Visited back in September 2024 for lunch. Food was so, so good. We split a tarte flambe and a…read moreroasted potato and cheesy casserole (can't remember the name). Both were delicious. I was surprised we'd never eaten here before since Wissembourg is a place we frequented while living in Germany. We will most definitely eat here again on our next visit

Wir waren mit sechs Personen zum Mittagessen und hatten vorher reserviert…read more - die Reservierung war erforderlich - das Essen war vorzüglich (Choucroute, Tarte Münster, Bouche s la Rein, pied de porc) - die Bedienung war sehr freundlich und zweisprachig (deutsch/französisch)

Another traditional Weinstube and again everything but a tourist trap. This place is less cosy…read morethen for example the Rabennest. Deer antiers are hanging in the guest room what is common for a certain kind of traditional German places but not everyones taste. I know already my grandfather used to go there. So it is also a very traditional place for Speyer. It is in a street paralleling the Maximilian (main) street, the Korngasse. even tough it is not the main street you may walk there in the dark. I you walk along the Maximilianstrasse from the Cathedral (Dom) to the city tower (Altpörtel) the street narrows after the Café Hindenburg with a building called Alte Münz. Turn right there at the fountain and then the next opportunity after the fountain left (at the Schwanen Apotheke). Then walk down the Korngasse straight forward passing several other restaurants, a church (on the right), some Italian food shops also on the right and still straight forward at the chocolate shop. It is right beside this shop. Booking a table in advance for the evenings is a good idea but its worth going there and try and find out if there are some seats left. Don't be astonished if you are offered to join foreign people's table meaning sharing a table with other guests even if you don't know them. You may agree to do so because this is common in Speyer.

My new favorite!…read more First, the service is impeccable. The owner makes all feel welcome. My colleague and I were never here before, but we felt like we were treated as valued regular customers. I would rate the service among the best anywhere. Totally spectacular. The food was also great. Very nicely prepared and very well presented. A broad selection of menu choices and a nice selection of wines. The Kommodchen signature desert was a very nice surprise! Contrary to other reviews, I did feel that the prices were quite fair. In fact, I would call it a bargain considering the quality of the service and the wonderful food. I can not wait to return!

When my fiance came to Germany for the first time last year we decided to visit Kommödchen as he…read morehad found great reviews about it on TripAdvisor. He is US American and doesn't speak a word German. Right when we entered the small but elegant restaurant and talked about where to sit the waiter came and, quickly realizing that my fiance only speaks English, addressed us in perfect English and brought an English menu. It is rare to get service that attentive in Germany and we greatly appreciated that. The waiter was very polite and, although young, of "old school" professionalism with bows and "Sir" and a lot of knowledge about the menu and the ingredients - again, everything in perfect English. The food - we ordered a seasonal three course menu - was great, and for a reasonable price. We throughoutly enjoyed it and were raving about it for days. The service was quick. Our waitress who brought food and drinks did speak neither much German nor English but we managed to communicate and everything went well. I can absolutely recommend Kommödchen to any local as well as tourist if you want to enjoy seasonal delicious dishes and great service!