Phone: +49623260460,+4962328505777
Address: Rheintorstraße 5, 67346, Speyer, Germany
City: Speyer
Dishes: 8
Reviews: 91
Website: http://www.hotel1735.de/
"the restaurant has arrived after moving from ludwigshafen in speyer well. that has several (good) reasons: The map is inexpensive for local conditions - at first it was even the "ludwigshafener fußkarten" and the lower level there, which already alone ensured "full house".The preparation especially the pizze is "most Italian" if this linguistic slip is allowed. the floor is pleasantly thin, yet solid, the edge is tasty and the salt content is true. for me pizza must not taste like "German brot". the subject is actually made and the cheese is from the cow and not from the labor. I like to see if the basilikum is not baked and after that a small little good olive oil is to be bought over it.The other dishes I do not know from my own tasting, but they look appealing. I can't say anything about it tastefully.The drink card is very tidy with the Italian weepings, the beer prices are human for speyrer conditions. It's part of the fact that it's incredibly loud inside, because it's always completely occupied locally, especially in the evening. one understands oneself in a foursome only laborious, the sound of the other guests is overwhelming. that makes the stay very unpleasant if you want to go away in the evening.Outside, the cleanly cobbled beer garden under trees is a nice place to sit, but it is radical and rigorously closed after inhabiting complaints by 22.00 clock. in the city is closed at 23.00. this can be annoyed at later appointments.The service is based on master personnel who worked almost completely in ludwigshafen. that's the routine for good. Unfortunately, the additional forces are not comparable, there seems to be a strange division of work between the master and the auxiliary personnel (there is "bringer and clearer" and "order picker and casser"), so that it can hook when reordering, for example."
All prices are estimates.
Speyer, a historic city on the Rhine, is known for its Romanesque cathedral. Typical dishes include Saumagen, a local stuffed pig stomach, and Riesling wine from nearby vineyards.