Came here for lunch. Got the chicken enchilada with salsa ranchero (8,90 euro). They also have a…read morespecial lunch menu for 7,90 euro that gets you a soup starter plus 2 tacos or 2 tostadas or 1 torta. The enchilada was a good portion - two tortillas stuffed with chicken served with red sauce on top and rice on the side. As with most German food, there is minimal spice even in Mexican food, but the food was flavorful. The atmosphere was relaxed and felt like a good place to grab a taco or two and down some coronas or margaritas. I will be back!

What an awesome find. After a year of mostly terrible German food experiences it was delightful to…read morehave some authentic Mexican food. The molé was outstanding and the Nopal tacos amazing. The kids loved the tacitos. And... real mageritas??! We stand in amazement as this place has made the trip to Frankfurt fully worthwhile.

Food was really good, service was good and they speak English which is helpful. Place was packed…read moreand still seemed like they were able to get to everyone. First cafe in Europe as well and it did not disappoint!

I love Cafe Crumble. Not only is it in my neighbourhood but it also reminds me of one of those old…read moreNew York style cafe's. Sometimes I could even imagine a Humphrey Bogart type, fitting into the place really well. They have plenty of seating and there is a large table at the back for a group get-together even. They also have a lovely summer garden at the back. Their staff is A No. 1 too. The restrooms are clean. Very clean and they serve Frankfurt's famous Wacker's Coffee. Their Crumble cake is also very delicious. No wifi but there ARE outlets at the front of the cafe by the corner tables. If you ever see me their, stop by the table and introduce yourself. Cheers!

The place is very eye-catching, I walked past many times and promised myself I have to come in…read moresometime. Great decor, harmonious choice of furniture and tableware and music. Staffs were super friendly and service was quick. Free wifi is always a plus. The place seems popular. I ordered a traditional Negroni which was amazing. However the menu of the day was quite basic and not so worth the price. Generally a very pleasant experience.

Excellent coffee and cake! Love the decor. Never tasted the good so cant comment there. I take one…read morestar off as the staff could be a tad friendlier

I could probably go ten different ways with this review...so I'll just say. This was a lot of…read morefood, a "par-for-the-course" traditional German fare restaurant, and a pretty robust meal. I was impressed by the amounts of food. The clinic we were visiting in Frankfurt likes to take all of the current visiting patients to a traditional German dinner during their last week of stay. So they've done this before, many times, and probably brought a decent amount of visitors to the restaurant. It was crowded. We were 17 people and it was a tight squeezed. There were tons of apps including dips, hand cheese, breads, and a soup. Our tables had massive samplers of all the regional foods; Pork knuckle, pork shoulder, blood sausage, a variety of wursts, sauerkraut, pickled onions, boiled potatoes, some kind of puree of potato, and a baked fish dish too. We ate, drank wine and beers, they brought shots of an apricot schnapps, and we even had a sample of desserts...it was a smorgasbord to say the least. Did I eat too much - yes. Did I enjoy myself - yes. Would I go back to this specific beer garden/restaurant - maybe. The only real turnoff was the server(s) who disappeared for long periods of time. We were also witness to a slight server war between the main guy and another server we asked to bring us stuff when we couldn't find our main guy. They really got into it, as I guess being a big party a nice tip was on the line and he didn't want to split it. I mean there's other ways of going about handling that and berating a young female waitress in front of the customers was totally unexpected and really not called for. But otherwise this was a pretty good experience. Note this place fills up. It's huge, and there's a massive outdoor beer garden as well. It's been open a long time and is a really famous stop for folks looking for 'real' German food. Alles in allem ein ziemlich gutes Abendessen!

Loved this place. Found this restaurant when searching blogs for the best place to go for apple…read morewine. It is far away from the city center but we had rented a car so it was no problem. Great atmosphere, full of locals, and the beef with green sauce was amazing. Highly recommend.

This is a charming, small local restaurant. Good ambience. Friendly staff (though one poor soul…read morewas serving the entire restaurant!). The food was fine, but everything tasted a little "pre-fab". I ordered the käsespätzle, which I had been craving my whole time in Germany, and was disappointed that the noodles did not appear homemade and the sauce was a little more like Kraft macaroni than traditional käse. My husband had carbonara, which was very oily and packed with garlic, which wasn't what either of us was used to. All in all it was fine, but we wouldn't make the trip out of the city to eat there again.