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After a visit to Rumpelburg, which is a very nice excursion destination for families, there was lunch. After the drinks were delivered incorrectly, the question was what about the food? The noodles of the children came cold at the table, and the nap with asparagus was a bad joke. After the service was challenged and as it was back, it ended up on the bill in full!! This place doesn't see us again.

We are often with friends at Santa Lucia because there is something for everyone. The map is very extensive but so far everything we ate was good. Especially the Indian food did it to us. The bread which is served is super tasty and all dishes well seasoned. In summer there is a nice little beer garden where you can sit nicely. The food comes in a reasonable time even if the place is full. We are happy

It's a great restaurant. There is a wide range of delicious food and drinks. It's all very clean, tidy and tidy. The service is very nice, courteous and friendly, and also flash. The preparation and serving of the dishes is also very fast. In beautiful weather you can also use the beer garden. This is also very cozy. The price performance distortion is completely fine. I can only recommend this restaurant.

Over 200 courts on the map had to have a warning. There are Indian, Greek, Italian and German. With this fullness, the ingredients and dishes cannot be fresh and you tasted that. We couldn't understand the positive reviews as all our dishes were not good. Every pizza from Dönermann is better. Indian food has tasted fade and dry. I'm sorry. When leaving the place, we also saw that many plates went back completely.

It is a very cozy restaurant in the old town of Bad Langensalza. There is a very large and good offer of food and drinks. The prices are just as good and fair. The food is served very fast and hot, and it also tastes excellent. It is all very clean and tidy and the staff has been friendly and nice. There is also a very nice and cozy beer garden where you can also eat food. All in all, a very nice restaurant with a great atmosphere. Very recommended.

Interestingly furnished, with Indian touch. Huge menu where you ask yourself how all the different dishes can be tastefully prepared. We chose Indian. There are also Italian and Greek dishes. Apparently, many regulars come. There was also a lot of pizza to take away. Totally colorful audience. Our food was tasty and served super fast. The soytofu-chunks however appeared from softened dried tofu and had a consistency and taste like foamed polystyrene. The drinks were very expensive.

After a visit to the Japanese garden, we were hungry in the evening. To be honest, the sign of beer garden lured us and we were a little surprised. The beer garden is quite cozy, pleasantly shaded. The service was quickly at the place and map, as well as drinks were on the table after a few moments. The menu then brought the big surprise there are dishes from Italy, India, Germany...the card is boundless. :D The second surprise came with the quality of food. My Indian spinach curry was very well tasted and was wonderfully complemented by the Naan bread added (Also rice would have been possible). My accompaniment had a carving with Bolognese sauce, side salad and croquettes and was very satis...

insects, we moved to the beer garden, which was illuminated in the evening near the market church in the pedestrian zone. at the building itself came a sign of restaurant to prinzen. a wooden board at the entrance had pizza, noodles, Greek, Indian and German kitchen. Surrounded by the round arched glass entrance door, which gave us a view inward, let us enter courageously. in the interior they get large Mongolian pictures, copper elefants, an imperial with a round red bank, dark red padded bistro chair and a pappbox pizza baker. everything is illuminated by small lights over the respective tables and on the deck by a light girlande. large planting blades are distributed in space. the tables...

Location Like insects, it moved us to the beer garden illuminated in the evening near the market church in the pedestrian zone. At the building itself a sign of Restau rant came to the prince. A wooden board at the entrance had pizza, pasta, Greek, Indian and German cuisine. Ambiance The round arch glass entrance door, which gave us a look inside, let us enter courageously. Inside you will receive large Mongolian images, copper elephants, an empor with a round red bench, dark red padded bistro chairs and a cardboard box pizza baker. Everything is illuminated by small lights over the respective tables and on the ceiling by a light garland. Large planting buckets are distributed in space. The...