Premium in Koblenz

In terms of service, the restaurant fully lives up to expectations of a government canteen. Peas are often used for lentil soup, and spaghetti Bolognese is served with whole-wheat spirali pasta. Prices, which are quite hefty for a canteen, are payable in cash (exact change is preferred).

Warning: This is a rip-off! Very annoying! I had to search for this restaurant for hours and then walk home hungry.

We usually like going here, but today was a nightmare! It was the middle of the night and there were only three cars...the second car in front of us only ordered French fries and had to wait 15 minutes before they even got the right one...we got the order from the person directly in front of us and, after waiting 15 minutes, got our cold food. The employee was quite unfriendly and didn't really accommodate the customers after the several mistakes. We were given stupid looks when we complained that after waiting 15 minutes, not even the French fries were lukewarm. Please find better employees!

The food was as usual. They helped with the order. The floor of the restaurant was sticky almost everywhere. There was a cleaning schedule posted in the restroom that had been signed off more than 24 hours before. I don't need to say more.

Fabio Schäfer mentioned the shop. I tried it out. It was okay.