EAT HAPPY in Königstein im Taunus

Came here 10 months ago when we moved from the states to Königstein when it was “Bahia”. I was so disappointed I never came back… as soon as I saw it was closed for remodeling this summer I had my fingers crossed it would be a New Mexican restaurant… and boy did we luck out. Arribar is GREAT!!!!! Will now be part of our weekly rotation, service was superb, Margs were delicious, tacos, fajitas, chimichanga and quesadilla were all EXCELLENT! I had the Arriba beef which was tender, son and daughter had the carne (also perfekt) wife had chicken fajitas. No one left food on the plates. Queso was yellow nacho cheese, but I’ve never seen white queso since we moved here so I won’t hold that against them.

Can definitely recommend. The meat was really good and the portion was optimal. Definitely more where I've eaten.

The Kaiserschmarrn came to the table in <3 minutes. The quality was the same 😪. I already knew in advance without raisins!🙈, that's not Kaiserschmarrn!! People who want Kaiserschmarrn without raisins - according to the chef, that's 99% - should order pancakes. I would say it was the worst I've eaten so far, and I've eaten many. Pure egg and flour dough with powdered sugar, no almonds, not caramelized, just pancakes 😪😪😪 It's a shame, I would have been better off ordering pea soup.

Since we only ever use the delivery service, we can't say much about the restaurant. But we love the salad as well as pizzas and pasta. The salads always taste fresh, the pasta is always perfectly cooked and the pizzas always offer different flavor variations thanks to the variety on offer! You can even save the salad for the next day. Simply great! On public holidays, ordering can take “a little longer” - but that speaks for Da Marco, a lot of people want delicious food at the same time 😉.

The pizzaria used to be run by an old Italian who lived for pizza. He had good side dishes and was a real pizza maker. The ownership has now changed and it is now your average Afghan, Indian whatever pizza. That's the way things go.