Mensa Schulzenzentrum am Spalterhals in Barsinghausen

Since the change of ownership the quality has deteriorated.

I celebrated my 60th birthday in December (a while ago). The food was great, the service was great, a great team, an unforgettable party. I just read that the "canteen" will be over in May. It's a shame, so much work went into the renovation... it's a little insider tip, the beautiful beer garden in the summer, and as I said, you can party well there. We're keeping our fingers crossed for a new beginning and will definitely come to the Waldapotheke. But we'll also come to the "canteen" again, which is a MUST.

Been there twice now; sent away for breakfast; Then we wanted to try the lunch menu that was advertised and we were sent away again with the statement that the kitchen now had to make preparations. You just can't think of anything else; but if you can afford to send guests away, please. We won't be seen there again now.

Super delicious food, whether it's the legendary Currywust or the tarte flambée in various variations, schnitzel with fried potatoes 👍🏻 We've never gone home hungry. Always happy . Stay as you are, that's exactly right 😬.

The first impression was rather disappointing. The interior is reminiscent of a cafeteria from 2007: chipped walls, a TV that doesn't work, and the ventilation is worse than a cheap fan from a discount store. The staff wasn't rude, but they weren't particularly motivated either. The order was only taken after 10 minutes even though there were hardly any customers there. I waited 25 minutes for my kebab. The result: a dry flatbread, the meat was completely dried out - as if it had been on the grill for a week. The sauce was barely there, the vegetables were limp and the cucumber was bitter. I ordered tea - it was brought to me in a plastic cup as if I was at a train station kiosk. The prices are like a regular cafe, but the quality is at best equivalent to a food truck somewhere in the middle of nowhere. Rating: 2/10. The only plus point – I now know exactly where I will never go again.