Bei Maja - Troisdorf

Overall, the visit is quite growing. Very nice and very friendly service, and this is the only thing that was positive. On the negative side the very high prices for the few dishes: Bottle beer 5€, Schnitzel 17€, Rinderroulade 22€. Sauer flour soup (traditional dish) was heavily stretched with cucumber soup and had nothing to do with the original. Probably only the cucumber soup was cooked on the day...

We have been more frequent in this Polish restaurant and can only report good. Staff always friendly and the food is always very good. Praise the cook, here you feel good.

We have been here for several years! A very great little restaurant, very nicely furnished and always great covered. Maja is always very friendly and courteous, super service! The portions are sufficiently large. Price-performance ratio is top. It always tastes like at Mom's home! Next time

A nice little restaurant. The traditional Polish cooked food is excellent. The service staff is very friendly and accommodating. Price-performance ratio is right.

I 'm staying locally to fly out the next day. Looking for lunch and stumbled into this restaurant with my two German friends for a most memorable Real German food experience. We received wonderful beers, both alcohol and non-alcoholic. The server brought out a basket of sliced bread and a plate of goose fat pate with dill pickles. Delicious!! Who knew! The menu is in German and Polish. I don 't think you could order wrong if you couldn 't translate into English. The server did not speak English but her service was perfect. I ordered a pork tenderloin with potatoes dumplings, sides of red cabbage slaw, carrot salad and sweet sliced cucumbers. Everyone 's dish was fantastic. We finished up with coffee and the bill for 3 dinners was less than 50 euros. One of my friend is a vegan and she got a lovely and tasty meal. Perfect meal to end my stay in Germany with friends.