Amazing food! Great atmosphere and great service as well…read more Our server S.Leim was exceptional and recommended the best main course and desserts. (Will edit this review later with more details)

I was taken here to dinner by a customer and loved it. Located in the center of town this is a big…read moreplace with lots of outdoor seating for warmer days. The service here is quite good and the staff very accommodating. The menu has plenty of items on it for starters, mains and dessert. There is also a steak menu albeit smaller than one of their other locations in town. They did offer to send a taxi to pickup a Tomahawk steak from their other branch and cook it for us if we agreed to pay the taxi fare and wait a while to eat. I thought that was a nice touch. All of us ordered a steak and I had a rib eye cooked English style, medium rare but more on the rare side. It was cooked to perfection and tasted delicious. They had a small wine menu but the wines were well priced and good. For dessert I had their house speciality, pancakes and it was also good. Overall a great experience and I would happily come here again. It's a great spot for people watching in the warmer months.

Enjoyed the crazy green chicken breasts. Best of Germany…read morefor sure! I hated to see it go from my plate- bite by bite. Tasty! Worth visiting.

Oi mate, fancy a Wenk?…read more I'll get it out of the way now, the name is funny to English-speakers. Alright, as for the review: I think the place is solid, as long as you know what you're getting into. This is the place in Dortmund for a Schnitzel, some beer, and probably a football match. Better, in my opinion, than Zum Alten Markt across the Platz. At Wenkers they brew their own beer: a Schwarzbier, which I find pretty good, and then their Urtrüb, which I find kinda bland but which my German coworker insists is "süffig" (smooth? quaffable?). Also Kronen Pils is available because come on, you're in Dortmund, there's no escaping the Pilsners. Also Schöfferhofer Weizen but that's honestly one of the worst hefeweizens in my opinion. Hold out for a Paulaner, Weihenstephaner, or Maisel-Weisse if you're in Germany only briefly. Uh, as for Schnitzel, I'm a Pfefferrahm kind of guy. Get a Schnitzel and some beers and consume until you're nice and belly-full.

One of my favorite places to eat in Dortmund! They have a huge outdoor seating area with a little…read morebeach hangout area as well. The spätzle was unique in that it's very creamy and is a stand-alone dish. We also got the appetizer schnitzel that comes with a fried egg, salad, and bratkartoffeln. I thought the schnitzel and bratkartoffeln were the best part of the meal because they were both crispy and the right amount of salty. They also have have a wide selection of local and other domestic beers to choose from.

Great spot to enjoy some beers and bar food in the city center…read more My wife and I were in town for the Dortmund match and needed a spot for lunch. Maximilian has a huge beer garden out front, but the tables were all full when we visited. The service inside was friendly and provided an English menu. The sweet potato fries were delicious and come with your choice of dipping sauce, the pizza was good as well. And as always the beer was the best part. And if you are looking to buy some Dortmund gear nearby, there is a team shop right next door.