Bremen Ratskeller

Highly recommended. The service is professional yet refreshingly lively, thanks to the many young staff members who are attentive to the guests (attentiveness is not meant negatively here) and naturally check in with them. Whether it's placing an order with the kitchen, expressing satisfaction with the wine or food selection, making additional requests, or even checking on the timing. Some might be in a hurry, but I had plenty of time and enjoyed quality time in this historic setting. Simply put, "enjoyment at its finest."

The lady who showed me around was extremely arrogant and unfriendly. I went alone, and ahead of me in line was a group of three Germans who were all smiles and even got a private room. After settling them in, she didn't even glance at me, just walked back and forth next to me. She didn't even ask me to go get a cup, then checked her phone, without even telling me to wait a moment. She just walked past me several times like that. A male waiter who arrived later saw me and told me to wait a bit. I waited a few minutes, and when he saw I was still waiting, he went to ask the lady and then put me at an empty table near the entrance. There were very few people at the table; it was mostly one person per table. I looked at the menu for two minutes, and then they said the table was reserved (there were no signs on the table, but there was a fly). Moreover, the waiters' English was all very poor. I really don't know what they were so arrogant about. The picture is from when I went there; there were so many tables, it was ridiculous!

Special requests are not accommodated. Better to eat somewhere else.