So there was a May Day festival going on the two days we were in Frankfurt which was amazing…read morebecause it meant loads of outdoor street vendors, including this shop which had set up an outdoor sausage tent. I'm not sure if they always have an outdoor option, but they did the night we walked by and I'm sure glad we stopped. Now, first of all I was lured in by the smells of brats cooking, then hooked by the sight of them. Once I saw they also had beer on tap I was sold. I was a bit nervous because I literally speak no German, but I was assisted by a friendly local in line and then found out that the staff all speaks fluent English, and is actually insanely friendly. After some chatting I got what I was looking for which was a brat, some fries, and a solid German beer. Overall the brat was amazing, in part due to the homemade bun, and the beer was thirst quenching. The fries were actually really basic and nothing to write home about, but I'm landing on five stars for this place because I did not find any servers that were more friendly than the folks working at this sausage stand, and I'd absolutely recommend going back to this place if you're looking for a satisfying and affordable meal in Frankfurt.

Had a Frankfurt style bratwurst there, and was pleased with it. The location isin the…read moreLiebfrauenberg plaza, so it was a good place to get some food and rest. Since it was a nice day, decided to eat outside. Not too shabby.

From the owner: Wir sind eine familiengeführte Landmetzgerei aus dem Rosendorf Steinfurth. Neben unserer…read moretraditionellen Auswahl an Wurst- und Fleischwaren bieten wir Ihnen täglich eine Auswahl frisch gekochter Gerichte. Gerne stehen wir Ihnen auch bei der Planung Ihrer privaten oder geschäftlichen Feiern zur Seite.

Looking for Turkish and Near Eastern groceries? This place will likely have what you are looking…read morefor. They sell fresh produce, have a halal butcher in-house, keep black tea, beans, lentils, rice and other grains in bulk, and the shop is easy to find near the Adolf Reichwein campus of the Uni, too!