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Addendum to the review: Unfortunately this restaurant no longer exists. No comparison to the former Markusquelle, nice service, super tasty food of top quality. Unfortunately, the restaurant/beer garden doesn't open until 5:00 p.m., at lunchtime only the "sausage window" around the corner is open with bar tables, otherwise I would definitely have been there more often.

As always, very magical and our home base for Schoppe and Frankfurt cuisine

The Buchwald has been one of the top restaurants in the cider industry in “Frankfurt goes out” for years, and rightly so. It's typical to sit in a very purist restaurant without great table runners, decorations, etc. There is a seasonal selection of different ciders, which makes it stand out or the simple, classic Ebbelwoi in a ribbed (glass) or Bembel. The menu continues to be purist. There is no great fuss, but emphasis is placed on what makes a good cider farm, namely Hessian/Frankfurt cuisine. However, they also offer something for vegetarians. Of course we drank a four of Bembel and ordered a bottle of water. The starter included the classic Handkäs with music, butter and bread and a Tafelspitz salad with Handkäse. Both super tasty. The Tagelspitz salad was very filling. If you're not very hungry, you can also order this as a main course. In the main course we had a cordon bleu and a Frankfurter pork schnitzel with Frankfurter grits sauce. Both can be highly recommended. Only the Cordon Bleu might have a little more cheese in it. The schnitzels were beautifully baked and all of the dishes were very tasty and tasty. The service and probably also the owner (Nici) were very friendly and competent. We felt very comfortable in the Buchwald and would love to come back. Maybe there will be enough for dessert too. See you very soon!

Rustic, beautiful old restaurant with traditional German food

The food was super delicious, we had a cordon bleu and a frankfurter schnitzel that were perfectly breaded. The service was very friendly and accommodating, so you felt like you were in good hands and the ambience was really nice. So definitely worth a visit.😊

I had a stopover in Frankfurt to watch Athletic Scotland and decided to discover the city. At lunchtime I was near this place that was highly rated and I went in. The decoration is beautiful...German style. The first thing they showed me was that the restaurant did not accept credit cards... Well into the 21st century. I wanted to eat something typical so I looked at the menu and my choice couldn't have been worse. Two pieces of hard pork shoulder, a green sauce that didn't add anything and two small pieces of cooked potatoes. With a beer 22 euros. Perhaps my expression of disgust at the waitress was excessive, but the disappointment was huge.

Top tavern, everyone goes there and lets Salwa serve you. Real Chaya has to be seen to be believed

I can highly recommend the lunch menu. The staff is very friendly. The prices are very reasonable for the quality of the food.

Very tasty breakfast in a relaxed atmosphere. Definitely recommended for a Sunday brunch.

It was busy....book well in advance, we didn't and had to wait for 40 minutes for a space to sit and eventually eat. The food is traditional, it was tasty, it was OK. I am not convinced I would come back, it was an experience, and a one off for visiting Frankfurt, but doesn't need repeating. Very noisy and could not hear outselves, it was hot inside, and this is March, so lots of excess coats to place somewhere!

Hearty Hessian inn on Höchster Schlossplatz. In the covered outdoor area you have a wonderful view of an ancient, beautiful oak tree and the Höchst Castle on the right. The Frankfurter Schnitzel with fresh green sauce and fried potatoes is highly recommended. Anyone who prefers the Frankfurt specialty platter with delicious hand cheese is also well served. Like everywhere else, the price level has risen noticeably, but if the quality is good, that's still okay - I'd be happy to do it again.

Delicious, especially the barbecue and salted pork knuckles👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

The Best Schnitzel I’ve Had in Frankfurt! I’ve tried schnitzel at three different spots in Frankfurt, and this one blows the others out of the water. It’s cash-only, so be prepared to hit the ATM first if you need to- it’s absolutely worth it. Crispy, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. A must-try if you’re in town!

Best Homemade Mashed Potatoes in Sachsenhausen!

Nice traditional wine bar. Very tasty cider and inexpensive food. We'd love to come back!