We got into Erfurt fairly late and were scrambling to land a spot for dinner. We chanced upon the…read moreCafe Del Sol and were happy for it. The atmosphere has a southern vibe with huge porches and porch swings etc. Great vibe from the outdoor dining area. Our waitress was wonderful and the food was some of the best of our trip. We hung out for a bit on the porch swings while I caught some BSU football on my phone and we enjoyed dusk settle in with fireworks going off in the near distance. Wonderful evening.

Very Hipster-y restaurant, went here with my friend and I got the curry turkey taco, which if…read moreyou're from California like me it is more like a burrito, and it was very tasty. My friend got the Brot Salat, which she said had too much balsamic vinegar in it, unfortunately. I do really like that they had a very good selection of Fritz soda, and the waitress was extremely kind to us. The sweet potato fries were really amazing and I would recommend them to anyone who wants to eat here. I do wish that they had a little more options with the menu. But I would definitely go back!

An excellent location! The 5 of us happened upon the cafe when the original place recommended to us…read morewere full up with no seating available. They had blankets galore and a heater running for us to sit outside. Though we only had drinks, we still enjoyed the ambience and the great location.

My family and I (7 of us) happened upon this cafe on our one evening in Erfurt. It was located…read moredirectly behind the must-see Kraemerbruecke. We enjoyed excellent food and service at very fair prices. Most of us enjoyed the seasonal mushroom specialty (Pfifferlinge) which came in a cream sauce with or without meat over some kind of potatoes. I chose the traditional potato dumplings (Kloese) which were light and delicious. Others in the group enjoyed the Roulade (meat roll up) and Forelle (Trout). The service was quick and friendly. The interior was stylish and modern but the basement (where the bathrooms are) was a charming Gewoelbekeller.

This pub doesn't really feel like an authentic Irish pub as some do (no Irish staff in evidence)…read morebut really has a lot going for it. Look around....it's beautifully decorated. (See photo below) Old pictures and large mirrors on the walls. (See photo below) (See photo below) The wooden furniture is worth checking out, particularly behind the bar. I appreciated the colours too. (See photo below) My beer, Kostritzer Edel Pils was above average (for a pils). They serve a mix of German, English and Irish food. A good place to watch the German (but not the English) football. They hold events in the cellar. Thankfully I was able to get away before the Karaoke.