alegro in Darmstadt

We ordered food, which arrived after two hours and was cold and unsalted. Barely edible, very disappointing.

Good, varied food for breakfast, lunch, and coffee. Reasonable prices; I can recommend it.

I had a fries kebab there. At first, I wanted veal, but he brought me chicken. Okay, okay... whatever. The fries were the worst; they were so soggy and the cheapest of the cheap. The meat was comparatively bad, and I really didn't want any more after 4-5 forks. But now comes the best part, hold on tight. I order to eat here, and he brings it to me in a fries kebab box with a plastic fork. That was, quite literally, one of the top 3 worst experiences with a kebab shop in my entire life, and I've been to over 50 shops. How this place can have more than 2 stars is absolutely questionable. And then they charge €8 for it. I'm honestly speechless.

If 0 stars were possible, I would give them. The turkey schnitzel was a ready-made product made from pressed meat – I paid extra for it. The fried potatoes tasted okay, but the portion consisted of just five slices. The second schnitzel (pork) seemed more like roast pork or something similar – completely unsuitable. The tiramisu was also a disappointment: either fermented or made with bad quark. Tiramisu made with quark instead of mascarpone or cream simply isn't tiramisu. Overall, by far the worst delivery meal we've ever had – and that's at a price of almost €60 for three dishes plus a mini tiramisu. It's a shame, because the burgers used to be really good. But this time it was just disappointing.

It used to be one of my absolute favorite sushi hotspots. It's gotten quite expensive, which is perfectly fine. What's not okay, however, is that if you specifically seek out the evening special on the weekend, the selection simply isn't there. Mochi, scallops, ikura, edamame, and a few other weekend specials were all sold out. And then spending so much money for that doesn't have to be that way...