Salzkammer

Great restaurant! Busy place for dinner on Friday night. We didnt have a reservation but they still accommodated us with time limit of 1 hour which is fine as we only wanted to dine. Servers were all super nice and friendly. Menu posted here from 5 years ago was not accurate as menu has change a lot. They only have 2 -3 schnitzel option on the menu but theyre made from Veal which is a lot better than pork. Had option of 1-3 portion. Ordered 2 portion as it seems like the portion would not be big but we were wrong. Had 2 portions enough for 2 people to finish. Definitely made well and glad we ordered it.

Came across this restaurant and their schnitzel is awesome. I read the google review and went for the recommendation most people shared to get medium instead of small. No regrets. Staff is nice as well. The sausages are good recommendations by the staff.

Nov 24 Lunch 2 of us Looking for a good viennese rest in Franfurt Found this nice authentic frankfurt viennese rest. Ambience was very nice Service was very nice n good. 9/10 We didn’t have reservation but they managed to seat us at a big table which later we shared with another couple but they were also very nice people so all good. Foods are delicious Only next time we should order the special Frankfurt green sauce for the schnitzel. They are good and unique. The dessert was wonderful. It came with the apricot sauce which was recommended. Truly delicious. Will come back again whenever we come again in Frankfurt.

When in Frankfurt but wants to feel like in a ski vacation at Austria. An authentic Austrian cuisine with great atmosphere and excellent service Prost

Excellent veal schnitzel. Light, tender and big with an option to upsize. I didn’t take many photos but it was one of the best I’ve had. Beer was great too. Another standout was the coffee. Hot and strong Melbourne grade which hit the spot. On the downside the wine list is limited. I’d have liked a crisp dry Riesling rather than the fruitier aged whites on offer. In all highly recommended, good value and great atmosphere.

Had the veal schnitzel, sauerkraut, and a festbier. The veal schnitzel and roasted potatoes were excellent and the sauerkraut (with bacon in it) was the best I’ve had yet. The service was helpful and friendly.

Before this visit, this used to be one of my favorite Frankfurt restaurants. What happened? I came straight from the airport to the restaurant because I was worried I might not be seated. I might have looked a bit rough with my backpack and two day beard stubbles. I walked in and saw that they were busy though there were at least two tables open and seats at the counter. Outside barely anyone sat except a couple with red blankets. There was space for 20-30 guests. Well? I was turned away. And not friendly. I was first gestured to wait which I patiently did. And then I was told that they had no space. And it was the tone more than the message. I was not welcome! I was not even afforded an expression of regret or thanks for stopping by. I was simply not wanted. Next some German guests simply sat down as I was googling outside alternative restaurants. And when I pointed this out, the manager told me again without any apology for any misunderstanding that if I wanted I could sit outside. I did hoping the restaurant would redeem itself. But no: I was not offered a blanket unlike two other guests. The tone stayed unfriendly and the service was perfunctory. But now the real bummer: The Kaiserschmarrn was served luke warm, it had little apple sauce, and, well, I did not like it. I won't be back. Manners matter! So does tasty food.

The restaurant is good, large, and well-decorated. Ordering was quick, and the food arrived promptly. The service was good, and the staff are friendly. I had the Schnitzel and Kaiserschmarrn; both were tasty but not spectacular. I recommend getting the regular-sized Schnitzel as the small was too small. Prices are a bit high for what you receive, but overall, I recommend this restaurant.

An earlier decision to try another nearby fell threw when we discovered it was closed. Chose this place for authentic German food even though it's Austrian style. Didn't have a reservation for a busy Tuesday night but the host sat us anyways with the condition we wouldn't eat and linger more than an hour. Game on! Happy to not have to walk again to another place. Very authentic Autrian hunting lodge decor. Good selection of beer and wine. Food was served hot and fresh. The schnitzel was excellent and comes in three sizes. This was a medium. Cordon bleau was good but the ham was a bit too overwhelming, but good none the less. Potato salad was spot on and the cucumber salad was so good. Just the creamy way I like it. Spaetzle was just ok. Would eat here again if looking for ambiance and authentic Bavarian/Austrian food.

When visiting Germany on business I make sure I get one night in Frankfurt just to get my Salzkammer fix. Awesome Wiener schnitzel and kraut. Great beer. Then again I've never had a bad beer in Germany

Loved this place! Arrived without a reservation (go online!) and only options were the bar or the outdoor gondola - um, ya bitte! The gondola was so cute and fun to have our little space. We turned on some music and had simply a wonderful time with our son, on our last night in Germany after two weeks of driving around the country (highly recommend touring Germany by the incredible car museums). They say they put them away for summer since it gets too hot. There were many things on the menu we wanted to try, and on the specials list, but didn't want leftovers so we split three dishes and shared them all. Medium schnitzel (two pieces) served with fried/roasted potatoes, a veal in paprika sauce with spätzle, and the käse spätzle with onions. All delicious! Had the caramelized pancakes for dessert. Delicious comfort food.

Sat at the bar and enjoyed that a great deal. Very helpful bartender assisted with beer choice, entree selection (schnitzel was amazing) and dessert. This place is wonderful. I have forgotten his name but if a bartender comes over wearing interesting glasses....you're in for a treat.

Food was amazing , I need to know what type of dressing was on salad :) what was in it ? I know pumpkin oil was but what else ???

Fun restaurant in Frankfurt. Typical Austrian food. Good service and friendly servers.

We arrived without a reservation at a busy time but we were able to get squeezed in at the bar. It wasn't offered. I had to ask for it. We enjoyed our schnitzel. The waiter had suggested the potato salad with the schnitzel but I personally preferred my companion's fingerling potatoes. Glad we got to experience it on our visit.

Well first I have to say this restaurant was amazing! I was walking around Frankfurt and I walked into a local store. I was chatting with the employee and I asked where a good authentic German restaurant was nearby. He immediately mentioned Salzkammer, which he said is Austrian, but is great and similar to German authentic cuisine. I walked over to Salzkammer and walked in. Immediately I was greeted and the place was clean and looked very welcoming, kind of like a tavern but family style with a full bar as well. I was sat down at a window seat looking out to the outdoor patio. This is winter and was about 30°F so the outdoor patio was closed. It looks onto a cute shopping area and quaint pedestrian streets. I looked at the menu, which was in German and saw the classic weiner schnitzel plate. I ordered it and I noticed there were three options for ordering small, normal or large. I opted for normal. My plate came out and looked amazing! I accompanied my plate with a nice local red wine. The plate came with potatoes that were oven baked or sautéed with olive oil. The meat tasted very fresh and potatoes crispy, yet seasoned perfect. The "normal" plate came with two huge pieces of meat and I could barely finish it. Mind you this was pretty much my only meal of the day so I was hungry. The cuisine was fresh and plentiful, staff was amazing and place was very clean and cozy. This is definitely a place I'd go back and would recommend it to anyone visiting Frankfurt! Thanks to that employee at the store I was at before for recommending it!

Sadly, I arrived without a reservation on a very (very ) busy evening (ongoing strike) and I was not able to be seated. Even so, the host was extremely kind, realizing I was, like Many others, in Frankfurt for an unexpected day. He made several suggestions for great German food in a traditional setting. This included him stepping with me outside to point out the direction and street I needed to turn on. It I appreciated the Gemütlichkeit!!!!! And will be back for an awesome meal in March! Until then! Prosit!

Tremendous staff. Very welcoming. Pleasant, comfortable, energetic dining room. Excellent location. Good beers. And a reminder of a good Austrian kitchen. Enjoyed our experience very much.

The reviews were right - excellent WienerSchnitzel! We thoroughly enjoyed the asparagus soup, the warm goat cheese salad, and I had the cordon bleu schnitzel with potato salad and cucumber salad - very pleased with the service and the food!

Good variety of Austrian food to select from. Staff is polite and quick with service. Ample seating available

This place offers the best Kaiserschmarrn ever. Search through yelp for a good place to have classic the Austrian pancake and came across this place. Surprisingly what this restaurant made beats the famous Cafe Central in Vienna! Crusty layer with soft, tender fillings along with the perfect homemade zwetschkenröster (plum sauce) which puts the perfect note to our trip. Two thumbs up and a must try in Frankfurt!

The quick and the good: the food came out super fast and the service was friendly. Although SK is an Austrian reso, they do feature some Frankfurter standards: Handkäse mit Musik and Grüne Sosse mit halbierten Eiern u. Erdäpfeln The apple wine is fine and will make you a wee bit tipsy. Th interior of the resto is warm and woody. There are two-tops, bar seats, and long, communal tables for the group night out. The joint is located in a 'touristy' part of town just down from the Zeil (pedestrian zone), so it's quite centrally located and easy to get to. Visitors to Frankfurt keen on food from German-speaking regions would do well to check this place out.

Fortunately: I found a place that serves Austrian food, open on Christmas. Unfortunately: I had already eaten dinner prior this discovery. Fortunately: I was still hungry for dessert and ordered an Austrian Apfelstrudel. And it was beautifully delicious. Unfortunately: Even with an apple wine, the total bill didn't make the cut for a CC payment. Fortunately: I had enough cash and walked out satiated. Salzkammer is a lovely, welcoming restaurant. I hope to return and try out the rest of the menu during a future visit!

The MOST unfriendly staff we have ever encountered. We arrived at 9 and the obnoxious "host" refused us entry to the restaurant - barricading the door, saying they cut off service at o:15 and close punctually at 10. I hope none of you waste your time here.

They offer an indoor seating area as well as an outdoor. The staff is super friendly and they all can speak good English. Menus are available in English as well. We tried the week's special soup (potato & pumpkin) and the pumpkin risotto with goat cheese and they were great. Also, we ordered the restaurant's specialty dish. Veal escalope (fried veal) with potatoes and raspberry. All and all, it is a recommended plac

Location: Central in Frankfurt. Place looks nice, but I can only comment on the outside. Nice tables in the backyard, which are away from the traffic. Somehow the benches have been very comfy. Service: Friendly and helpful. Took every request of ours and checked our wellbeing regularly :) Food: This is heavy stuff. Dont underestimate the main dishes. I can eat a lot, which means order 2 main dishes at most of the restaurants to get really full. But his didnt happen at Salzkammer. After the Wildragout I was so stuffed, that I had to share a Kaiserschmarn. (Hint: Kaiserschmarn is famous). They have only a few vegetarian dishes, but these are really good. Cant find a reason to complain about the food. But I wont recommend this, if you are on diet or want lightweight food. Summary: Something else to eat which is very heavy. Also good "Biergarten" with some food :)

Nice restaurant in a convenient location to the shopping and sights in Frankfurt. All members of my family enjoyed their meals. The almond crusted turkey was excellent. My daughter ordered the small veal schnitzel which was quite large. My wife and son both had the veal in mushroom sauce which they also said was tasty. We ordered the Kaiserschmarrn dessert and it was awesome. We've had the same dessert in two other places during our trip in Germany and this was the best! Service was good and friendly. Would definitely recommend this restaurant.

Really happy to find this gem through yelp, thankfully it helps that Frankfurt is such a busy business district that the waiters speak english, and there are a ton of reviews in english as well. I went with the special of the week, the potato-pumpkin soup. Delicious. Came with some pumpkin seed bread, which I wasn't as big a fan of since there was an anise flavor to it. Then for the main dish, a Viennese style fried chicken (deboned) with a mustard potato salad. Both really delicious, and I was too full to finish eating it and had to take it to go. The Reisling was not as sweet as I thought it would be, but it was refreshing nonetheless. Good service, in typical German fashion.

Very good Austrian food. Wiener Schnitzel to die for. Had Dinner with 5 Local Frankfurt Residents & foodies here who were very pleased with their meals. The Kaiserschmarrn was very tasty and authentic desert that tasted like it was prepared by an Austrian grandma. Thumbs up!

Best Austrian food outside Austria so far... (To be honest, I didn't realize this was an Austrian restaurant until I looked it up on Yelp after going there)

What an excellent establishment! The food was perfect - total authenticity yet enjoyable to the untrained/unconditioned palate. I ordered the kaese-spaetzle and the wienerschnitzel. I wish I would have taken a picture - this schnitzel was giant and it was prepared crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. The cranberry-loaded sauce was the perfect balance for the schnitzel. Even the complimentary house salad was prepared with locally sourced lettuce that literally melted in my mouth. I can't say enough about the food here; add to it that the wait staff was welcoming and attentive; and the ambience of the traditional, yet updated interior; and you'll understand why it's booked full every weekend!

I've been here several times and it's always very good. I head here as soon as I arrive in Frankfurt. Today for lunch I had the seasonal specials: pumpkin soup and roast goose with some type of fruit sauce and a dumpling. It was really good. The waitress picked a great red wine for me, Zweige "soil" which I loved. This restaurant is always full of locals- it's not touristy, but they do have an English menu.

Thank goodness we kept wandering and found this place. I made the mistake of searching for "German" on the Yelp app, and since this is listed as "Austrian", it wasn't coming up. But it was a huge winner, and thankfully open late, as we had been wandering for a little while. We went straight to the entrees, and mine was the veal strips in mushroom gravy with buttered spätzle. I had been searching kind of unsuccessfully for spätzle in Nürnberg with no luck - perhaps it's not a Franconian thing? But either way, I was excited to see this on the menu. And it did not disappoint. First off, the spätzle was tender with a slight crispy chewy outside, just the perfect texture for me. And the right amount of salt and butter, plus the gravy from the meat was just awesome. Veal was tender and flavorful, and plenty of nice sliced mushrooms in the excellent rich gravy. My coworker went with the "large" schnitzel, without knowing what large really meant. What they should have said was "Ridiculous American Sized Portion" but that still didn't stop him from finishing it. We were apparently both starving, they barely needed to wash the plates by the time we got done. Salzkammer absolutely hit the spot, I think easily the best meal we had whilst in Germany. Our waitress was friendly, no language problems when my limited German ran out, and they accepted credit cards (which, surprisingly, we had been kind of having a bit of trouble with). If I'm back in Frankfurt (unlikely) this place would be well worth a return.

Absolutely fantastic! Great ambiance, phenomenal service and incredible food. If you're gonna come after 6pm make sure you have a reservation.

Austrian food, not German! But they're similar. The place was more contemporary compared to Atschel or Gasthaus but the food was very good. Veal schnitzel and veal strips in a mushroom cream sauce with spatzel were ordered, along with a sausage starter. The sausages were so good. The main dishes were excellent as well. Dessert was kaiserscharm (a pancake/frenchtoast/crepe type thing) served piping hot. The staff were super friendly and engaging. As with all pub food in Germany it'll put you in a coma, in a good way.