Chemnitz

Chemnitz, a city in eastern Germany, is known for its industrial history and modern art scene. Typical foods include Sauerbraten, Saxon potato soup, and Quarkkeulchen, a sweet cheese dumpling.

Syrtaki

Syrtaki

Neefestraße 42, 09119, Chemnitz, Germany

Griechisch • Mittelmeer • International • Spezialitäten


"Zeche: 33,60 € a person General: Can you go Greek food in Chemnitz? Granted a rhetorical question, because I suspect that one finds a Greek in every German city from 10,000 inhabitants. But the selection in the Karl Marx city is limited and I had completed my research with the choice of Syrtaki. I didn't regret the visit, because I was eating properly. The award at one of the hot July days 2015 was quite remarkable for a Tuesday. The typical audience was found, namely couples, families and small groups, as well as soloists like me. I see the price-performance ratio at just four stars. Syrtaki offers a home page where the menu can be viewed [here link] Service: Two Greek men in black dress supplied the outdoor tables and the few indoors in front of the restaurant. They did that routined and friendly. Beverages came quickly to the table and the starters and main foods matched time. The ouzo of the host is available in Syrtaki both for the start and with the bill, sufficiently cold. More cold would have done the rarely encountered Retsina Rosé well. Overall, an acceptable duty, which I value with a full satisfaction. At the beverage prices: Pils by Paulaner is charged with a considerable €2.80 for 0.3 l. Greek mineral water comes to 4,90 € for the bottle with 0.7 l and the few open standard wines want to be paid with 5,50 € for 0.25 l. Only the mentioned Retsina is €4.40 for the neighborhood. Food: The map is manageable, but offers the most promising classics. The mixed cold appetizers Pikilia, €8.90, which I chose, were specifically advertised on the map as five balls Tsatsiki, Skordalia, Taramas, Auberginensalat and sheep cheese cream Tyrosalata. A basket with a bright, fresh and fine-pored bread was added. I like the eggplant salad with a proper garlic note, some tomato and walnut, the rather solid sheep cheese cream and the creamy tsatsiki with cucumber, garlic and a dillhauch. Acceptably the Taramas no industrial goods, but retaining fish note and the Skordalia would have done a little more garlic and olive oil well. This pikilia plate is to settle in the upper third of my ranking. Then the grill plate Parthenon with Gyros, Souvlaki and Souzouki Frikadelle, €12.80 . I decided for Pommes on the plate. The supplemental salad with two fractions: The herb salad was restrained and refreshing; the leaf salad half "napped" with lush cocktail sauce. To the proteins: the gyro freshly cut and well seasoned, as well as the loose frikadelle. However, both barbecues slightly oversalted. The Souvlaki reluctantly seasoned and still seasoned, but with decreasing heat increasingly dry in bite. The pommes hot and crispy. The portion size well and also without appetizer. The grill plate plays in the middle of my experience league and in toto I give good three stars for the food. Ambience: The restaurant is not classic blue and white. Color-determining are the dark wall panels and space dividers with wooden columns, table surfaces and blue patterned upholstery. The carpet does not contribute to lightening and the spot-like ceiling lights have a moderate luminosity. Folklore have a few murals with antique motifs. The good table sizes and wide running paths are to be found positively in the overall quite large restaurant. Cleanliness: Everything in the green area. The men's toilet in white highly tiled and clean."

Villa Esche

Villa Esche

Parkstr. 58, 09120 CHEMNITZ, Chemnitz, Germany

Tee • Grill • Mexikaner • International


"For the second time within a year, I had the great luck that owner Falk Heinrich opened for two colleagues (dust guests and me his Chemnitzer restaurant exclusively on an evening under the week. From Tuesday to Thursday, the sympathetic axis focuses on catering and events, as well as the lunch and pick-up business introduced in the pandemic. The latter so successful that a limitation has to be made in order to ensure the capacities organizationally and especially humanly! not to overload at the fine chapel mountain. All the more beautiful that trainee Luisa once again supported her teacher and, despite an approaching examination, at least the late evening hours beat her ears. There are still young people who burn for gastronomy as very enjoyable! While the former factory villa attracts the architecture interested especially fans of Henry van der Velde, in the former remnant remnantly renovated in the garden, the followers of a harmoniously modernized gourmet cuisine are rather happy on a classic basis. And if the enthusiasm of the head for white Burgundy even surpasses that of the guest, one may well speak of a “match made in Borgfeld”. I took bread and butter in memory of the first sause to me only in homeopathic cans, in order to be able to enjoy the announced 10 plates all too (the person is wrong, so long he strives... something unusual start the menu warm with the first of two poultry courses. The almost fried tranche of chicken (Bresse ware about Rungis Express was very juicy and full-bodied. The combination of poultry with fruit led straight into the Libby's fruit cocktail Hell (who gets the cherry?) in my youth's good-bourgeois cuisine. Only that the excellently tanned skin had lost much of its crispness due to the napation, saddened me as well as the boss; that was not wanted. During the second stroke, a carefully fried, snow-white, naturally juicy seaweed was bathed in a velvety saffron sauce, which had received a perceptible but not exhausting sharpness by ginger and chili. A real discovery for me. A small salad of peas chotes was responsible for the crisp; a rough pie for something sweet. Excellent product kitchen! The three carnivores at the table were just as enthusiastic about the pork tips on fermented nickers in gang 3. The meat, which had become buttery for hours in the Smoker, had once again received grill heat on small spits, which gave her a crisper skin, which could not soften even the unshammy savory sauce. Discovering the evening was the Voatsiperifery Bourbon pepper from Madagascar, with which an incredibly interesting citrus fruity(! Sharp came to court. From the tingling effect removed the Szechuan “Pfeffer” similar. These little soulfood hustles, we've sneaked away a little bit. Bourbon pepper from Madagascar's crisp? Did someone say crisper? As far as this is concerned, an image says more than 1000 words: The second part of the Bresse Chicken competed with a deliberately only slightly peeled Morchel onion sauce around our attention. We praised both. The fact that in the villa only very good quality and excellent craftsmanship tastes the plates does not require any special emphasis at this point. Rather, the revival of the palate kisses were repeatedly interrupted by excited conversations about wines, dishes and gastronomy, among themselves and repeatedly with our host. Choosing your own speed menu with this equally dedicated and expert cook was a big, extra gift! In the middle of the menu we returned once more to the sea: Our host combined imperial garnet courageously with pineapple and self-inlaid Kimchi, who was held up enough to leave room for the noble crust animal. Fresh and crisp and a welcome refreshment in the revival of winter aromas. But of course, it was also suitable for the year. The port wine truffle sauce for hamnia wrapped half a baked pigeon, which was cured with its wonderful liver. A perfectly loose semmelknödel was used to pick up the last droplet. Please note the portion size at this point. And perhaps my “displacement” can be imagined when the two kitchens brought muskets the following plate: “Ganz ohne Beilagen!”, as Falk Heinrich stressed, came to the table as (admittedly thin-cut minutes steak a medium-fried entrecôte. With an emulsion of beef fat with bergamot and pomegranate, the perfect meat had both: freshness and freshness! Extremely aromatic meat, as usually much better than fillet. But still: grace! After 7/8, my stomach literally increased, and I would not have done any more bites about the Verre.... So I also had to fit photographically during the following stretching with black root and wild-price strawberries. Especially here a two-finger-thick tranche with strongly tanned exteriors and delicately inner values lured. Interestingly, the opinion of the tasteful intensity was divided between the two remaining eaters. I was busy not bursting. As Pre Dessert, the native Chemnitzer Heinrich sent a pumpkin sorbet with apricot vinegar, whose pronotic acid I would have wished before the steak. Nevertheless, I took two spoons from dessert, a coffee Tiramisu, courtesy for and out of curiosity. Falk Heinrich had already reported at the beginning of the evening that his own strength for the patisserie was not tolerated and Desserts was not to be his cause. At any rate not at the level of other kitchen. That's why he decided to rely on classics. However, they are in very good product quality. That's right. A tiramisu with a clear coffee note and without a buckling taste. But more balanced, fresh and fluffier than 90% of the local Italo restaurants. While completely unexpected snowfall outside the garden scenicly enchanted sounded out in the evening; we were still pointing out something about the wines that were all opened this time on the recommendation of the highly facing Chemnitz kitchen artist. _302132] Of course, I am aware that such a private dining is not comparable to the usual restaurant visit. But the philosophy of a product-oriented kitchen with mostly three French-based components was hopefully recognizable; my enthusiasm about it surely! Wanderer, come to Chemnitz, don't grieve: A Kleinod is waiting for you! Internal menu plan from the kitchen"

Gaststatte - Zum Postgut

Gaststatte - Zum Postgut

Friedrich-Engels-Str. 1, 09337 Hohenstein-Ernstthal, Saxony, Germany, Chemnitz

Tee • Deutsch • Saisonal • Getränke


"We've been in the mailbox several times. The food is getting worse and worse. Only mediocre cuisine. I'd better get that home. Operation is pampering. Don't come by for a quarter of an hour. Or there are several hand signs, but there is nothing. In an event on live music in the beer garden, guests at some tables have always at least. 30 min waited. that someone picks up the beverage order. When we were finally able to order something, this was taken up in a bad way. When we politely pointed out that at the other tables the guests have been waiting for exactly so long, the service broke in front of them in the ugly tone: then they have to wait until they are there. Another guest got a drink when he wanted to order something to eat. There would be nothing at this event. He went back to that. One hour later, other guests in the beer garden had food. Amazing. Absolutely rude and unmotivated staff! And from a certain evening lesson, guests just don't get drinks so they're moving. Ordering food after 21.30 is a No Go anyway. You will be looked up to unbelieving, as the kitchen staff would no longer be busy at such a time. The cook then sits in the smoking room until 1 o'clock, but it is probably no longer allowed to cook for cost reasons. On the whole, a hearty disappointment. The only good is the location directly on the market. For this reason, the restaurant is still too well visited by travellers and many hardened regular guests. We had the impression that these operators simply do not need to serve the guests well! In the future, this restaurant will be avoided by us."