Seefeld

4 Hugo Herrera - 2 months ago

Bit pricey but the portions are good. Food was tasty and service was ok. They allowed us to split the bill among a large group what is always nice.
Unfortunately they don’t have menu in English so you will need to use Google translate or ask the waiter

5 Jakub - a week ago

Perfect restaurant in the city centre of Frankfurt. Very tasty food, good beer and very nice and helpful service.

5 John Koeppen - a year ago

Had the large portion of the veal schnitzel. The breading was light and delicious. This restaurant is located in a beautiful neighborhood of Franfurt. The outdoor seating and indoor seating options were both great. The menu selections were very nice and offer a unique choice of Tyrolean cuisine. Prices are very reasonable for a restaurant of this quality. The staff was very attentive and friendly. A wonderful place that should be on everyone's list to visit.

5 Max H. - 2 years ago

A nice restaurant with typical Austrian food, cool to have this in Frankfurt! The service was very friendly and served our dishes quickly, even though the restaurant was full. The prices are totally fair for the quality of food. A really nice alternative when you don't want to eat Thai or Pizza again!

5 oliver o'brien - 2 years ago

This is by far the best restaurant in Germany. The owner is the most friendly person. The food is the best and authentic. This is the best place in Nordend. The drink and food selection is as unique as it is delicous. If your on your own, a couple or a group you will love this place.

5 Dan Stoddard - 3 years ago

Great atmosphere. Seating inside or out. We sat outside under a huge umbrella. Our server was joyful and energetic! Our food was excellent!! There were 4 of us and we all ordered different dishes, but we were all very pleased. There is a wide variety of items on the menu. Enough so that I would think just about anybody could find something that they like.

5 Ben Van Meter - 3 years ago

Ordered the Jausnbrettl (regional sausage platter), Marketfrischer Salat (market fresh salad) with pumpkin seed oil dressing, and Kalbsschnitzel (schnitzel with mushroom sauce). Everything was delicious, full of flavor, and clearly made fresh from both a visual appearance and taste. Yes, I did deviate from traditon and ask for sweet potato fries out of curiosity - but they were awesome and definitely recommend it unless you're a traditional puritan or hate things that taste good. Having just come from visiting a few eastern European countries, it was interesting to compare the Jausnbrettl to other sausage platters I'd had. I'm glad it was similar, but with a unique German interpretation. Service was generally good and the interior ambiance was traditional, but simple and uncluttered. They do have a menu that is in both German and English to make ordering easy for non-native speakers. Bottom line: If you're looking for a quaint, quiet place to enjoy delicious traditional German food with friends/family, this is a great option.