ALEX Frankfurt The Squaire

I’ve visited this restaurant several times, and it’s always been a great experience. The food is consistently good, with plenty of options for vegetarians, and the prices are very reasonable. The staff are friendly, and the service is efficient. Overall, it’s probably one of the best value-for-money choices in the Squaire and the entire airport.

The food was lovely, but the service is very slow. Considering the staff was just around the bar taking their time. With the drinks our food , we could see that the chef hit the bell twice and it took a while to come over The restaurant was not even that busy Apart from That is the only criticism I can give

Conveniently located on the upper floor in the "Squaire" in Frankfurt Airport. The staff were very friendly and helpful with describing menu options. Nice ambience, with a wooden look that can make you forget for a while that you're in an airport terminal, has a real restaurant feel. Seating available indoors and outdoors, including seating for large groups. The food itself was tasty and creative, and the prices were moderate. They were also open a bit later than some other restaurants on the holiday when we visited.

As there are very limited options on having authentic German cuisine at the airport and I was staying overnight I went to Alex‘. I know this chain from when I lived in Germany and even then I found it ok.There are better options in Germany but in this area of the airport? Not sure. I had the Currywurst with fries and a Apfelsaftschorle (Applejuice mixed with sparkling water). The Sauce of the Currywurst was a bit too thin and the drink was a bit too pricey IMO. But everything tasted great and Service and atmosphere were good as well.

Excellent place to eat! Don't spend extra money at the hotel restaurants. This restaurant is reasonably priced and a large menu. The food is good and the service is friendly. You will find it on the upper floor of the Square west. GOOD TO KNOW FOR USA TRAVELERS: If you aren't familiar with Germany, you typically seat yourself. Double check your order if you don't speak German. Pointing at the menu helps. They have menus in English and French, just ask. Don't expect spicy food in Germany. If you want American style food like you are used to, wait until you get home. You have to ask for the bill, they won't push it off on you.