Galicia — Restaurant in Frankfurt

One of the most unpleasant experiences of my dining-out life. The waiter was disrespectful, would roll eyes all the time if we didn't decide immediately what to order, was unhelpful and impatient when giving explanations and would even mock our Italian accent. Ignorant and vile behavior coming from a person who's in Germany as an inmigrant trying to make a living. I don't think anyone made fun of him because he's a Spaniard. Food: disgusting to say the least. The "paella" was made with basmati rice! No zaffron, no, sofrito, no taste, no socarrado. Calling that a paella is an insult to Valencia. Dirty place with no aeration system, we left smelling like mould. They don't take Visa or Mastercard so they only want the cash, who knows why. I would strongly discourage anyone from going any where...

I checked out this place because my favorite tapas place in Frankfurt is closed.

The food was ok, a bit expensive compared to the portion and other tapas places in Frankfurt. The croquettes were over fried that you could not only see it (dark brown) but also taste it. Other dishes were ok.

Atmosphere is nice, even tho we got seated in front of the front door and next to the toilet.

Service was terrible. We ordered some bread which was not served until we had finished our meal. When we refused to take the bread (which takes probably a few minutes to prepare), the waiter was very unhappy with us. Not a single “thank you” when we tipped or a “goodbye” as if he wanted to kick us out asap. A lots to improve. Not...

That was almost wonderful: the food was great and staff was friendly. Location isn't bad either. However, there should be a big neon sign outside saying "primitive payments only, no cards" At least no credit cards and not even Maestro debit cards, with which I can even pay for fruit at a roadside in deepest Poland. Only, if you're lucky, because even that is a bit of a gamble, German EC cards. So: recommended, but only if you're carrying lots of...