If you have a craving for greasy, unhealthy American food, then I would come here. The atomosphere is relaxing, with tv screens showing the various sports happening around the world and the music is hip hop. You get a mix of Germans and ex-pats here, so it’s a good place for tourists to visit.

I went for the combo platter, which had chicken wings, deep fried mozzarella and potato wedges, among other things. It was certainly tasty and a decent portion size, though it’s probably best as a rare treat. The prices were good as well, this meal was around 8 euros and would perhaps cost twice as much in England. I definitely want to come back when I visit.

Maybe it’s just me but German attempts to do American style food always seem to fall flat. Yours has a bunch of authentic sports memorabilia and a bunch of TVs showing sports. I was underwhelmed by the food. Someone needs to explain to German cooks that a GREAT BIG BURGER is not the same as a good burger. Very large beef patty waaaay overcooked on a bun that was too big by a long shot. Hint: No one wants to eat five pounds of bread with an already large piece of meat.

The kids had some chicken wings that were actually quite good (not Buffalo style). Otherwise the “cole slaw” was more like Kraut salat (irony intended) and the tater wedges were standard frozen fare. Frankly if you just want a good burger and fries, go to Burger King.

Anyway, that was my second visit and had the same server who was quite good so plus points for service.