| miriam |
Nov 23rd, 1999 05:16 AM |
Hi Tina, <BR>the Marriot is near the big Frankfurt fairy and the Festhalle, where a lot of big events like shows or concerts are being held. I would check out if there´s something interesting scheduled while you´re there. I like the Marriott very much, just been in the Champions Bar last week. In the complex you´ll also find a Japanese restaurant which I think is rather expensive. <BR>Just a short walk away you´ll find the best Indian restaurant in Frankfurt, the <BR>"Jewel of India", Wilhelm-Hauff-Strasse 5, Tel. 752375. It´s my favourite and advised in every Frankfurt guide. It´s not cheap, but the food is delicious and the interior just wonderful. <BR>I can also recommend the "Taj Mahal", Schweizer Strasse 28, Tel. 620240. If you want to go out at night, that´s a nice place to start, because it´s in Sachsenhausen, where you can find a lot of bars and restaurants. It´s the place where locals go to have fun. There you´ll also find the "real" Frankfurt restaurants, where you sit on wooden benches at large tables and drink the local made applewine. Try it! <BR>Concerning Italian restaurants, well it´s a bit difficult. In the area where you´re staying there are tons of Italian restaurants, but most of them are pretty expensive since a lot of Business people are staying in the hotels around that place. I like the "La Trattoria", Fürstenbergerstrasse 179, Tel. 552130 and the "Isoletta", Feldbergstrasse 31, Tel.725889. You need to take a taxi. Across the street of the former mentioned "Jewel of India" is a very nice Italian restaurant as well, but I can´t remember the name at the moment(Pino or similar), it´s in the same street and you can walk there as well. If you´re in the city center or in Sachsenhausen you´ll find Italian restaurants everywhere, but I can´t advise one of those, because I´ve never visited one. <BR>A French bistro-style restaurant is the "Coq au Vin", Textorstrasse 89, Tel.96200338,it´s in Sachsenhausen as well. This is one of my favourite places in Frankfurt. It´s not expensive and you feel a little bit like being in Paris, the food is wonderful. A new trend in the city are cross-over restaurants, where you can get a bit of everything, mostly Mediterranean oriented, but not strictly French f.e. and sometimes mixed with Asian influences. I like the "Lounge", Weißadlergasse 15, Tel. 288233 and the "Living", Kaiserstrasse 29, Tel.2429370. <BR>I hope that will help you a little bit. <BR>If you need more tips, for bars e.g. just ask me. <BR> <BR>Kind regards <BR> <BR>Miriam
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