Goldmund In The Literaturhaus

Right in the middle and yet refreshingly on the edge. Enough space for large cars and right on the banks of the Main. The containers of the portico used to be here, in which current art was presented, but now the Literaturhaus has been rebuilt for many years and the Goldmund is a very nice place to spend a nice evening. The four of us have a nice big table under the eyes of Hitchcock, Beckett, Bette Davies and others in a room that doesn't look like it was built 20 years ago. A very nice atmosphere, no stress, slowed down. The staff is relaxed and likes to chat with customers. Something might be forgotten, but then corrected quickly and in a friendly manner. All very pleasant. The audience isn't over-the-top or dressed like a banker either. The food is not cheap, but it is good and even quite filling for this type of cuisine. French, Austrian, German, even a little oriental. Interesting and delicious. The craftsmanship was good, but unfortunately the halibut was far too dry and far from tender and juicy. Overall, a nice evening. Oh, almost forgot, there are nice wines too.

Just wonderful! Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

The DJ at events has no feel for music, volume and bass. The food is good, but frills micro portions. Service is top. Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4

Very nice atmosphere, high ceilings, casual table distribution, great service. Scallops and Breton halibut were quite excellent, portions not too small, excellent wine list with Roero Arneis a delicious evening! Great recommendation! If necessary, there are even parking spaces for the restaurant in the courtyard perfect all around! Service: Dine in

Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: €50–60 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5