"Upon entering the restaurant you will be kindly welcomed and guided to a table. The ambience is clean, rustic, cozy and welcoming. The friendly Indian behind the Tresen is an authentic eye-catcher with its turban and underlines the pleasant flair in this restaurant. In the background quietly pleasant Indian music runs. After a short time, a very dedicated, friendly and fantastically fast service will come to meet the beverage requests. The drinks came quite fast and there was nothing to complain about. The service power is the hammer! He constantly flashes through the premises with a friendly smile and a brittle touch on his lips and accepts wishes and orders. The man must have breakfast a Duracell battery... Also the food was flotted at the table and the presentation is very stylish and appetizing. Just getting the spits served hanging over a plate is an eye-catcher. Classic currys are served in the bowl. The quantities are enough to get an average man pappsatt. Tastefully, thanks to the dedicated cooks, the food is to settle in its open kitchen in the quite high area, even if I wish it would go a little more in the Indian direction and a little less in the European. Even the homemade Nan-Brot (we had garlic and chili) was really tasty. Prices are moderate and reasonable. In any case, we will be happy to go back there to eat. Vegetarian options: The menu also offers the friends of vegan or vegetarian lifestyle a good choice of dishes. Here, too, in an extra listed area of the menu traditional Indian dishes without meat are prepared with the same love and devotion as the meat alternatives. Parking: The parking situation is great! There is almost always a place on the street and there is plenty of additional parking space next to and behind the restaurant. This is completely free for guests. Wheelchair accessibility: The access is not specifically designed for people with handicap, but because everything is flattering, you can get in with an ordinary wheelchair. However, the place is quite narrow. For very large wheelchairs that go beyond the dimensions of a box model (or even deck chairs), is simply too little space. The tables are also not designed for this. The toilets, however, are not especially suitable for wheelchairs. A certain residual strength should be present."
