I've been to Ilyssia several times and I'm always fascinated by how good food can be! This place is a must if you're into Greek food. Apart from the great food, the atmosphere is also nice - the restaurant is located in a quiet living area and in summertime you can sit outside on a terrace.
Btw, on the website mentioned below, you can find a map how to reach the restaurant from Wilhelmshoehe train station.
Favorite Dish: definitely the "Grillteller" - different kinds of meat barbecued in Greek style with French fries and tsatsiki
Updated Oct 29, 2006
Address: Lange Str. 83, 34131 Kassel
Phone: 0049 561 311793
Website: http://www.kassel-essentrinken.de/kunden/gastro/KS/ij/ilyssia/vk.html
To celebrate the end of my studies, my family and I visited this place "L. da Vinci" - it was really great! The food is great, the atmosphere is modern and convenient, and the staff is very nice. Perhaps the only drawback are the prices - L. da Vinci is not actually cheap.
Favorite Dish: I very much enjoyed my bruschetta as a starter, and the scaloppi as a main dish.
Written Oct 29, 2006
Address: Lassallestr. 1
Phone: 0049 561 7667620
What does Kassel have in common with Wiesbaden? Well, for one thing, they both have a Chinese restaurant on the top floor of a building with a good view of the opera house.
In Wiesbaden it's the Man-Wah and here in Kassel it's the Hoang China Restaurant and Cafe in a modern shopping center called the Koenigs-Galerie (King's Gallery). From their windows you can get nice view of the Kuppel-Theater and the Museum Fridericianum.
Second and third photos: More views from their window.
Fourth photo: At their buffet you can eat as much as you want for EUR 6.90, and that price goes down to 4.90 if you feel like eating during their slack hours, which are from 3 to 5 in the afternoon.
Fifth photo: The King's Gallery has just celebrated its tenth anniversary. While it may look like just another modern shopping center to most of us, in fact it represents a great improvement for Kassel because it replaced a particularly ugly and inappropriate multi-story parking garage that had defaced this central location for several decades before the city finally risked the wrath of the automobile lobby by having it torn down.
Updated Feb 10, 2006
Address: Obere Koenigsstr. 39 (Koenigs-Galerie)
Phone: 05 01 - 7 66 27 88
Website: http://www.koenigsgalerie.de/
There are many greek restaurants in Germany, Kassel couldn't be the exclusion... I didn't eat at this one (generally, I want to try the local cuisine in every trip), but it was funny to see all the time in front of me my country, I was really bored!
Written Sep 27, 2002
There are plenty. But it is 27 years ago when I lived in Kassel, so I´m not so familiar with the situation now. When I am in Kassel, I stay at the house of my mother, so I don´t need a hotel or (you can imagine) a restaurant. But next time I will see and ask old schoolfriends.
Written Aug 25, 2002
The train station bakery and sandwich shop. Yummy breads!
Written Aug 25, 2002
Favorite Dish: Kassler & Grünkohl und Kartoffelklösse.
Written Aug 24, 2002
Address: At my Aunt's home
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