Top Rated Restaurants & Cafes in Mainz

Germany is a country famous for its sausages, and you will find variations at every other restaurant. Frankfurt am Main's Best Worscht in Town, however, claims to be the best of the best, an assertion that is not too far from the truth. The curried sausages available at this food stand are absolutely delicious, but, unfortunately for many, rather spicy. Still, in an attempt to make the currywurst appealing to a larger segment of the sausage-eating public, this eatery offer you levels of hotness, right from A to F, so you know exactly what you're getting into!

Aroma is a small eatery that specializes in budget-friendly Middle Eastern fare. The place is always busy with people stopping by for a quick bite on the go. From delicious falafel wraps to generously sized platters, the food is simple but oh so delicious. Service is prompt and friendly, ensuring a great dining experience from start to finish. Favorites include the shawarma sandwich and the falafel platter.

Nestled on the western end of Geothe University campus, Hoppenworth & Ploch has been delighting patrons with refreshing brews, since its establishment in 2008. What began as a student project has flourished into this award-winning cafe. Choose from their range of espressos, cappuccino and black coffee, made from locally sourced fresh ingredients. A small selection of cakes and sandwiches are available to complement your drink. Visit this cafe with plenty of change in hand, because they do not accept credit cards.

Feast on the rich and exotic flavors of Spanish cuisine at Españita. A specialty of this place being tapas, Españita offers an extensive array. Apart from the tapas, the meatballs, Seafood Cocktail, calamari, Russian salad, croquettes, Serrano ham and anchovies are highly recommended. Choose from their list of Spanish wines to complement your food. On weekends live musicians fill this place with their Spanish melodies. This restaurant does not accept credit cards, so fill your pockets with ample cash while visiting this place.

Jade is a quaint little place on the block serving great Asian dishes. This restaurant is not much in terms of ambiance but they certainly make up for that in their food. Simple decor contrasts with the highly flavorful food and the fabulous service that you experience here. They pay a lot of attention to details and their emphasis is on wok dishes with a special section of dumplings and dim sums.

Bootshaus presents a fantastic dining opportunity right next to one of Frankfurt's main landmarks, the Eiserner Steg pedestrian bridge. You can drink your Äppler (apple wine) and have a look at the fantastic view of the river and Frankfurt's skyline from Bootshaus. This is a rustic place and the menu consists of good old traditional cooking. If you have had enough of the terrace, you can always go for a trip on a pedal boat for a while.