweetness is NOT from the bell pepper or paprika. My salad dressing is like syrup. The dry Riesling from Boppard is very yummy.

Staff were really nice despite my poor German and the beer and food were plentiful and tasty!…read moreDefinitely couldn't finish my food because it was so much but decently priced. Bathrooms were cool too!

Our hotel told us about this local favorite restaurant and we were not disappointed! Staff was…read morefriendly and the owner shook our hand goodbye, thanking us for visiting! Food was great and the service was on par with typical busy German restaurants. Only thing difficult was the menu in German ( I know! We managed with a translator it just took forever) so I would suggest looking ahead of time if you are in a rush to order!

Ate here one evening in 2019, so we had to stop again when we were near Koblenz on our most recent…read moretrip. It was worth deviating from our trip just to get some lunch here. The restaurant is right near the bahnhof and if you can't find street parking there is a nearby garage. The food, service and ambiance were just as we remembered. We were greeted and welcomed by a hostess, server and even the owner. You can tell there are a lot of regular local customers. We had lunch specials that included tomato soup. The schnitzel was thin, light and perfectly prepared and so were the fries. Some of the best I've ever found. Worth a stop anytime we're near Koblenz.

This place is awesome location to take a break at- situated next to the Rhine River, Statue of…read moreKaiser Wilhelm & Berlin Wall pieces. Provides shades during hot summer days. There are few different places that sells typical German food- kind of cafeteria style. Whole group can order from different place and yet you all sit together and eat. Prices are double compared to inland restaurants. Still worth it. Bring cash/ no cards accepted! Bring coins for bathroom access. Remember to return your beer glasses to retrieve your deposit!!! (It's added automatically to your bill)- so easy just to walk off once you're done.... Mustard, mayo & ketchup cost money. There is a waterpark/playground right next to the place where ur kiddo can play while being within ur watchful eyes. I saw families having picnic on the adjacent green grass. Prost!!!

When I ate here it was the first time I had had currywurst and bratwurst in Germany so it became…read morethe standard I held everything else up to. With all of my other experiences behind me, I have to say that both currywurst and bratwurst were good but not amazing. I think I liked the currywurst a little more though I wish there had been more heat and less sweetness. That's just my personal preference. The fries were great. For some reason anytime I had fries or potatoes in Germany they tended to be pretty great. As for the experience, it wasn't too posh. You're eating outside off of a plastic tray. They give you silverware but it's just a step above fast food like eating at a cafeteria or a camping ground. I'm not sure how well they speak English here (or if they're pretending they can't speak English). I asked for soda and the woman said "we have soda" while staring blankly at me. She didn't respond to my questions about what kind of soda they had so I just asked for flat water instead. She filled up a glass with what I thought was soda and later realized was carbonated water. It was disgusting. Oh well. I think the food is a bit average for what you're paying for it but if you're in the area I suppose there aren't very many other options.

It was a weekend and prime lunch hour, yet they still managed to seat us and provide pretty dang…read moregood service. Food was great, a reasonable price, and the staff spoke enough English to make the entire experience enjoyable. I'd definitely return, and if you've never, you should...

A great choice for dinner. I had liver n onions and my wife…read morehad chicken Excellent choices with small beers. Great service in a upscale restaurant.

OMG! This place has the best Jagerschnitzel I've ever tasted. The meal was simple, but enjoyed…read morewith a cold beer, it was out of this world. Also, the hotel is real cool place tucked away in a dark forest. I highly recommend dining and staying here.