Solid spot right by the station. Schnitzel was decent and the beer came out cold. Prices fair for the area, nothing fancy but does the job.

The grilled meats were properly seasoned, tender. Their lentil soup had real depth&mdash;almost wished I&#39;d ordered a bigger bowl. A glass of ayran on the side worked nicely.

Great spot for a quick breakfast. Staff were friendly and didn&#39;t rush us at all. Dog-friendly too, which is always a plus.

Salad was fresh and actually tasted like real veggies, not the usual fast-food stuff. Good spot if you&#39;re nearby and want something light.

The Bananenweizen was surprisingly good, and watching the sunset over the river from the table was lovely. Service kept things moving, though it did get a bit busy later.

The meat was fresh and the bread tasted like it was actually baked that morning, not the usual rubbery stuff. You can tell the owner put some thought into the place, it doesn&#39;t feel like a standard kebab shop. Portion was decent for the price, I left full without feeling ripped off. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Popped in here before catching my train. Got the schnitzel and it was actually pretty solid - crispy, not greasy. Menu&#39;s small but that&#39;s fine. Prices are okay for being right by the station. Would&#39;ve liked a bit more sauce though.

Nice terrace and the staff were friendly. Burger was solid, soup hit the spot too. Service moved fast even though it was busy.

Came here with a couple of friends last week and honestly, the portions are huge for what you pay. We ordered a few things to share and left completely full. Staff was friendly too, didn&rsquo;t feel rushed at all. Place is pretty cozy, good for a chill hangout. Only thing is it got a bit loud later in the evening, but we still had a nice time 🙂

Finally found a spot that gets the drinks right AND the food isn&#39;t an afterthought. Had their signature cocktail and a pasta dish&mdash;both hit the mark. Place was buzzing on a Tuesday night, which says something. Only downside: kitchen took a bit long between courses. But honestly, I&#39;d go back just for that drink again.

Stopped by for a slice of their cheesecake last week. It was fresh, not too sweet, and the crust had a nice crumble. Sat outside under the trees, which was lovely. Service was polite, though I waited a bit longer than expected for the bill. Still, a solid choice if you&#39;re in Giessen and want something simple.

Stopped by for a quick breakfast and the cappuccino was solid. Pastry was decent too, flaky and fresh. Staff handled my order without fuss, which I appreciated. Place has a modern feel, pretty clean. Only thing is it got a bit busy around 9, but that&#39;s on me for the timing. Fine for a stop if you&#39;re in the area.

Been a regular here for years, and the coffee still hits the spot. They expanded recently, added a nice bar area and more seats. You can tell they care about the beans. My flat white was smooth, not bitter at all. Just wish they&#39;d open a bit earlier on Sundays.

The salmon croissant was really good. Flaky pastry, decent amount of fish. Coffee was solid too. Gets crowded fast though.

Busy when we went, but that&#39;s usually a good sign. My food was well-prepared and the staff were friendly. Just a heads up, it might be a bit of a wait for a table.

The lunch bowls are decent for the price, and the weekend brunch buffet is solid. Coffee&#39;s strong too. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable, the chairs got hard after a while.

The cakes were light and airy, really tasty. The presentation wasn&#39;t fancy, but honestly, the quality spoke for itself.

The grilled octopus was the standout. Tender, smoky, just the right amount of char. I didn&#39;t care much about the fancy setting, but the food itself carried the whole meal. Slightly overpriced for what you get, though. I&#39;d come back just for that dish.

The pea hummus with mint was a nice surprise, and the fries hit the spot. Burger was kinda meh though, soggy bun for that price? Service was super friendly though, made the whole thing better.

Decent spot. Food was really good, no complaints there. Service took a while though, we waited longer than expected for the dishes. Also got pretty loud inside, some big group was celebrating. Made it a bit hard to talk. Would come back for the food, just maybe at a quieter time.

Came for lunch, grabbed a table outside. Schnitzel was solid, fresh ingredients, not fancy but honest. Prices fair for what you get. Service quick enough, no complaints there. Place was busy but not chaotic. Would sit outside again when it&#39;s warm.

The new kitchen team really gets it right. Staff actually remembers you when you come back. That alone keeps me coming.

Stopped by for a late afternoon coffee and ended up staying longer than planned. The place has that proper old Frankfurt vibe, worn-in but comfortable. Cake slices are generous, no argument there. My espresso was solid, though I did wish they had a better wine list to pair with the apple strudel. Prices felt reasonable for the area, especially for the portion sizes.

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