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Where to eat Spanish food in Bad Homburg: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Spanish restaurants nearby. Discover the best Spanish food in Bad Homburg. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Spanish restaurants near you.. Just north of Frankfurt at the foot of the Taunus Mountains, Bad Homburg has been treasured for its healing baths since the 19th century, when it hosted royalty from across Europe and the world. Of course they also came for its casino, sometimes called "the mother of Monte Carlo." Today, both the original Spa Park (or Kurpark) and the Bad Homburg Casino are still here, and visitors also enjoy Bad Homburg Castle and its White Tower. Just northwest of town is Saalburg, a restored Roman fort.
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1. My Winery Weinbar & Weinfachhandel
Reviewed By stefant464
A little nice spot in the old town of Bad Homburg. Different to the rest of places. great customer care and great wines and gin selection as well as some nice side snacks.
2. Luna y Sol Tapasbar
Overall Ratings
3 based on 111 reviews
Reviewed By naya58
We spend our last evening on Bad Homburg at this restaurant, We sat on the patio since our friend is a smoker. The place was packed and that might be the reason our service was not good. They took a lot of time to come to our table and the waiter didn't put the order correctly. One of us had to wait for the food to be deliver after all the other people at the table were done. And she said that her food was not even that good! The food we got was good but very small portion. We forgot how small tapas are specially after enjoying good (not huge) portions everywhere. . I could have eating another one but I didn't want to wait.
3. Muy Bien
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Jljigi
I was really looking forward to the restaurant as soon as I spotted it in trip advisor. I guess I reacted too quickly Please don't get me wrong, the place is not bad, just wasn't what I was expecting. The menu didn't seem too Spanish authentic. The special of the day was enchiladas. Last time I checked, enchiladas are Mexican. I was there already and gave it a try. Some of the tapas were ok. The chorizo was the best. The tortilla española was dry and over cooked. The rest was just ok. To complete my disappointment, the place doesn't take credit cards, so I had to go find an atm machine to get cash. It's all about expectations, and mine were too high expecting a nice fest of real Spanish food.
