Reasonable prices for what you get. Around &euro;15 for a filling meal feels fair for this area. The seating was comfortable too, which I always appreciate.

Tajine was really good and the harira soup hit the spot. Right by the main station so super easy to find. Prices are fair for what you get. Would come back with friends for a casual dinner.

Came here for the green sauce, honestly that&rsquo;s the main reason. It was fresh and tangy, went really well with the potatoes. Portion was decent, not huge but fine for the price. Staff were nice, didn&rsquo;t rush me at all. Place was pretty busy around noon but I still got a seat. Solid if you want proper Frankfurt food without tourist fuss.

The owners are really friendly, made us feel right at home. Cozy spot, and the K-pop on the TVs gives it a nice vibe. Felt like a tiny piece of Seoul in Frankfurt. Just wish the music was a bit louder, but that&#39;s a small thing.

The butter chicken was too sweet for me, but the tandoori stuff was solid. Free ice cream at the end made it feel worth the money.

The kimchi jjigae tasted properly Korean, not toned down for tourists. Staff were nice but we struggled a bit with the German-only menu.

The pork schnitzel was properly seasoned and the portion was huge for what you paid. Service dragged a bit, but the food did the talking.

Stopped by for a quick dinner. Schnitzel was solid, beer list decent. Portion size caught me off guard&mdash;could easily share. Place gets busy early, so grab a seat when you can. Fine if you&#39;re nearby and want something straightforward.

We stopped by on a quiet weekday evening. I had the grilled fish with a side of greens, and honestly, the vegetables tasted like they were picked that morning. Nice crunch, not overdressed. The place has this old-school feel, nothing fancy, but comfortable. Only thing, the bread basket was a bit dry. Still, for a simple, fresh meal, it hit the spot.

The schnitzel was huge for the price. I mean, really big. Paid around 14 euros and left completely full. Couldn&#39;t even finish the potato salad on the side. Place is nothing fancy, just simple tables and chairs, but who cares when the portion is that generous. Would go back just for that.

The pulled pork flamkuchen was the standout &mdash; smoky, juicy, great crust. Dog got water without asking, which was a nice touch.

The udon broth was a bit salty for me, but the sushi itself tasted really fresh. Nice little spot in the old town for a casual bite. I mostly stuck to the lighter options, which worked out fine. Miso soup was a good side too. Nothing fancy, but decent for what it is.

Stopped by after a long walk. Got the seasonal plate, meat was fresh and cooked properly. Service was friendly enough, even with the place packed with hikers. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area. Slightly on the pricier side, but portion was fair. Wouldn&#39;t go out of my way, but it did the job.

Small menu but the chicken jollof and dodo were solid. Nice change from the usual spots around here. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area.

The falafel sandwich was really well done&mdash;good balance of flavors, and the portion felt generous for the price. Place is small but clean. Just wish they had a bit more seating.

The apple wine here tastes properly homemade, way better than the stuff from the supermarket. Schnitzel was crispy and the whole place felt like a real Frankfurt tavern. Just a heads up, it gets pretty busy so finding a seat can take a moment.

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The chelo kabab and chicken were really good, and the laban (goosh) stood out for me. Solid halal Persian spot. Only thing&mdash;I wished there was a bit of broth (marag) to go with the rice. Would&rsquo;ve made it perfect for me. Service was friendly enough, and I didn&rsquo;t feel rushed. Nice to find a place like this nearby.

The sharing platter was a solid intro to Eritrean food&mdash;loved the mix of textures. The Shiraz pairing worked surprisingly well.

The papaya salad nearly blew my head off &mdash; in the best way. Asked for medium spice and got a serious kick. Tiny place, plastic chairs, but the flavors are legit.

Their soups are my usual go-to&mdash;spice level keeps things interesting. Grabbed take-away again, staff friendly as always. A crisp Riesling would&rsquo;ve paired nicely with the heat, though.

The mixed starters were lovely, and the lamb chops came off the grill just right. Service was attentive without hovering.

The lunch deal&rsquo;s pretty decent&mdash;burger, side, and a drink for what you pay. I went with the sweet potato fries and that orange sauce, which was a nice touch. Portion felt right for the price, not huge but not stingy either. Could&rsquo;ve used a bit more sauce though. Fine if you&rsquo;re hungry and don&rsquo;t wanna overthink it.

Been coming here for a while now, the pan-fried momos are always solid. The mango lassi is a nice touch too, real fruit and kinda smoothie-like. Good spot to grab a quick bite with friends, though it can get a bit busy around dinner time. Still, worth it for the food. 😊

Great beer selection, as you&#39;d expect from a brewery. The Helles was superb and went perfectly with the food. Service was friendly and efficient even when it got busy.

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