Les meilleurs restaurantsde cuisine allemande en Paris

12/07/2025: A delicious Black Forest cake. Absolutely delicious! I went twice just to buy some. It was so good. Not too sweet, with tart cherries, fresh cream, good dark chocolate, and a super tasty, crunchy biscuit base. It was only afterward that I learned the owner was closing. He told me, "It's old age." I wish him a happy retirement.

05/07/2025: Disappointing experience – sadly not like it used to be I've known this restaurant for several years and always enjoyed eating German food here. It's ideally located near the Comédie-Française. Unfortunately, my visit today, my second in just a few months, was once again a huge disappointment. The food was so bad that I couldn't finish my plate. The meat was completely overcooked, and the lentils were hard and inedible. I paid 40 euros and left without finishing my meal. It's truly a shame to see how much the quality has declined.

10/03/2026: I did an intensive A2 course during the school holidays, and I thought it was great. I recommend it.

07/03/2026: Unreliable Records Management – ​​Lifelong Achievements “Deleted” After 10 Years I am writing this review to warn anyone considering investing their time and money in a Goethe-Institut certification. I recently contacted the Athens institute to have a language certificate I obtained ten years ago verified. Despite providing my unique certificate ID, the administration informed me that they delete all student records after 10 years due to their interpretation of the GDPR. This is absolutely unacceptable for a world-class educational institution. Here’s why you should look elsewhere (such as the ÖSD or national certificates): Complete Lack of Accountability: If you lose your original physical certificate, the institute refuses to verify your achievement or issue a confirmation, effectively erasing years of hard work. Poor customer service: Even after contacting the Munich headquarters, the response remains a robotic "we delete everything," demonstrating a complete lack of modern digital archiving or student support. Outdated logic: Claiming that data protection (GDPR) prevents them from maintaining a simple alumni verification register is a flimsy excuse that most world-class institutions have already addressed with secure, anonymized databases. In short: Don't entrust your professional future to an organization that treats its graduates with a "disposable" mindset. Once 10 years are up, you practically cease to exist in their system. Save your money and turn to a reputable institution that respects its students' efforts throughout their careers.

11/06/2026: I got a really bad craving for Currywurst while in Paris and was desperately looking at reviews to find an authentic tasting one and ultimately I got one here. It tasted great, the only thing missing was some Gewürzsalz on the chips, add that and it would taste just like home.

31/05/2026: The setting is pleasant enough (sort of), but unfortunately, the owner seems to have forgotten that running a business involves at least a minimum of interaction with customers. All evening, he repeated, in a tone as dry as his pretzels, "I don't take questions." A rather unusual approach for someone whose job is precisely to welcome the public. His staff, on the other hand, are much friendlier. A self-proclaimed Bayern Munich supporter, he might still be going through a rough patch since Paris Saint-Germain thrashed his team. Only the Kaiser himself could probably shed some light on the source of this constant nervousness and his tendency to be overwhelmed when it comes to serving two beers at the same time... As for the pretzels, their dryness deserves a special mention: keep a drink handy unless you want to test your survival skills. An experience that mostly leaves you wanting to go for a drink somewhere else.