Tati - Heidelberg

Eating was pretty, but we waited more than an hour to eat and destroy everything. if even a small gesture was made to balance, I wouldn't write that.

Visited tati in november during a business trip. was at marriott, so this was not a brain, like only 10 minutes to foot, only cautiously over the tram line. started with cheese and salat, very good. then had the bark. steel, with kartoffels. was excellent. with 2 different weeps through the glass. would recommend everything was good and they also served a good amount of fresh bread. very recommended for a nice quiet evening meal.

I should have guessed what I was there when I booked a table by e-mail and had no answer (I got a day after my departure) so I stood up for dinner and fortunately there was one substitute. I was in the...for a considerable French meal and ordered the pistou (fish soup,) coq au vin and cream brûlée. the fish soup was very nice: lots of seafood, a tasty broth with crouton and an aioli sauce on the side. I didn't know that it was the highlight of the meal. coq au vin, who was a special one in the night, was quite decent, but also very disappointing. it should be a slowly baked dish and the hunch should fall from the bones. not these. the cream brûlée was unexcepted, but no complaining. a rather average meal. the service, although friendly, left much to wish. they might have been short-handed or have found a table for me around the corner, forget about me, but it took almost half an hour to take my order and finished dishes sat for a long time before they were cleared away. it is a very comfortable environment at tati, and eating is ok, but overall I was disappointed about the experience.

Went to this small restaurant about 122 minute walk from Bismarck plate away from the Old City based on some TA reviews. Very bohemian. Specials posted on the board. No tourists. Part of a small theatre complex not apparent from the street where the...address number should be there is an iron gateway and when you walk into the courtyard the restaurant is around to the right. No sign on the street and the lady in the Thai restaurant on the preceding corner did not seem to recognize the name. The food is good. Mediterranean inspired mussels, brushetta, good pastas as well as capacious and steaks. Daily specials posted on the board. Waiter/maitre d speaks English. Restaurant is named for Jacque Tati the French filmmaker. Good experience if you want to get away from the tourists

This place invites for great french wines and a very delicious mediterranian cuisine with oriental touch. Love it in spring and summer when you can sit outside and enjoy bbq dishes and phenomenal fish soup. If you like mediterranian food you should come here.