Die kleine Zauberwelt

a few more meters. never eaten so bad rolling, and also the staff is very unfriendly.

they wait for ever to eat ordered, that was forgotten and then the half is missing. for the price very bad service

Way too long waiting time for first approach from waiter. Waiter was occupied joking in kitchen. Flyers with offer of the day was lying all over, but key ingredients was sold out. Tone from waiter was unfriendly. I will not come back.

great little restaurant. I liked the inner. we were there on the afternoon and it was full in a short time, which unfortunately did not please us. she was extremely unfriendly. not only us, but also others. they should teach a little behavior.

The kitchen is typical northern German fare, nothing really surprising, decent in quality and ther service I have experienced is decent, too. Great decoration and easy access in the town, but better to walk there, parking in the vicinity is in short supply.

Die kleine Zauberwelt is a nice restaurant for families with kids. Food & service are ok. Little bit slow but nice. Schnitzel was good. Like in most German Family restaurants the portions are too big. Nice Pfalzwine served by the glass, no winelist availabe.

The place looks nice and cozy and children friendly but the food was bad and pricey. The burger I had was almost uneatable. The bun was stiff and the meat was dry. The kids had fries and schnitzels who seems to be heated and not freshly cooked. Most people around us had drinks and deserts which probably wise.

If you don't want to be harrased by drunk people, eat bad food and have bad service, just don't go. I went there with my 2 kids. The waitress is very rude and intent to not understand what you tell her. We were harrased by drunk people from other tables. We felt very uncomfortable. The food was not appropriate for the kids neighter. The bill was pricey and guess what, the waitress did not give the change back... !

Firstly, we stopped here and sat on the terrace, for coffee and beer, one afternoon and found the waitress so friendly we decided to look inside the restaurant/café to see what it looked like and it was very characterful - lots of wood and nice ambiance. So, we came back in the evening to eat and had first rate schnitzel "wiener art" which was a thin pork steak with a sort of very thin batter on it (I've only seen it done with breadcrumbs before). I am not a lover of batter (or pork for that matter!), but it was delicious! This came with a mountain of straw chips and, although simple, I have to say it was the best pork I have ever had and, at 10.5 Euros for the meal, a bargain!!