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"super eating, highly recommended the Kaiserschmarrn riesenportion, is also required as main food enough! reservation! cozy environment!"
Phone: +4961312121150
Address: Wallaustr. 18, 55118 Mainz, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
City: Mainz
Website: http://www.hahnenhof-mainz.de
Monday: 16:00-22:00
Wednesday: 16:00-22:00
Thursday: 16:00-22:00
Friday: 16:00-22:00
Saturday: 16:00-22:00
Sunday: 11:30-22:00
Dishes: 31
Amenities: 13
Categories: 5
Reviews: 2222
we visited the restaurant hahnenhof after a tipp from our hotel. first, when we arrived in the restaurant, it did not seem very welcoming, a bit dark (no big window, no opportunity to look inside). a bit like old restaurants in Germany....There was a menu next to the entrance. the prices and the menu were very reasonable, not expensive. So we decided to try. when we came to the restaurant (on Sunday night at 17h), we saw that most tables were still empty, but many of them had a reserved sign on it. that looked promising! we have not made a reservation, but the helpful owner has managed to find a place for the four of us in the back of the restaurant. the interior of the restaurant did not se...
I was knocked with the family to invite a friend to the hahnenhof. I was received and that of my art and led us to the reserved table for six people, so that the Christmas gift that gave us all these gracious friends. in the table there were four generations. first we discussed the festive menu while I left it to choose the young generation three times the wing plate for two people, but light weed, water and juice for the alcohol-free order. the young man tested us small and then advised to order only two fluffy teller with six covers: even more essese nit! she said friendly but definitiw. soon it came to eat. pute gans duck and hahn as keulen and breast fillets on salat leaves with red spic...
as the German name already says, the Austrian cook in this restaurant specializes in chicken dishes. that is, there are always also many other choices, with seasonal oriented, game, fish and other Germanic classmates like original Wiener schnitzel make one occur. popular with locals. as well as tourist, this restaurant consistently serves well cooked and very tasty dishes for moderate prices. they also have a large selection of local weeping, as well as bottles from other fields. the restaurant itself has a somewhat traditional, older style, but with modern touches. it is well done over all, and offers a beautiful place to sit outside in the summer. the personal is generally friendly and pro...
a delightful mainzer restaurant that we visited on a Sunday evening. we had a chicken dish with crumbles that were baked under the skin, with a gurkensalat with kartoffels, pork roasts with kartoffels and pork swamps with green beans packed in speck and kartoffels. a wonderful...nearance non-chain restaurant with a friendly staff-even if we abandoned our order because of our lack of German-speaking skills. they were great to deal with our gluten allergies and eating was cumbersome.
super eating, highly recommended the Kaiserschmarrn riesenportion, is also required as main food enough! reservation! cozy environment!
