Excellent food and great specials at a good price. Reservations were made by a local colleague…read more(reservations at lunch are a must as there is limited seating). Situated amongst plenty of bright and attractive art pieces, the bistro moth offered up a handmade menu of 8 specials at or around 10 euros each. Three noodle dishes (veggie, meat, fish), a fresh fish dish, chicken and another dish or two in addition to what I ordered: the Kangaroo salad. I was a bit apprehensive having never eaten Kangaroo, but when in Rome ( or Russelesheim).....it was extremely tasty, not at all gamey and more similar to cattle beef than not. Really enjoyed the setting, ad the low key casual feel to the place. As well as the food of course! Cash only and be sure to make reservations.

New rating 2 star after recent visit. Place has obviously changed hands and is now more Italian…read morethan anything. Some remnants of Alsatian heritage remain but flavour is definitely tipped to Mediterranean. They may as we re-namne it to reflect the changes. ***************************** Alsatian Bistro/Restaurant directly across from the Casino. NOt sure how long this place has been around. Whatvere was there before must have had a more modern style which the owners have only partly covered up with the rustic, Alsatian decor. Anyway, most of my party ordered Tarte Flambee so I didn't want to order a full-on meal. I did however order an abgeflämmte Ziegenkäse as an appetizer and it was delightful. Two flambeed goat cheese wheels adorned with ground nuts in pumpkin seed oil and a compote made of wine grapes. Cost around EUR9 but was very nicely turned out. Had a dry Alsatian Riesling which was commendable at EUR4.80 a glass. Wines ranged from 4.20 to 6.80 and I forgot to cehck bottle prices. There's not much I can say about the Flammmkuchen. Flammkuchen is Flammkuchen.kinda hard to screw up. Would stop by again to try the mains. All in all an OK but not spectacular place. Probably a nice place for a first date but not for an anniversary.

This review is for the bar inside the hotel and not the restaurant. The bar inside the hotel, due…read moreto restrictions, has limited seating. Only 30 people can sit at the tables but no one can sit at the bar. I've come here before and they always had a fantastic piano player and it was a fun environment. Now, it is just boring. The two stars is for the service, which is attentive. Zero stars for the cost of the drinks. The cost of the drinks was undisclosed to our group until the bill arrived. €22 for a small stoli martini, which is equivalent to about US$25, is outrageous. Take a look at some of the other charges. I have included the receipt so you will know what you will be in for.... €14for a simple small Manhattan? It was mostly vermouth. €11 for a small shot glass of Sambuca? One scotch, which was approximately 1 ounce, if that, in a glass filled with stones, was €18! My friends were remarking how the stones seemed to absorb all of the scotch! Really! The bill came to €83 and when we looked at the transfer to American dollars on the charge card, it's just about $100. I could've eaten a good dinner at the restaurant for that price. The drinks for really small servings. It's not like you are getting sizeable drinls. The issue I have with this place is they do not tell you what the cost of the drinks are in advance. and there was no drink menus provided on seating. They just ask what you want to order with no menu in sight. This is not a large city in America, such as New York, but they are charging equivalent prices. If you go, you definitely want to ask what you will be charged in advance . After being charged US$100 for just a few drinks and a couple coffees, we felt cheated. There was nothing special about the drinks or the environment. We won't be back.

Overall amazing experience. The hostess started it off right by greeting us so warmly and giving…read moreus a choice of seating. There probably isn't more than 20 tables but all are great choices. We had a 4 course dinner that was phenomenal. From steak tartar to halibut, sordfish, duck and dessert. The servers were attentive but not overbearing. Great place for a special dinner. Not good for big groups or children. Dress is smart casual. Ask to see the wine cellar.

A good option if you're there for some time and hungry but I don't really recommend this place. I…read morecame here in between flights. The service is really slow, they stick really closely to the menu. Anything extra or on the side, they will charge you, and sometimes they don't even know the menu that well themselves, if you point out items on the menu that they claim they don't have, they will immediately try and rectify it for you though. I will say the portions are pretty large, and the food is well prepared, so it's a good option if you just want a quick easy meal. They don't have a lot of variety for breakfast, it's usually the pastries and coffee that most of your lives on, but they do have goulash for the breakfast menu at least they did on the day that I was there. They do have a large space, and it overlooks one of the terminals, so you can look at the flights going in and out. If you want to stay inside the airport you do have the option for that as well, they have a little bistro in front which is pretty cute.

Classic decor, friendly staff, great honest food. I stopped in for breakfast scrambled eggs,…read morenuremburger sausages and coffee, and found it well presented, well cooked, and well priced. Skip the Starbucks rush, and come sit down here instead.

I've been here 3 times the past couple months living in Michelstadt, and it's a pretty good place…read more They have specials which I have not been disappointed with including young wild deer, and goose... some friends I go with recommend the tenderloin but not the regular rumpsteak. They are far enough off the beaten path that you have a chance to dine there even during the Christmas market... but are still walkable from downtown.