So Yes, I spent a week in Darmstadt living like a local and you may ask why?…read more YOLO thats why. After 9 years in Hong Kong and 16 years in California, i wanted some new experience. Bembelsche, it was at walking distance from my Airbnb and i ate here 3 nights. Being an authentic German restaurant. It offers actual traditional german dishes. Obviously, Schnitzels are on the menu. My first try was the Frankfurter Schnitzel. It was good. This restaurant doesn't do small portion. For all the 3 night, i either have to take the dish home or walk away in a full belly. Now the waiting staffs, only the waiter speak limited English but they are all very friendly and ready to serve. I left my Schaufelchen half finished. The waitress checked on me looking concerned. I just told her that it was too much. Seriously, i never had a restaurant serving me a WHOLE PORK SHOULDER. Lastly, the restaurant has a great beverage menu. They are German. It is Bier and they are all great!

Love this place! We had our office christmas party here with…read more10 people. The service was really fast and so friendly.++ The serving of food didn't take that long, we all got the food at once.+ A big plus is that they also have dishes for vegetarians.+ The only minus is, that paying by card is not possible.-

Service was really good. I had a small pils which was unfiltered and could have been better. As…read morealways the bread was good and sitting outside in the square on a 65 degree March day was spectacular. As for lunch, I have been in Germany and Czechia for the last ten days-I needed something other than meat. I had potato soup, good but the soup in Munster was far superior, and a salad-large but good. Would stop again if Darmstadt is ever on the itinerary.

Great beer and snack bar. Thank you! I would recommend it for friends and family. Conveniently…read morelocated.

The Riwwelmaddes is the closest I've come to an English style pub in Germany. They have a good…read morewhiskey selection, serve up an excellent Guinness and the menu is varied and very reasonable. The meat on a hot stone is great for the carnivores amongst you. Every so often they also do an excellent Fish and Chips night. You have to reserve a portion, and the portions aren't huge (by German standards) but it's the real thing. My only complaint is that they're shut at the weekend.

Great place for a good English atmosphere. Very laid back and smoke free. Incredible whiskey…read moreselection stuff I've never heard of before. The Guinness is good with live bands every so often. As stated, fish and chips events are a must. Friendly staff and frequented by English speaking people. No TVs for sports though.

The winning restaurant of my Germany Trip…read more I just cant stop coming back. Price is only a little bit higher than my neighbor German diner but everything is more refiner. From the dining area, to the food and even the bathroom, it feels premium. Out of my 3 meals here, my steak was the spotlight. I asked for medium rare. It was cooked to precision with great seasoning. The salad has flavorful dressing and offered a great company to the steak. My 2 schnitzel, i like the cream cheese once better than the chili sauce one. Now the waiting staffs, they are all quick to serve and friendly even they speak limited English. I had a great experience. Thank you

On both recent visits we were served by pleasant and competent staff. The decor is intentionally…read morerustic yet comfortable. The food was home-made and delicious, from veal to beefsteak to salmon. Salads were very fresh and generous. Local specialties like 'green sauce' (a yoghurt base with 7 fresh green herbs) stood out.

Casual dinning. Popular amongst the tourist and locals. Foods are delicious. Great service. Dinning…read moreroom gets busy at dinner time.

I give four stars. My second visit. The food is incredible. Today I had pork something with a…read moredumpling-Exquisite. Just great food and really great beer. This visit would have been four stars except for the drama behind the bar. Look, I am a manager of a global team and I know talent when Insee it. Tina, don't know her last name, was working the tap like no other. I was so impressed I sat there far longer than intended. Somewhere along the way her manager got pissed at her-no idea why. She even bad mouthed her to me, where I replied I think she's an asset. Without this drama this is a five star place. With that said, I will be in town 6 more nights. If Tina is not there I am leaving.

Very nice restaurant in Darmstad. The place is spacious and…read morehas also a garden, the food is really nice and definitely cheap. The location is very central and has some characteristic furniture, a little kitsch.

Food and beer is good. Sporadically accepts credit cards, so beware of that even though the profile…read moresays they do. I did see a credit card machine there, but was refused credit payment. Service is OK, but you will not feel overwhelmingly welcomed by any means.

Seriously? When I…read morefirst came to Germany, I used to say: "If you want to have a good meal in Germany, eat German food-it's what they know how to cook." This place is making me rethink that adage. If you like meager portions and a lumpy sauce hollandaise during the Spargelzeit, then this is definitely the place for you. If you like to pay top dollar for Spätzle from a package, then, by all means go here. If you like really thick Schnitzel (it should be paper thin, people), then, don't think twice, patronize this restaurant right away. The decor is very folksy (just what one wants with a restaurant with home-cooking), but looks as though it has not been replaced since the seventies. The place does have a retro-feel, yes, but in a completely non-ironic way. And the prices! You can have a great meal in Darmstadt made by someone who actually knows what they're doing (serving a broken Hollandaise is pretty much unforgivable, imo) for about 30% less in many locales here. Boo!

I've eaten at the restaurant twice, and both times was very pleased! The menu is very typical of…read moreHessen and is translated into six languages. Restaurant service is prompt and courteous, and sitting in the bier garten is definitely the way to go, weather permitting. The hotel itself is quaint and can do with some more maintenance. I stayed for three nights and slept rather well, in spite of the jet lag and inexplicably huge pillows (but nicely pliable, so no biggie). The shower was tiny and rather uncomfortable to navigate, but it goes with the territory in many parts in Europe. Overall, I would recommend both the hotel and restaurant, give them a try!