We came for a glass of wine and stayed for dinner. The space inside is very cozy, but the owners…read moremake you feel so welcome when you arrive. They will also take the time to help you find a wine you will enjoy. Highly recommend the flammkuchen. I had the Espangol and my husband enjoyed the Classic. And the seasonal green salad was fresh and delicious with generous slices of goat cheese. Highly recommend coming here for a nice evening out.

This place is just wonderful. It's close enough to the city center to be convenient, but far enough…read moreaway that it feels authentic, genuine, and like a hangout for locals- which it is. The outdoor seating is quaint and allows for conversation with fellow customers. The staff I have encountered is very knowledgable, kind, and patient with poor German speakers such as myself. Both German and French wine is available. The Flammkuchen and other foodstuffs I saw looked very appetizing.

One of my favorite restaurants in Darmstadt! Pretty small and often packed, so definitely make a…read morereservation. Extensive wine list and delicious food, my favorite is the octopus appetizer which can be made entree size. Parking is impossible, but it is worth it. Very highly recommended!

Our visit started off very pleasant. We started out with the appetizers, and complimented the…read morewaiter that we enjoyed them. Upon receiving our mains, we told the waiter that our brown pasta was way undercooked and another pasta was not very flavorful. Instead of the waiter accommodating and welcoming our comments, he broke into a tantrum and a fit about how we should not come back here if we don't like the food and that this is how they make the food and he will not change the way they cook for us. He started yelling about the truffles and that he is italian and knows how it should be. To be honest their home made spaghetti was closer to udon noodles, and their pesto sauce was not a pesto rather an infused oil. We paid our bill and left, and will surely never return there - not because of our bad experience with the food, but because of the very angry and aggressive attitude and energy. People can have bad cook days, but an aggressive attitude is not acceptable.

We met up with friends who live in Frankfurt and this is their favorite wine bar. Excellent wine…read moreselection of course and we all shared a bottle of their estate produced Riesling. I also tried a really nice skin contact wine. The place is tiny and they only have a charcuterie board for snacking but it is a very good option for a glass of wine in this neighborhood.

We loved this cozy wine bar. The wine selection was amazing and the staff gave a good record for…read moreme. We will definitely return when back in Frankfurt.

They don speak English. They don't have Schmitt. The beer menu is short. It's not worth to drive…read morehere if you go to the airport.

A wonderful dining experience! We had the Weiner Schnitzel and Frankfurter Schnitzel dinners and…read moreboth meals (meat, potatoes, salad) were very good! We also enjoyed the ambiance of the place - historic, rustic and comfortable. Friendly, helpful staff and understanding when I couldn't speak much German. Will eat here again! Highly recommended!

If you are looking for a nice and quiet wine bar, this is the place. Excellent choice of wines,…read moregood food to pair with. A must in Frankfurt.

What a hidden gem, and I mean literally :D, was not easy to find it lol. When we came to the…read morebackyard we sat in some restaurant and we were like wait that's not the place, for the Weinkontor you need to go down the stairs in the right corner! And woow how cool is that place, in the basement, super pretty interior, they have a terrace too, everything in candles - love love love! And yes a lot of wine, if you don't have a big knowledge about wines don't worry they will help you to choose something! And yes they served tapas but as we came after dinner I haven't try them.

If you visit Frankfurt and you love wine, don't miss this wonderful little wine bar! It's got a…read moregreat selection of German white wines, which of course you must try while you're here! If you're hungry try their yummy German-style pizza. Seshka (hope I got her name right) will help you find the wine that makes you happy!

A tiny wine bar near the river. We saw their sign and decided to pop in to the cozy warm spot for…read moresome refreshments. It's got a very comfy feel and at 3:30 the only other folks there were seniors. While the menu was only in German, we managed and enjoyed a nice Italian primitivo and watched the afternoon light fade away. The place is tiny-seats around 15 on first level. A great local spot for a glass of wine.

Must visit! Lovely…read moresetting in an old fishermen's hut 30min south of Frankfurt. The Markklösschensuppe in Rinderbrühe (bone marrow dumplings in beef consomée) was delicious. The Čevapčiči with French fries were ok. I found the Čevapčiči a bit dense, but well seasoned! The seasonal brew, a hefeweizen and Helles from Büble Bier, were well above average. The tipping point to a 5-star rating was, shortly before I left, hearing the chef pounding a Schnitzel in the kitchen! That's a sure sign of fresh preparation. The morale: don't write a review before leaving the place. And eat more Schnitzel!