So at first I thought that with less reviews and all being so high, this guy definitely got his…read morefamily to rate him. But honestly after having the food it was amazing !!! We had Chico steak house the previous night and thought that was amazing but this definitely kicked it out of the park. Dishes we ordered were lamb chops, beef kefta, and falafel... All were amazing

The cashier at Rewe told us that her uncle's Lebanese restaurant is the best in the area. We…read moretrusted her because her face lit up, so we headed over there. As soon as I walked in, I knew that I was going to order everything because it's all looks like home made. I had the okra with rice with vermicelli. It did not disappoint at all. The falafel was nice and crispy just like I like it. Oh crap I only have an hour left on the parking meter, and I want to order more. Oh well, this place is worth a parking ticket...

This place is just fantastic for Lebanese food. The prices are very reasonable and the quality is…read morevery good. Every time I order a schwarma I'm never disappointed. It's just great to have close by when I need a fix. If you go try not to go in peak business hours cause you might find a line. But the guys work quickly so it's never so long.

Best doener in town. I highly recommend the doener pizza with yoghurt sauce :)read more

We visited the Weißer Schwan today, in a group of about twenty people. We went in for coffee, a…read morelight lunch and cake, after attending a funeral for a beloved family member. The Weißer Schwan was a perfect place for this because it was quiet, somewhat elegant, and a vey classic restaurant. Our meal consisted of a vegetable soup, Brötchen topped with salad, cheeses, tomatoes, and sprouts and two types of cakes; plum cake and mandarin-chocolate cake. Everything was tasty, with the only negative impression was that the Brötchen was not super fresh. But, it was around 2:00pm when we visited, so I guess it was that the day had already passed halfway, since the Brötchen was made in the morning. The tables were set with white tablecloths. There was both, Still and Classic Mineral Water on each table, for self service. The served coffee was Jacobs and it was served hot and fresh, with self service creamer and sugar. The service was likewise on point and the afternoon was successful in spite of the reason for our gathering. We did not order from the restaurant's menu, but I am providing it here among my images for your reference. I would certainly be willing to give Weißer Schwan a try for a regular dining experience and think, if you're looking for a nice quiet place to have a meal you cannot go wrong here. So, give it a try! Eat well. Be well. Cheers!

During our trip to my hometown Frankfurt, we decided to take an excursion to Mainz, the capital of…read moreRheinland-Pfalz. It was lunch time, and I wanted some food from the Eastern Mediterranean Area. There were no Balkan places close, so I picked a Greek place. Delphi is hidden in a back alley but easy to find with a map app. It was a hot summer day. There was inside and outside seating. As it was already 2 pm, there were not many guests left. Some were sitting inside, some outside. We entered the venue and had to go all the way to the back to see any staff. I asked if we could sit anywhere, and we were told that they close at 3 pm. I knew that, although usually this means that you cannot enter after 3. Strange, especially for a restaurant with folks from that region. The whole staff was unusually unfriendly for a Greek place. Instead of the usual family like greeting and service, we had cold and dour waiters. The food was tasty though my pork souvlaki as well as my husband's pork steak was very tough. Also, the place does not take credit cards, only German debit cards, which was not uncommon 10 years ago but is rare these days.

Absolutely wonderful lamb dishes with fried sliced potatoes and tziki sauce. Try the. Nausseu red…read morewine.