Great place to soak in the ambiance of Idstein, Germany... Patio (or street) dining is definitely…read morerockin'. Good food, good beer, an awesome waitress with quality English skills, what more could you want? Prost!

Great service and great food! Typical Greek food served by typical Greeks…read more It's a great place to take the family for a good evening of good food. As with most German restaurants there is a separate smoking room. So it's safe to take the kids. Yamas!

Good halal food. Very friendly service. Very inexpensive. Make sure you have cash, they do not take…read morecard.

Great hole in the wall place for no frills Indian food. Menu is limited but they do it well…read more Service was friendly and informative, curry was excellent, and prices were fair. I got the chicken curry plate with both bone in and bone out (different flavors), a drink, and naan for only €10. I usually have leftovers but I ate the entire plate here. THE ENTIRE THING. It was that good. I wish the curry had been a bit spicier.. but we are in Germany after all. Great place and would definitely recommend. Located off Zeil in a small building. Don't be deterred by its looks. This place is awesome.

Went for dinner after the Patriots lost to the Colts! The Pizza was very good, excellent dough,…read moreGnocchi was great. Saved the day!!

This place does not disappoint. We were here 2 times during our week visit. Everything is good…read more Staff very nice. Only one minor issue. No English menu. However they were helpful with the menu. Worth a visit.

We had an absolutely amazing experience here and almost didn't go because of the reviews. Food was…read moregreat and our service was awesome. Would absolutely recommend.,we were staying at the FalkensteinGrand, it was a Sunday so not everything was open. Turned out to be a great find! They were very busy with take away also!

Prima! Best service! Best environment and culinary excellence! You must enjoy fine dining at…read moreFiorentino!

Eine gute Currywurst, die Pommes sind klasse und das Brot erst spitze. Leider Mittags immer riesen…read moreAndrang so dass man lange in der Schlange steht. Eine Alternative ist die Currywurstbude vor dem Hellweg Baumarkt (René).

Nothing irks me more than having to explain that when I say curry I don't mean a sausage covered in…read moreketchup with a bit of curry powder sprinkled more, and this is something that I have to do a lot. Germans have butchered the word curry there I've said it, well and truly butchered it. But my rating isn't based on my hate for this food or the germans calling it curry, its based on my experience here. I wont lie i've been to a couple of these places in Frankfurt and like the concept of the different heat levels and challenge of trying to go as hot as you can. I infact on my arrival in Germany refused to believe that Germans know what spicy food is (I still don't to be fair) and a fellow English person and I were taken here and told to order as hot as we can, we asked for the top rating of F (the scale works a-f, a being the mildest f being the hottest, past C you need to be above 18 and if you order f I believe you have to sign a waiver saying any death or injury isn't their fault... you also get a free chocolate milk) we were promptly informed they would only sell us D, we accepted thinking this will be easy, a few bites in and it wasn't bad, then the pain started, I got through half of my sausage, my mate ate all of his and threw up on the way back to the office. If you are partaking in this challenge I recommend getting the toilet roll in the freezer the night before, as the next 24 hours will put your body through some agony. But back to the Eschborn location, the queues are long, the food really isn't tasty even if you order an normally spiced version, you have to stand outside and eat. Also its really expensive for what is essentially sausage, ketchup and curry powder. I suggest walking a little bit further going to Bombay Curry for some really curry.

Situated in a renovated Art Nouveau building, the interior of the restaurant schauMahl combines a…read morecozy living room atmosphere with the world of One Thousand and One Nights, coupled with modern illumination. Intensive red light is coming out of a white corner. There are brick walls and furniture in a colonial style. In the window niche is a Buddha. Host Pit Punda is well known in the Frankfurt gastro scene from his day at Emma Metzler, Cyrano and Zarges. I spent a lovely evening there: http://schiller-wine.blogspot.com/2012/10/the-bistronomics-cuisine-of-chef.html

We were really impressed. It's fine dining with great ambience at a very reasonable price. We had a…read more5-course menu and everything was great. I requested for a happy birthday message on the dessert and it was graciously delivered. The menu changes regularly which gives the guests opportunity to try different dishes. We will definitely be back.