ALEX Wiesbaden - Carte

Very good selection of foods for brunch. Choice of breads/pastries, cold cuts, bacon, eggs, pasta dishes plus assorted cereals and jams. Nice decor and service. Will definitely return.

This is an easily accessible and nice place to eat or to drink. I was there for drink only. Service staff is quite nice and warm. Price is acceptable, economic. I liked and I recommend.

The menu selection is very board that includes some traditional German food as well as some new type of menu items. This seems to be a young persons hangout as they offer free wifi. Food is very good. Voir le carte

This is a great casual dining place. We were staying in Wiesbaden for business, and this was our spot for dinner for our last night. It was a good choice; the food was good, reasonably priced and the atmosphere was perfect for kicking back and relaxing.

I like this place because you can show up and grab a table without a reservation. Plenty of tables inside and outside. Place is quite busy. The menu changes seasonally so it's nice to have variety. Also a great place to grab drinks at anytime of the day and chill.

Were just walking around town, actually had another place to eat in mind but they were closing 15 minutes after we got there. We walked past here and there was plenty of tables (not that it wasn't popular, there were just lots of tables with plenty unfilled), no reservations needed, and the prices were reasonable. The service was great. The appetizers/drinks were prompt. My steak and baked potato were excellent. It doesn't have that small European scene most cafes/restaurants have, but the experience was perfect. Will come back again. Voir le carte

The food is, generally, OK, and not too expensive, so definitely worth it.The only downside: the salad was swimming in balsamic vinegar (see picture).I ordered one of their curries, which was nice, but I had asked for it to be 'extra hot'. The waitress said 'no problem', but then I noticed a cheeky stealth charge of 60 cents on the bill (which she hadn't mentioned). Cheeky!Took a long time for food to arrive too, and I suspect it was sitting waiting a long time: we ate at around 9pm, and all the waitresses seemed more focused on cleaning up and finishing their shifts.They did offer a free coffee for the lateness of the food (about 35 minutes after ordering).

Went with a friend for dinner. We had been trying to go for a few days and finally snuck in on a Friday. It was crowded but we easily sat ourselves. Waitress was prompt with drink order and asked if we needed an English menu, but was more than happy to translate the german one for us. Food came rather quickly, less than half a beers time, and was very hot and very fresh. Pulled pork burger was superb. Fries were also deliciously seasoned, and not too seasoned either. Brownie with ice cream for dessert was just enough without feeling like you ate too much. Only issue was it felt like it was 100 degrees inside. Hindsight we should have sat in the tented outdoor seating area.

I got the Wiener Schnitzel with the mushroom sauce (which is apparently non-traditional and sacrilege according to Rick Steves, but who cares because it was phenomenal). I would buy their mushroom sauce by the jar. I ate a lot of Wiener Schnitzel during my 2 1/2 weeks in Germany, and this place took the cake. Unforgettable. Perfectly battered and crispy without being overwhelming on the breading. Delicious with and without the sauce. My boyfriend got a sandwich that was pretty good, and we shared a wrap (I think it was pork?) that was amazing, too. We sat outside, so we got to look at beautiful Wiesbaden. Their wine selection was nice and very reasonably priced. Seriously though--all I can t... Voir le carte