Thanks to Josie, we had a lovely evening. She was very proactive, and is without a doubt, a very…read moregood asset for the business. Will be back and recommend. Great atmosphere and ambience.

From the owner: Gastronomie Sport und Freizeit für die ganze Familie Dart…read moreTurnier Feiern aller Art , wir richten eure Feier egal ob Firmen Event oder Geburtstag.

From the owner: Thüringer Küche, große Auswahl an Biersorten,…read moreBiergarten, Billard, Kundenparkplätze

Still, the #1 on our list whenever we are in town. The lobby and public areas are sensational, so…read moreplease be satisfied as they do not represent your initial experience. The staff is super friendly. We were so excited to dine last night, and were disappointed that they brutally stripped down the menu they still offer on their website - so only four out of five this time. It should be an easy fix - either correct the website or offer what you promise. Sorry!

If it's a hot summer day, or you are really looking for a nice and comfortable hotel, then head a…read morefew blocks over to the Leipzig Marriott, just across from the main train station. If you are still reading, I have stayed at this Leipzig Penta Hotel hundreds of times and sometimes refer to it as my second home. Not sure why I haven't yelped this place earlier. Maybe it is kind of like yelping your own house? I was going to give 2 stars, but bumped it up to 3 due to the excellent and accommodating staff throughout the hotel, as well as the very good restaurant service and quality of food. It is also clean and safe, and the location while not being the best compared to the Marriott, Novotel, Westin or Radison Blue is only a short 8 minute walk to either the train station or the hot spots of the city center. Who ever did the interior decorating of this hotel was either brilliant or a nut. I am still trying to figure out what this place reminds me of. It's just a combination of funky and weird throughout....from the check in area being an extended disco bar, to the bright white albino moose light in the one corner staring down at all, to the white/brown cow hide chairs in the lobby, to the cheap furniture and carpeting, and soaps in the rooms. The beds are tiny and hard, and the pillows are too soft and thin. If the weather is warmer than 26C, you better ask for a room fan quickly because the rooms get stifling hot. At least you can open your windows here, but then it is noisy or buggy. I guess as long as I have a job and my company pays for this hotel, I can live with weird!

From the owner: Urigeres Restaurant mit großen Biergarten und anliegender Bowlingbahnread more

My expectations for Mexican food in Germany were already low before going to Acapulco, but my…read moreexperience at Acapulco lowered them even more. Despite decent service (by German standards) and a lively ambiance, my el pollo quesadilla was terrible. It was sitting in a pool of unknown liquid (juices from meat, salsa, and tomatoes?) and lacking flavor. When I peeled back on part of the quesadilla's tortilla, I found an entire half of a tomato (pictured) with no apparent attempts to cut it. The salad accompanying the quesadilla was smothered in dressing - so much that I had to scrape some of it off the leaves. I understand that Germany's geographic disposition might not be conducive for high quality Mexican ingredients, but that has nothing to do with properly cutting a tomato or draining excess liquid from an entree. Very disappointing! The restaurant's only saving grace was their house brewed beer. It was cheap, flavorful, and - on a hot Leipzig evening - refreshing.

I am giving this place 3 stars because it is cheap so you really get what you pay for. The food…read moretasted totally industrial, like every sauce came from a can or a container, nothing home made. I will not go back and I was very disappointed at the quality. But yet again, you get what you pay for and in Germany I get the feeling people really put high pressure on lowering prices, tough market so sadly quality ends up sacrificed.