Strong Europe Cafe (Dining Facility) in Wiesbaden

Update. 16 May 2025. The food looks good, but the flavour is not there. I had breakfast, and at $4.40, it's a sweet deal. But the Bacon was paper thin and tasted really off. What really got me was that the eggs were cold, not room temperature, like cold. /////The staff takes the food up 20-25 minutes before closing. Don't come late because they may be out of food. For such an important base, with many important people, the food quality is seriously lacking.

Good food, many selections. The precises are very good. The only downside is its coffee bad quality.

It's a DFAC, foods not bad, but it's not exactly good either.

Food can be okay, but with just how many people are REQUIRED to go here everyday, they either don't have near enough staff to support them all, leading to a 20-40 minute wait just to get to the food areas. Meal card sometimes works, sometimes doesn't, and the cost of a meal ranges from $5-$7 roughly on average. While I have these complaints, and they will take the majority of my thoughts, there's no denying that the staff do care. It's simply that the army does not, and has not made the choice (soon enough or otherwise) to optimize this building for the size of the force it is supporting. -20-40 minute wait time on average. -$5-$7 average cost. -understaffed and underequipped for group supported.

Worst DFAC in the Army, same food, different day. Chicken, crunchy rice, vegetables, chicken tenders, and expired cereal. The credit terminal is mysteriously always broken, only DFAC that experiences this issue. The staff have a DILIGAF look when they turn people away, hungry, because of their mistake.

I dont eat there on a regular basis, but their Thanksgiving feast was ON POINT!!!

Horribly inconsistent and inconvenient hours. The sign-in process changes from day to day as their meal card scanners either never work or are regulated to one line. You spend more time trying to just get in to the building than you do actually eating.

Hard workers providing different menu options to the military community, at an affordable price.

Good food but extremely busy (ridiculously busy).

Great Service!!! True Professionals.

Honestly the chow hall has some.pretty decent food especially for about 6 USD you can't beat it. They have breakfast, lunch and dinner and you can also bring civilians here as long as they pay. They have food from.pizza, wings and burgers, to fish sandwiches, tacos and chicken They also have deserts and coffee. Not a bad idea to at least try it once, you may be surprised!

Way cheaper than eating anywhere else. Lots of selection, and if you leave hungry it's your fault. Portions are plenty large.

The breakfast here is always top-notch. If you are enrolled as a SIK (Meal Card Holder), all you need to do is insert your ID at the checkout to gain access to the food line. If you are not enrolled as a SIK, the prices here per meal are the lowest you can find in the area of Wiesbaden. The serving sizes are enormous, so bring an empty stomach.

I don't know what I'm spending 300 a month for honestly.

Best Army DFAC I've eaten at in over 18 years! Soldiers and Civilians who keep this place running, you're doing an outstanding job - keep up the great work!

Short order grill is always good!

Great food, immense selection, lots a veggies and drink selections!

Not too bad as Mess halls go. Only go for breakfast though. Good Omelets, bacon and hash browns not so crisp. Only issue is Turkey SOS, that is just GROSS, hence the 3 stars, how the heck can you make SOS with turkey.

Great cheesy grits. I asked for an omelette with no mushrooms. I received an omelette with mushrooms.

Great place for a dynamic dining experience!