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We were a registered group in the old Essen office. I don't want to say anything against the food, it was delicious and you'll feel full. But what doesn't work at all are the following things. 1. The food was pre-ordered, but due to illness not everyone who registered could come. When the boss noticed this, he asked which meals were missing. He was informed of this. A short time later the cook (or boss?) came and asked the same thing. The end of the song was, everyone had their food except me. That got lost in the confusion. Okay, it can happen but, 2. There were guests sitting at the neighboring table, suddenly the boss came to this table and said that she was very embarrassed but that their reservation had been lost or canceled "by a colleague" and that they needed the table now. They then got up and (presumably) sat down somewhere else. Then the boss and boss came to our table and asked that one of us move because they needed our table now too. We had 3 tables, one of which was only occupied by one person. In short, a lot goes wrong in this restaurant. But what would work great... Number 3: The constant stupid jokes and sayings from the head waiter. Who still tells his own jokes incorrectly. You can do that once, but sometimes it just gets annoying. Especially if the service works poorly. In short, I won't be eating here again anytime soon.

Very tasty chicken with crispy fries. My family always enjoys coming here to eat.

Super rustic, good home cooking and really affordable

The taste of the Maultaschen was average and left me with a suspicion of convenience. A little more egg wouldn't have hurt, but the dish with dip is certainly appealing. The service was friendly and attentive, there is nothing to complain about here, not even in the dining room. The prices were also not negative. Unfortunately, the sanitary facilities leave a lot to be desired. In addition to the lack of a toilet paper holder and instead a taped-up hole in the wall, you dry your hands with facial tissues, the remains of which you can then wipe off your hands.