Die besten Restaurants mit Feinkostgeschaft Essen in Hessen

"Small but nice". Absolute recommendation! Small shop with a rare organic selection. Homemade treats, friendly service and a cute little terrace to relax on.

Unusual, very good Italian dishes. Also wines, oils, etc. Everything can also be taken away. No consistent menu, instead daily menus (apparently not viewable online). Complete bar stool style seating. A few seats also outside. Guest toilet is outside the restaurant, a few meters further.

Nice staff, good quality food and nice atmosphere.

Diarrhea, gristle in the food, kebab box with onions without being asked, no greeting, unethical, unfriendly staff and generally the worst kebab shop experience ever, not recommended.

We were otherwise regular customers at Alla Vita Buona and this time we sat down on the edge (not in the shop) with two glasses of wine from Weingur Rollanderhof at a table with two chairs that belonged to Alla Vita Buona and were immediately shown our seats. Even though the store was empty. We will look for an alternative in the future.

Food was okay, but not so good that the extremely long waiting time was worth it, price-performance ratio wasn't right - I don't recommend it

Price-performance ratio (Lamachun) is miserable.. It tastes really, really good, but for the price I can get a Lamachun in Linden that is twice as thick and tastes better, for almost the same price. For the price I actually wasn't full, and no one will be, it fills the stomach, but it shouldn't be stuffing either, it just shouldn't be as thick as a pretzel stick, but thick as a baguette, it should stay that way there should simply be more! Everything was nice on site, but please change the sizes. Same with Durüm. I don't want to know how small your kebab is. Remember, in Giessen it's all about taste and not size. Linden Orient Grill offers flavor and size. But at least have good sauces, they taste great, but garlic sauce has to be hot and not sweet.