We were in Speyer for the day and decided to search out for burgers on a whim. We were surprised by…read morethis hidden gem. Food and service were amazing! I will definitely return. Highly recommend this place!

Not authentic Italian food. Ingredients are questionable (prosciutto tastes suspiciously like ham;…read morerigatoni Bolognese tastes like Barilla pasta with sauce from a jar). The food was microwaved. Gordon Ramsay would not approve.

The best pizza I had in Speyer. It's Italian style, cheap, and open late to cater to your speyer…read morelate night munching needs. They don't speak much English but who cares. Just eat. Don't talk.

CANT GO WRONG WITH THIS PIZZA SPOT. Super cool historical-looking restaurant with extremely unique…read morepizza options. They use wood-fired ovens to bake the pizza and it was cool to see it happen up close. I tried a pizza with fig on it and it was very delicious. The inside of the restaurant has an old industrial feel and it's kinda dark but warm and cozy. The staff were friendly and overall it was a great experience. They had outdoor seating which was nice to eat and enjoy fresh air. The menu was in German (to be expected though) so we had to translate it to figure out meal options. Highly recommend if you're looking for unique pizza flavors.

This is a very nice location for some real wood fired pizza. The service was excellent and the…read moreowners made sure our experience was great. There is a sign of the oven that says "good food takes time" and that's true. When in doubt...check it out!

Tasty Schnitzel (you can hear them hammering the Schnitzel tender in the kitchen upstairs!) and…read moredelicious Schorle. Perfect combo. Highly recommended.

We walked in without a reservation and were told "we have a table for 1hr, 15 min." We happily…read moretook that spot and adhered to our time frame. Boy we are *so* glad we did!!! But you be smarter than me and make a reservation!!! Seated in an upstairs dining room there are coat hooks on the wall, an old enameled stove as decor and maybe five tables in this cozy room with deep window sills and bench seating. We were given enough time to peruse the menu but we had checked out their menu on display outside the door and knew what we wanted. (btw: menu's in German but the waiter speaks English) My SO had the best Paprika Schnitzel he can remember ever having in our 30 years of visiting Germany. Wow. This guy loves Paprika Schnitzel! I had the small steak (200g) and it was so perfectly cooked medium and perfectly lean. I ordered it with herb butter which was exactly as flavorful as I'd hoped! You can also order it with pepper sauce or fried onions (your choice) and it comes with the house bread. Salad and other sides are a la carte. We paired our meals with a beer on tap and a dry red wine. They also have other bar items, and non-alcohol beverages. We didn't stay for coffee and dessert, but without a doubt we would happily return (with reservations) next visit!!!

Very close to the hotel Seipel and Appart inn. Have been there several times…read more Steaks are not my recommendation. About two years ago, one of my friends ate that and it was really hard. Salad is also not my favorite. Ordered a side salad last week, it was even not clean. A lot of soil was on the lettuce. Really bad experience. Also tried chicken sth, on the above oh chicken wings. Not a fan. Now comes my favorite. The ribs! We love that. Three or four of my colleagues' recommendation. There are two kinds. The cheaper one is with three big ribs and very crisp potatoes. Very nice. The other one is purely five big block of ribs. Very tasty as well. A little bit rich. But worth to try. The beer there is good.