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I would have eaten there if the floor hadn't been so dirty......the food was good.

Schade, aber dieses Restaurant ist ein Touristen Lokal geworden, das ich im Gegensatz zu früher leider nur noch mit mangelhaft bewerten kann. Angefangen von einer ziemlich unverschämten Bedienung (Reservierung), über nicht gut gespülte Gläser (ein Freund hat noch dort über Herpes an seiner Lippe geklagt, was man heute auch sieht) und vermutliche zumindest teilweise Convenience Küche.( Da kann man am Küchen Personal sparen und es geht schnell) Das Dressing am Salat war ein Witz. Den Salat selbst würde ich als essbar bezeichnen, aber es war keine Kreation. Dafür sind die Preise exorbitant hoch. Die Touristen zahlen es ja! Na,dann: uns Einheimische hamm die gsehng! Viel Spaß zukünftig ohne uns!

What a great restaurant! We were there for our wedding anniversary and we loved it. First of all: you should reserve early because the restaurant is fully booked! Starters: Wild herb salad with fried chicken - incredibly well seasoned Potato soup - even better seasoned For the main course we had the Wiener Schnitzel and what can I say: I have never eaten anything better! Very tasty, well seasoned and the side dishes are also great! We will definitely be back - if only because we want to try the Kaiserschmarrn! Thank you for the lovely evening

From a trendy bar to a tourist bar, but only if you come early. On Thursday at 9 p.m. in the middle of Berlin I was rudely sent away. “The kitchen is already closed.” In any case, the visitor from Switzerland had a good laugh. In the middle of the nightlife district in the cosmopolitan city of Berlin, the unfriendly temporary worker sends you away again. As a regular from the very beginning, you can of course run down a traditional restaurant.

It was again very good, service, food perfect, the tables are very narrow, so it was very loud.

It was really great. It tasted really tasty and the portion was quite large. Very comfortably furnished and the boss was super nice. Greetings from Lower Bavaria

Delicious Austrian cuisine in a rustic atmosphere.

Authentic Austrian cuisine in a feel-good inn There is a small selection of Austrian restaurants in Cologne that offer first-class national and regional cuisine from our neighboring country. The Gasthaus Scherz has been known among gourmets for many years for its consistently high quality Viennese cuisine. After moving to Luxemburger Straße, Michel Scherz offers his guests a spacious, well-kept inn atmosphere with a feel-good factor. The outdoor dining area is a good recommendation for warm summer evenings. The service in the inn is attentive and friendly. The small menu offers a selection of typical Austrian tavern and Buschenschank classics, which are freshly and traditionally prepared using the best ingredients. The cooked pieces of beef in vegetable stock (Tafelspitz and Shoulderscherzl) are just as reminiscent of traditional Viennese cuisine as is the golden-yellow fried veal schnitzel in clarified butter. As a lover of Styrian Sulmtal fried chicken, I was initially extremely irritated when one of my favorite dishes was served. Instead of the familiar crispy breaded chicken pieces (breast, leg, wings and offal), 3 finely breaded slices were served. They reminded me very little of the original I was familiar with. But after the first bite it quickly became clear: This interpretation of the Styrian classic doesn't need to hide. The tender meat from the free-range chicken was formed into a roll with an aromatic farce and gently cooked in the convection oven. The juicy, tender chicken was then cut into slices and finely breaded. I was thrilled by this unusual preparation. With a little lemon and the spicy potato and cucumber salad with pumpkin seed oil, it's pure enjoyment - no trace of the dry breast meat that is unfortunately common. After my enthusiasm for the fried chicken, I don't want to forget to mention that the shoulder joke in the root stock was also perfectly prepared quality meat that can definitely be compared to the well-known Viennese restaurants. We also really enjoyed the fluffy Kaiserschmarrn with rum raisins and plum roaster. We can recommend the Gasthaus Scherz on Luxemburger Straße in every respect: Austrian quality cuisine, authentic inn atmosphere, friendly service and reasonable prices - in short: a feel-good place. By the way: In addition to Mühlen-Kölsch, Stiegl beer, Vöslauer mineral water and a large selection of Austrian wines are available here.

Beste Lebergerichte, Berliner oder Steirischer Art

Very good food, cozy rooms. So better said. Highly recommended.

Wonderful restaurant. The Kaiserschmarrn was awesome

An absolute recommendation! Fantastic cuisine and casual, friendly service in a lovely atmosphere

I had a really good double espresso and some sparkling water. The place was nice and fairly quiet inside during lunchtime, although the outdoor seating was completely full. However, I have to say—I spent about two hours there because I arrived early hoping to get some work done, but I found out there’s no Wi-Fi connection. So, it’s not a great spot for working, but it’s definitely a good place for a short meeting or quick coffee.

A piece of Austria in the middle of Frankfurt The Salzkammer restaurant in Frankfurt is a real insider tip for lovers of Austrian cuisine. With its rustic ambience and warm hospitality, you immediately feel like you are in a cozy inn in the Alps. The food: The menu offers a diverse selection of traditional Austrian dishes, from Wiener Schnitzel and Tafelspitz to Kaiserschmarrn and Apfelstrudel. All dishes are prepared with fresh ingredients and taste simply delicious. Particularly recommended are: * Wiener Schnitzel: A classic that is prepared to perfection here. The meat is tender, the breading is crispy and the portions are generous. * Kaiserschmarrn: A fluffy Kaiserschmarrn sprinkled with powdered sugar and served with applesauce. A real treat! The ambience: The restaurant is lovingly furnished in Alpine style. The wood paneling, rustic furniture and warm colors create a cozy atmosphere. Here you can sit back, relax and enjoy the Austrian hospitality. It has recently been possible to dine in gondolas in front of the restaurant, which offers a unique experience. The service: The staff is friendly, attentive and accommodating. You immediately feel welcome and in good hands. Conclusion: The Salzkammer restaurant is a wonderful place to enjoy Austrian cuisine in a cozy atmosphere. Whether for a romantic dinner, a meeting with friends or a family meal – everyone is welcome here.

The service was attentive and very friendly. The food is fresh, very tasty and the portions are really sufficient. The “Speckkraut” was very tasty! We didn't have to wait long for our food. Price/performance fits. The parking situation is a bit difficult, but it offers you the opportunity for a digestive walk :-) The tram stops nearby.