Tabilo in Lüdenscheid

So, with all due respect, when I order a chicken baguette, I expect fresh chicken and not something that looks like a ready-made item from the refrigerated section. That's completely unacceptable; it doesn't make a good impression at all. Even the so-called American pizza had nothing American about it—no flavor, no originality, simply made without love. Conclusion: This was my first and last visit. Neither the baguette nor the pizza were convincing.

A lovely little hotel 🏨 in the center of Lüdenscheid. The breakfast buffet is extensive and delicious. We've been here twice in a row. Highly recommended. 😉

I've had lunch here twice already, so I've gotten a good idea of ​​what the food is like. While the food wasn't bad, it definitely felt like a cafeteria—with trays, pre-cooked meals, and self-service. The currywurst was barely cooked and partially cooled, and the fried fish came from the freezer. The positive thing is that you can really save money with the vouchers, which means you get a great-value meal. There were also plenty of empty seats, so it was easy to find a seat—even if you had to compromise on quality and preparation.

The pizza base was rock hard, and the tuna salad didn't even have any corn or beans. You had to search for the tuna. They don't offer salad dressing at all. I think the prices are too high for the portion size. They don't even know their menu and asked me what was on the Hawaiian pizza. There isn't much space to eat inside, and because it's right on the main street, it's pretty loud. The service was friendly and quick, but I probably won't eat there again.