Edited review after second visit. First time was 5 stars, but quality has gone down hill…read more Nice atmosphere, poor service. Our server was rude and condescending the entire time and seemed annoyed by routine questions. I had the Las Vegas burger . The patty was obviously a frozen one and the fries were served crispy, but cold. All in all the food was terrible. My wife had the avacado chicken fries (which contained almost 0 chicken and majority was French fries). Additionally the chicken was not fresh (pressed meat). Food is overpriced for the quality. Unless some drastic changes are made, we will not be dinning here again.

Great Tex-Mex place, reminds me of the places in the US as you have enough space. If you like…read moreburgers and/or tex-mex, you gotta go here. Very friendly service, Audience : very cool mix. young and old, business folks right beside Motorbike club members (yes, tatooed, dark glasses and pony tail) and all is peaceful.

Came here to see the comedy night and it was really fun. The location is easy to find. It's pretty…read morespacious. Drinks are at regular prices. Check for the events, they have pretty nice ones!

Thought I'd add an English review, for non-German-speaking travellers visiting Frankfurt who like…read morethe Blues ... we had a great night at Orange Peel. The entrance off Kaierstrasse might cause you to look twice - go through an old passageway, on your right is the cloakroom and up the stairs is the Orange Peel bar itself. Unlike many other places in Frankfurt, this is an easy-going, un-self-conscious venue, with a friendly atmosphere, unostentatious interior and broad mix of clientele. We got there just after 9pm for the Tuesday blues night, and the crowd (thin at 9.15pm, packed out by 11.30pm) was a mix of students, middle-aged types, hipsters and grey-haired blues fans. The booze was pretty cheap and the bar service was quick and friendly. No food - eat before you come! Most importantly, the music was very good. The house band played for an hour, serving up well-executed blues tinged with a hint of funk - one or two standards (like Hoochie Coochie Man, which they nailed) and some rarities. Although the leader is Tommie Harris on drums, the MC'ing was done by the guitarist, who chatted away to the crowd in a mix of German and English (at least half of the band are originally from the US as far as I can tell). The second half of the evening was 'open stage' with all comers welcome to join the house band for a number or two. Fun times; we were sorry we had to leave before the night was over. The crowd were still cheering on the band and the open stage guests, who ranged from OK to excellent. If you bring your guitar, and you know the opening licks for 'Jonny B Goode', then you too might be able to join in ...