Kochlöffel Sevda Gökce in Ludwigsburg

Very nice location on Lviv. We were lucky and a table just became available in the 1st ROW. It wasn't crowded despite being in the afternoon. Iced coffee and pear cake were very tasty. Friendly staff at the distribution.

We were there after the German student championship and had previously reserved for 22 people. When we arrived with the first part of the group, we were told that they were only children (there were 5 children between 10 and 14 years old). The kids had ordered a red iced tea, which was pictured decorated with berries and ice cubes. This arrived without berries and ice cubes and was then billed as normal. Orders were taken quickly, the food was served quite quickly, even if the correct order didn't arrive straight away, but we were still sitting there without cutlery at least 5 minutes after it was served. When we asked about it, people wondered why the children needed cutlery. The spices were slammed onto the table and we were clearly shown that we were not welcome there. One of the children ordered a salami pizza and then received one with two slices of salami. One type was so spicy that she couldn't eat it. Why you can't just put regular salami on the entire pizza for a child remained a mystery to us. The rest of our team arrived shortly after 10 p.m. because of the Bundesliga and shortly afterwards the waitress wanted to record the last round on a Saturday evening and came shortly afterwards to settle the bill. The food was really tasty and the atmosphere was nice, but the service really left something to be desired. With a team like ours, the store could have made a lot of money, but they probably didn't want that.

For a birthday child who has to celebrate alone today because of illness, we got a leg of goose with red cabbage and dumplings and a tangerine cake. It tasted great. All recommended.

Very tasty, interesting, unexpected! Recommended to take a look.

It was very delicious, I would definitely recommend it.