While in town stopped here while standing and watching the glockenspiel which is right outside. A…read morevery big place and kinda cool inside. They have an expansive menu and some great beers. I ordered the potato soup which was amazing! Also had been looking for sauerbraten all week and they had it. Unfortunately it wasn't cooked long enough so it was a bit tough. Overall though it was worth getting. The city is amazing and they have a ton of options but this is a good one.

They had a chili special today and it's the best chili I've ever had! Hopefully, they'll have it…read morewhen you visit here!

First time in Bremen and read the reviews so we went and happy we did! It's a cute smaller place…read morewith outside seating. We got a lovely table for 2 right next to the window. Quite music, low lighting, friendly English speaking staff but a bit elusive as we came at the beginning of busy time so she was running around hoping others. The food-awesome! My husband had the schnitzel and loved it. We all had the escargot that was delicious. I had the local special (first one on the menu) that translates to eel. It was marinated or "cooked" like ceviche is made point is it's not fried/baked etc and more like sushi consistency with sour cream based salad on top and yummy fried potatoes. It's wasn't fishy and I loved it. It's he nearer dish in the pic. One app, one beer, water and entrees was 43.60euros. If we're back in Bremen we'd go back.

Surprisedly quaint inside even though one cannot tell that by standing outside the front door. Food…read morewas prepared and presented well. Have beer on tap and good selection of wines. I certainly recommend it.

I think this place is worth visiting just for the ambiance itself. We chanced upon it as we were…read morestrolling through downtown Bremen and saw a group of what looked like tourists waiting in line to enter. Since we were looking for a dinner spot, we decided that we would check it out. Thankfully there was no wait, and we were seated very quickly. The lofted ceilings and the huge wine caskets were very cool and were fun to photograph. We asked if we could sit in one of the private booths, which they very kindly allowed. It got to be super stuffy in the booth and I would not recommend dining with a large group in the booths, but it was cozy and romantic for just me and my husband. Food was just okay, I felt like everything was a bit too salty for my palate, but there was a great assortment of land and sea options.

Very beautiful restaurant, staff was friendly. Food was amazing. Will definitely try again next…read moretime in town.

Absolutely horrible service. I am not of a whining type but…read morethis accentuated disdain and neglect got even to me. Was it because we didn't speak German? Not sure - all other places in Schnoor were very friendly. The food was a strong 1 out of 5: lukewarm schnitzel with McDonald's type french fries - not something German food lover would expect. Beer is nothing special as well. Sorry but Avoid!

We came here for a traditional German meal of sausages, steak and beer. To our surprise, we found…read morefish and local North see fish on the menu. I had the North Sea fish soup while my husband had the fish bisque. Both were amazingly tasty. The fish soup was light and contained chunks of fish and 2 large tasty shrimps. The shrimp bisque had lots of North Sea shrimps and was very creamy. We also tried the fish with North Sea shrimp dish. While the shrimps were very tasty, the fish was covered in a lot of batter and was underwhelming. Our son had the full platter traditional meat dish. He thoroughly enjoyed that as well. Everything was flavorful and delicious. The ambience was cozy and very charming. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed dining here.

I went here on a rainy day in the evening. Soup, which would be perfect, was not available. I came…read morehere on a different day during lunch time and it was available, so perhaps you should come earlier if want more offerings. With that said, the soup was yummy. I forget the name, but it was a hommemade tomatoe suppe with different vegetables inside. AMbience was cozy, a mixture of tables and couches. In addition to being a cafe, I believe the owner makes his/her own liquor. It was a ginger- lemon-honey liquor..like a schnapps. On a cold day, like the evening I came in for the first time, it was the best remedy to warm myself up. The waitress let us try it, complimentary. I regret not buying a bottle to take home. It will be on my mind the next time I visit Bremen.

I wasn't too happy. I don't know if I came on the wrong day but they didn't have anything except…read morefor chocolate cherry cake and toast. I really wanted the croissant and Portuguese cake. :( the coffee was okay.