Zum Gutenberg - Mainz

Went for Dinner on a recommendation and were not disappointed. Service was very friendly, food good and reasonably priced

I have been there twice now, one in the winter with a family, and another with my partner. The first time the food was ok, and service relatively good: fast but they did mix up the orders. Nothing major but it did happen. All in...all a passable if unremarkable experience. So since the food was passable in the first time, close to home, and the price ok price range for main if I remenber correctely, we decided to give it a second chance. This time I ordered Bifteki, and in comparison with other places it was just bland and dry. Hardly any taste at all. My partner had some kind of stew that was oily and again without any distinctive taste. In the need we thought we would have better served by having some cheese and olives at home. That gives you an idea. The wine was drinkable, and the service somewhat slow. Positives: we did stay outside in the garden which is pleasant on a summer evening. Plenty of wines and plants covering the place. Conclusion: edible food, though tasteless, meaning that it is overpriced for the quality, but nice outside garden. I will probably not got there again

We make it a point to dine here whenever we are in Mainz. Excellent dishes, very reasonable prices, nice setting and friendly staff

Dinner on recommendation and were not disappointed. service was very friendly, eating well and cheap.

I was there twice, one in winter with a family, and one with my partner. the first time was eating ok, and service relatiw good: fast, but they mix the orders. nothing important, but it happened. all in...all one passable, if not remarkable experience. since eating for the first time, near home, and the price ok (price range for pornstar, if I really remenber), we decided to give him a second chance. this time I ordered bifteki, and compared to other places it was only bland and dry. hardly any taste. my partner had a kind of stew that was oily and again without any distinctive taste. in need we thought we would have served better with cheese and oliven at home. that gives you an idea. the wine was drinkable and the service was a little slow. positiw: we were outside in the garden, which is pleasant on a summer evening. many weine and plants cover the square. Conclusion: Eatable, though tasteless, means that it is overpriced for quality, but beautiful outside the garden. I probably won't be back.