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It was the best kebab ever. Coleslaw always fresh! Hopefully it will open again soon?

**Cozy atmosphere & excellent food!** We had a wonderful evening in the Marta hut. The cheese fondue was excellent and the Kaiserschmarrn at the end was simply perfect – fluffy, golden brown and delicious. The service was attentive, warm and made the evening particularly pleasant. If you are looking for cozy cottage cuisine with first-class preparation, you should definitely stop by here! We'd love to come back.

Nice option for lunch. Less expensive than others close by, and plenty of food for the money.

Very very very good place Food 10 out of 10 Atmosphere 10 out of 10 Service (depends on who serves you) but also quite good.

Unfortunately the restaurant has been permanently closed by the city of Wiesbaden!

We wanted to eat and drink there together (4 girls and 4 men) one evening. We didn't get a seat because those below us were wearing sporty pants. When we said what nonsense this was, we were shouted at and thrown out. Disrespectful behavior is not acceptable!!!! We have never felt so diminished!

Sorry but such a rubbish shop.. 1. It says open on the internet..then you go there and it's closed..2. You call and the answering machine goes straight to the answering machine. I keep asking myself why you open a store... if you are not capable of running the store.. why do you fool customers with false information on the Internet? Don't you have any staff? Then you're not allowed to open a shop.. it's best to stay closed forever because you don't deserve anything else.. Dirty shop, be glad you can't give 0 stars... everyone should know that this dirty shop.. can't be recommended !

Unhygienic and not so friendly.

Absurdly bad food! Paid 8.90 for a small portion of rice with completely unseasoned coconut milk, three pieces of tofu, half a handful of vegetables and TWO half cashews. Never again!

Breakfast shortly after 10 a.m. in Wiesbaden: Service: older, southern-style waiter (with a braid) The cup of coffee was practically floating in the coffee bath along with the sugar, the spoon, and the milk on the saucer... well, that's all! Breakfast was brought to the table one by one... The fried eggs were missing bacon. The waiter didn't mention it when serving. After I noticed it a little later and spoke to him about it, he rudely dismissed it—across two tables—and replied that he hadn't known we'd run out of bacon today. For him, that seemed to be the end of the matter. When it comes to service, I expect to get what I ordered—after all, that's what I'm paying for! And if something isn't available because it's run out in the meantime, I expect the waiter to tell me that when serving, not just silently place the plate in front of me. When I later calmly and matter-of-factly asked him about it while paying, he repeated that he hadn't known there wouldn't be enough bacon today. I replied that such things can certainly happen, but that he hadn't mentioned it to me while serving, so I had to bring it up. He excused himself by saying that there was so much stress and activity going on (which is always the case there). When I asked him if he was going to lose his temper and if it was too much to ask him to tell the customer while serving that something had run out, he finally apologized in such a diva-like, bizarrely exaggerated way, appearing increasingly dishonest and screaming loudly until he was almost hysterical – almost bursting with rage and aggressively ripping the receipt out of the printer, so that other customers had already turned to his theatrical performance with great interest. I felt extremely fooled, taken for a ride, not taken seriously in the slightest, and left. You had to feel embarrassed for the waiter! The poor man is completely overwhelmed, can't take any constructive criticism, and is simply out of place. Probably not the right job for him... it's just too stressful, and on top of that, he has to deal with customers. Others can do this better and are more professional! Given his unacceptable behavior and conduct, I would have parted ways with such a damaging employee long ago. After reading the reviews here, this doesn't seem to be an isolated incident involving this person, but rather just another negative incident. By the way, I still had to pay the full price.

Food can be okay, but with just how many people are REQUIRED to go here everyday, they either don't have near enough staff to support them all, leading to a 20-40 minute wait just to get to the food areas. Meal card sometimes works, sometimes doesn't, and the cost of a meal ranges from $5-$7 roughly on average. While I have these complaints, and they will take the majority of my thoughts, there's no denying that the staff do care. It's simply that the army does not, and has not made the choice (soon enough or otherwise) to optimize this building for the size of the force it is supporting. -20-40 minute wait time on average. -$5-$7 average cost. -understaffed and underequipped for group supported.

It's the healthiest option in the food court and the food is pretty good. The rice bowls are a little pricey, but they they are very filling.

We have been eating there for 25 years. Today we were refused entry with a dog. Reason...some guests don't have their dogs under control and the boss has issued a general ban on dogs. Our dogs are trained and lie well under the table. We definitely won't eat there again.

A wonderful garden, in the great outdoors. Although all the seats were occupied, we were served very quickly in the garden and terrace. The homemade lemonades are recommended. The food came in a reasonable time and everything was freshly prepared. The ox cheeks were extremely tender, the salad was very fresh and very appealing with the homemade dressing. We were more than satisfied and will come back more often.

Yes, definitely great in summer. We were now in winter and only had coffee and cake.