I was so glad to stumble on Souper while exploring Frankfurt! Here, you get your choice from 6…read moresoups and it comes with bread and Gouda to garnish for €5. The restaurant is small and only has standing bars inside, but I was lucky enough to visit on a beautiful day and got to take advantage of the outdoor seating and a table (note: there are only two tables outside! Plenty of chairs, though). If you are looking for something fancy, this isn't the place. If you are looking for a delicious and hearty soup - this is it! Though the menu is in German, the lady working there showed me each of the soups and told me what they were in English. She was so nice and helpful!! They had 3 vegetarian and 3 meat soups. I opted for a broth based curry chicken with vegetables like carrot and cauliflower. It was lightly spicy- as someone who is is very sensitive to spice, it was the perfect amount of heat! The flavors were spot on and it was just hearty enough to be a filling lunch without weighing me down for the day.

Up: 5 soups Including…read more1 soup of the day & 1 vegan (minestrone) They are fresh, affordable (4,5eur for a big bowl ) Whole wheat bread Toppings fresh herbs & (for those who like)cheese Friendly staff Nice atmosphere : bohemian kind of hedgy subversive place; refreshing ! Note that : it's a small place. They have seats outside but if you go during winter it's a standing restaurant; ok for a quick bite but not the place if you want to sit down for lunch time

A soup place (plus the odd salad) in the city centre of Bad Homburg since 2004. The soups are tasty…read moreand freshly made. Portions are fairly big and the pricing is okish (some say a bit dear). Sadly cash only. Hence just three stars.

Usually five soups on offer in addition to salads and bagel sandwiches. At least one soup is…read morevegetarian, sometimes vegan. All veg items are clearly marked. The restaurant is small and pleasant; it used to have unusual seating, but has normalized now. Its location is right next to a large Alnatura, a German natural foods chain (sort of like a Whole Foods in the US). If you're in transit through Mainz, reckon on about 15 minutes to walk there from the main train station.

I think this is the best thai we've had so far in Germany, and we've tried a pretty good number of…read morethai places! We stopped in for a mid-week lunch, and while it wasn't packed, there were several other tables, and one was speaking thai (always a good sign). Service was friendly, and we had no trouble getting by with our pidgin German. The menu was in both German and English, except for the weekday lunch specials page, which was German-only. Since we never get to do so, we both went with something off the lunch special list; chicken curry rice for me, pad thai for my wife. Lunch specials come with a bowl of soup and a little dessert as well, in our case a chicken and rice soup to start, and a bowl of tapioca mango balls in sweet milk. The soup was fantastic; the broth had a nice flavor of chicken, ginger, garlic, and maybe mushroom, and while it was't a huge portion, it was plenty to start the meal and warm up after a chilly morning. The curry rice was also quite good; cooked well and not soggy or mushy. It had a touch of spice from the sliced green chilis in it, but wasn't spicy per se. The pad thai was what I would refer to as German-style; cooked well and with all the right ingredients, but with a touch of what seems to be tomato paste or ketchup in it that gives it a slight different flavor than what you get in the US. Certainly the best pad thai we've had here, but it does taste different than we're used to. The tapioca mango balls in sweet milk was a fantastic way to end the meal. I would describe it as a sort of out-of-season mango and sticky rice flavor; the mango tapioca balls were a little chewy like mango and sticky rice, and the sweet milk was just like the sauce that gives over the top. Like the soup, it wasn't an American-sized dessert, but it was plenty to leave you with a sweet taste at the end of the meal, and a damn good reason to come back if we are in Koblenz again!

Amazing Thai in Koblenz ! My wife's Thai and her sister lives in town they all come here to eat !…read moreNow I know why as we are back again for the 2nd time in 3 days ! You'll love it

I had lunch here with my colleague and it was pretty good. A rainy Autumn day kind craves for a…read morebowl of hot and yummy soup. I really wish we had soup bars like this in my city, at least three different options of soup, salad and juices. My only mistake was getting the salad and soup combo, it was way too big for me, and I had a hard time finishing it as the portions are very generous. Price wise, this place is pretty honest. You will spend about 6 euros and leave very happy. I would come back here for lunch everyday if I lived/worked around the area.

Meal: Lunch, eat in…read more All Ratings out of 10: Quality of food: 8 Food to Spend Value: 8 Quality of Service: 7 Overall Rating: 8 I was heading back from a business trip in Europe with a coworker, and we were spending the day in Germany. We were in the Rhine River Valley in Sankt Goar near Rhinefels Castle (a wonderful spot to visit if you are in the area!), and we were hungry for lunch. Restaurant Zur Loreley had a great looking menu with authentic German food and great reviews to go along with it, so we decided to check it out for lunch. Like many (most?) restaurants in Germany, they have a single brewery they are linked with, so I got the pils on draft (sadly the name currently escapes me). It was very light but had a great flavor, and it served to remind me yet again how fabulous German beers are. I decided to start with a soup, and the tomato cream soup sounded wonderful. It was indeed wonderful--thick, creamy, with a nice robust flavor. It was the perfect start to the meal. I should also mention that the menus were available both in German and in English, which helped quite a bit since I don't speak German. We ordered 2 entrees for lunch. My coworker ordered a schnitzel which came covered with mushrooms and accompanied with pan fried potatoes. I decided that I was pretty hungry so ordered a 3 filet sampler that included 2 pork loin filets and a beef loin filet, served with mushrooms, pan fried potatoes, broccoli, carrots, and other veggies. The schnitzel had a great flavor, with a light fried batter outside and very tender, moist meat on the inside. It tasted amazing with the mushrooms, which were perfectly tender. The potatoes were also quite nice, with just the right texture and crisp. The 3 filets were prepared very well, again being tender and juicy and satisfying the taste buds. The mushrooms and potatoes were identical to the ones that came with the other dish, but they were equally yummy. The vegetables were also good and made for a well-rounded meal. The restaurant is attached to a hotel and was very quaint and homey inside. The service was very friendly and accommodating, particularly for 2 Americans who don't speak German. Not only was the food delicious, but the portions were quite large. They do offer smaller versions of plates if you are not so hungry, and we could see why given that we were unable to finish our food. The prices were also quite reasonable. Hotel restaurants are generally stereotyped (at least in the US) as being mediocre, but this certainly did not apply to Restaurant Zur Loreley. If you are visiting Rheinfels Castle (or just happen to be in the area), you should definitely stop by, as you will not be disappointed.

Standard German fare, well prepared with generous portions. Service was quick and our server was…read morefriendly. I have a picky eater 12 year old and he thought his jägerschnitzel was awesome. While not the best German restaurant of our 2-week trip, it was a close runner up. Recommended.

Oh yeah! This tiny…read moreplace is a short walk from a major indoor food market, and it's absolutely worth a try. We wandered in just looking for some simple ramen, and left with full bellies and eyebrows arched out of surprise. I had a simple chicken and rice bowl, and my friend had the vegetarian ramen. We were both skeptical about a vegetarian ramen, but WOW! I had to steal a few spoonfuls of the broth to pour over my rice, and it was a great decision. This was my first time having a chicken bowl and I never suspected such a small dish could have such a mighty impact on my palate. It's a simple chicken and rice bowl, with fantastically simple yet elevated flavors (great texture on the chicken). Absolutely put this place on your list the next time you're in the Altstadat area.

Place is small but food comes out fast…read more I arrived a minute before the place reopens (or so I think) in the afternoon (which is 5:30pm) and they were almost full. There were kind enough to put me at the bar. I got the Tonkotsu ramen with Chili oil and it was divine and bursting with flavor. Noodles were done perfectly and I had a marinated egg that was cooked to perfection. There was a line of people outside waiting when I was done. Really glad I came since I had a taste for Tonkotsu since Ichiran in NYC.