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Restaurant Paulaner am Dom

Name: Restaurant Paulaner am Dom
Telephone: +49 69 20976890
Rating: 4.2

Germany Hesse FrankfurtRestaurant Paulaner am Dom

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'Ello chaps! Paulaner Wirsthause am Dom is located in Frankfurt. It is a quaint restaurant, boasting expansive dining rooms, each inspired by authentic Germany traditions and architecture. For visitors, it's important to know that not every restaurant is different when it comes to seating. Some you wait to be seated by staff like Paulaner, others you simply walk in, roam around and sit at any table you'd like -- with the exception of those with 'reserved' signs. To this point, it's very common for restaurants in Germany to hold tables for reservations, so while they may be empty, they may not necessarily be made available. This was the issue the first time we tried Paulaner. Ok - service was great, and friendly. The menu was a bit confusing between descriptions and expectations. Example: We ordered "Pretzel with Bavarian cream cheese and herb cream cheese with onion rings, radish" The photo showed a brownish onion ring - just as Americans would expect the deep fried kind. What we actually got were just sliced raw onions. The photo was brown because of some kind of seasoning but we didn't even get that. The pretzel was also a bit small so for nearly 10 euros quite overpriced. However the portions we found in German restaurants, like this one otherwise ARE quite large. Even the salads that came with the meals were a hearty portion. The food was good and generous. Also know, in terms of appetizers and main meals, Food comes out FAST. Very fast. However, once your meal is served, rarely will a Germany server check back in to make sure everything is OK, and often when you're down, you have to wait - and wait - and wait - or try to track down your server to get the bill. That was the experience here, and at most of the restaurants we visited in Germany. Overall I give four stars out of five.

Herbert Edgewood

I can't say that I have dined in the restaurants since I was only staying in the hotel that is attached to this restaurant. However, I have tasted the breakfast that was given to this day in the accommodation so I think I can speak of the food of this place. It was a fine meal and I liked it a lot the service was nice for one person serving everyone who is staying in the hotel for breakfast. Breakfast was included in the hotel stay and I enjoyed the fact that I didn't have to worry about my first meal of the day. An affordable hotel in the town centre next to a beautiful cathedral. It is steps away from the Romer train station. I came during the Christmas period, one of the biggest Christmas markets is located right in the area. There are many restaurants selection and walkable shopping districts. It was surprising that the hot water had an issue while I was staying. As a habit, I'd test the power outlets, lighting, and water supply upon check-in. As soon as I turn on the shower, the water that came out was brownish for quite a while (see pic). I went to the receptionist for assistance and it seems that they already had someone on-site fixing some pipe issues. In the end, it is kinda resolved but surely the water wasn't all clear and no way I would drink from the tap in this city.

Luke L'sk

We did a reservation for lunch. The aesthetic of the place is traditional Germany, which looks good for tourists. We wanted to try the traditional schnitzel with green sauce. It isn't something outstanding but overall it's a nice price since, when ordering a meal dish it comes with an extra individual salad. We couldn't finish it all. The price for everything and a big bottle of water was 50,50€ which I consider appropriate for a tourist restaurant as such. I am vegetarian but sadly their vegetarian options are not so german based which is a bit disappointing since they could just offer the traditional green sauce with potatoes and eggs. The worst part of the experience would be the service. It was nice-okay. We didn't engage with the waiter and at the moment of the payment he complained about the fact we didn't give any tips by saying 'do you know that in Germany tips are not included?'. As a waitress that kind of pissed me off because it shows you that they don't care about providing a good service unless you are willing to tip them. Besides, when I was ordering (as a tourist I don't know german) he was kind of pissed at the fact I was ordering in english and said 'it's not that difficult'. In case he reaches this review: tips are a reward for your service/recommendations/speed/smile and treatment to customers not our job to give because you are not happy with your salary.

Lucy

We chose this place for lunch. Firstly, I must mention that the atmosphere and interior design are very nice. Also, being next to the Cathedral of Frankfurt adds to its unique vibe. As for the food, after we placed our order, the salad came first, which was a good practice considering the waiting time. I opted for the Schnitzel, but I must say it was the worst Schnitzel I've ever had. Overall, the taste of fried oil was dominant, and there was no trace of the crispy outer coating I expected from a Schnitzel. Apart from the traditional Frankfurt Grüne Soße and tasty potatoes, the Schnitzel was a complete disappointment. However, the Pork Knuckle Schweinshaxe and White Sausages were quite delicious. Regarding the service, since the waiting time for the meals was stated on the menu, you don't have high expectations for arrival of the food. As conclusion, except the Schnitzel, our overall experience was enjoyable. Next time I might give other items on the menu a chance.

Gamze Yigit

Had high hopes for a 5 star experience here as the reviews were very good. Unfortunately, I felt a little bit underwhelmed. The welcome I had was about as cold as my frosty beer. Was told to sit anywhere as place was empty besides a few reserved seats. The decor felt like a traditional German pub which was nice. I ordered the oktoberfest platter. It came quickly which is good, but at the expense of quality. I could barely get into the pork knuckle and I thought it would have some sauerkraut, but the plate was full. The sausages were tasty though. Later a manager was going around and asking each person if they needed anything and if all was good which was nice especially after my frosty reception. I wouldnt mind waiting a bit longer for the food if the quality was better. Price is reasonable for the portion size.

Chris Evans

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Domplatz 6, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany

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+49 69 20976890

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4.2

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Airy tavern for big servings of traditional Bavarian meat & potato dishes, plus steins of beer.

Checking in at a popular restaurant in Frankfurt 🍽️🔥

Parker

330

'Ello chaps! Paulaner Wirsthause am Dom is located in Frankfurt. It is a quaint restaurant, boasting expansive dining rooms, each inspired by authentic Germany traditions and architecture. For visitors, it's important to know that not every restaurant is different when it comes to seating. Some you wait to be seated by staff like Paulaner, others you simply walk in, roam around and sit at any table you'd like -- with the exception of those with 'reserved' signs. To this point, it's very common for restaurants in Germany to hold tables for reservations, so while they may be empty, they may not necessarily be made available. This was the issue the first time we tried Paulaner. Ok - service was great, and friendly. The menu was a bit confusing between descriptions and expectations. Example: We ordered "Pretzel with Bavarian cream cheese and herb cream cheese with onion rings, radish" The photo showed a brownish onion ring - just as Americans would expect the deep fried kind. What we actually got were just sliced raw onions. The photo was brown because of some kind of seasoning but we didn't even get that. The pretzel was also a bit small so for nearly 10 euros quite overpriced. However the portions we found in German restaurants, like this one otherwise ARE quite large. Even the salads that came with the meals were a hearty portion. The food was good and generous. Also know, in terms of appetizers and main meals, Food comes out FAST. Very fast. However, once your meal is served, rarely will a Germany server check back in to make sure everything is OK, and often when you're down, you have to wait - and wait - and wait - or try to track down your server to get the bill. That was the experience here, and at most of the restaurants we visited in Germany. Overall I give four stars out of five.

Herbert Edgewood

I can't say that I have dined in the restaurants since I was only staying in the hotel that is attached to this restaurant. However, I have tasted the breakfast that was given to this day in the accommodation so I think I can speak of the food of this place. It was a fine meal and I liked it a lot the service was nice for one person serving everyone who is staying in the hotel for breakfast. Breakfast was included in the hotel stay and I enjoyed the fact that I didn't have to worry about my first meal of the day. An affordable hotel in the town centre next to a beautiful cathedral. It is steps away from the Romer train station. I came during the Christmas period, one of the biggest Christmas markets is located right in the area. There are many restaurants selection and walkable shopping districts. It was surprising that the hot water had an issue while I was staying. As a habit, I'd test the power outlets, lighting, and water supply upon check-in. As soon as I turn on the shower, the water that came out was brownish for quite a while (see pic). I went to the receptionist for assistance and it seems that they already had someone on-site fixing some pipe issues. In the end, it is kinda resolved but surely the water wasn't all clear and no way I would drink from the tap in this city.

Luke L'sk

We did a reservation for lunch. The aesthetic of the place is traditional Germany, which looks good for tourists. We wanted to try the traditional schnitzel with green sauce. It isn't something outstanding but overall it's a nice price since, when ordering a meal dish it comes with an extra individual salad. We couldn't finish it all. The price for everything and a big bottle of water was 50,50€ which I consider appropriate for a tourist restaurant as such. I am vegetarian but sadly their vegetarian options are not so german based which is a bit disappointing since they could just offer the traditional green sauce with potatoes and eggs. The worst part of the experience would be the service. It was nice-okay. We didn't engage with the waiter and at the moment of the payment he complained about the fact we didn't give any tips by saying 'do you know that in Germany tips are not included?'. As a waitress that kind of pissed me off because it shows you that they don't care about providing a good service unless you are willing to tip them. Besides, when I was ordering (as a tourist I don't know german) he was kind of pissed at the fact I was ordering in english and said 'it's not that difficult'. In case he reaches this review: tips are a reward for your service/recommendations/speed/smile and treatment to customers not our job to give because you are not happy with your salary.

Lucy

We chose this place for lunch. Firstly, I must mention that the atmosphere and interior design are very nice. Also, being next to the Cathedral of Frankfurt adds to its unique vibe. As for the food, after we placed our order, the salad came first, which was a good practice considering the waiting time. I opted for the Schnitzel, but I must say it was the worst Schnitzel I've ever had. Overall, the taste of fried oil was dominant, and there was no trace of the crispy outer coating I expected from a Schnitzel. Apart from the traditional Frankfurt Grüne Soße and tasty potatoes, the Schnitzel was a complete disappointment. However, the Pork Knuckle Schweinshaxe and White Sausages were quite delicious. Regarding the service, since the waiting time for the meals was stated on the menu, you don't have high expectations for arrival of the food. As conclusion, except the Schnitzel, our overall experience was enjoyable. Next time I might give other items on the menu a chance.

Gamze Yigit

Had high hopes for a 5 star experience here as the reviews were very good. Unfortunately, I felt a little bit underwhelmed. The welcome I had was about as cold as my frosty beer. Was told to sit anywhere as place was empty besides a few reserved seats. The decor felt like a traditional German pub which was nice. I ordered the oktoberfest platter. It came quickly which is good, but at the expense of quality. I could barely get into the pork knuckle and I thought it would have some sauerkraut, but the plate was full. The sausages were tasty though. Later a manager was going around and asking each person if they needed anything and if all was good which was nice especially after my frosty reception. I wouldnt mind waiting a bit longer for the food if the quality was better. Price is reasonable for the portion size.

Chris Evans

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