Italian restaurant that we discovered by chance. It has a lovely little courtyard that immediately gives you that vacation feeling. The staff was very friendly and managed to find us a table even though it was very busy. The food was delicious. For me, it's an absolute insider tip in Bamberg.
Two of us visited the restaurant on a Tuesday evening. We really enjoyed the ambiance. The service was very friendly, but also a bit slow.
The drinks were excellent. We had a homemade iced tea and a ginger/lemon soda. Both highly recommended.
The sushi was delicious, but somehow lacked that "aha" or "wow" moment. The presentation of the sushi was exceptionally appealing.
The seared tuna with rice and vegetables was excellent.
I showed up alone without a reservation. I got a seat spontaneously, which isn't always a given. The food came super quickly. The pizza was excellent, and the dough was really great.
You can't really go wrong with the beer. The atmosphere was nice, too. I'd love to come back again.
We visited this lovely restaurant with our entire family, including children and grandchildren, on Saturday, June 14th. Excellent German and Franconian cuisine.
Very good service, and the dining room and terrace were very attractive. Excellent value for money.
As long as the restaurant is still run by the current tenant, I would 100% recommend it.
Thanks to the entire team for the lovely evening.
The restaurant is beautifully and minimalistically decorated. According to the information on the website, I was expecting a varied menu. What was disappointing, however, was that there were only four options. Due to the location it would have been time consuming to look for another restaurant. I wasn't impressed with the burger, the sauce masked all the flavors. I don't think I would prefer it for eating, maybe for a coffee or a walk. Payment only by card... :(
The service is good, the staff polite
I was initially interested, as the name "Servus Habibi" suggested diversity and Middle Eastern cuisine. Upon arrival, however, I discovered that it was Israeli cuisine. This is problematic for me, as this is a country that is internationally criticized for apartheid and the appropriation of cultural elements from neighboring countries – including culinary ones. The restaurant has a name that evokes Arabic connotations, but has nothing to do with them. This strikes me as misleading and tasteless.