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Speisekarte Fichtekränzi Wein im Glas Informationen für den Gast Unsere Küche ist bis 22.00 Uhr für Sie geöffnet. & Flaschenweine The kitchen is open until 10:00 PM. Weiß Weitere Gerichte außerhalb der Karte entnehmen Sie Riesling – Rheingau (0,2 l) 4,80 / (1,0 l) 20,50 bitte der Wandtafel oder der Tageskarte! Weissburgunder – Rheingau (0,2 l) 5,00 / (1,0 l) 23,00 Further seasonal recommendations are displayed on the blackboard. Rosé Navarra – Spanien (0,2 l) 3,90 / (0,75 l) 13,00 Alle Preise verstehen sich inklusive Steuer & Bewirtung. Keine Kreditkartenzahlung möglich! EC- Karte ab 30,-€ Rot Cuvée, trocken – Rheinhessen (0,2 l) 4,80 / (1,0 l)20,50 No credit cards accepted. EC- Cash minimum 30,-€ Rioja – Spanien (0,2 l) 5,20 / (0,75 l) 16,50 Trotz sorgfältiger Herstellung unserer Gerichte können Schaumwein neben den gekennzeichneten Zutaten Spuren anderer Stoffe Crémant d‘Alsace – Elsass (0,1 l) 4,50 / (0,7 l) 29,00 enthalten sein, die im Produktionsprozess in der Küche verwendet werden. Bei Fragen wenden Sie sich bitte an das Servicepersonal! Obstbrände aus A = Gluten, B = Milch, C = Eier, D = Soja, E = Erdnüsse, F=Schalenfrüchte, G = Sellerie, H = Senf, I = Krebs - und Schalentiere, dem Spessart J = Fisch, K = Sesam, L = Schwefeldioxid (SO2) und Sulfite, M = Lupine, N = Weichtiere Obstbrand Fruit (2 cl) 3,00 1 = Konservierungsstoffe, 2 = Geschmacksverstärker, 3 = Antioxidationsmittel, 4 = Farbstoff, 5 = Phosphat, Fichtekränzi Apfelweinwirtschaft Apfelbrand 6 = Süßungsmittel, 7 = koffeinhaltig, 8 = chininhaltig Apple (2 cl) 3,50 9 = geschwärzt, 10 = enthält eine Phenylalaninquelle seit 1849 Himbeere, Mirabelle, Kirsch, Zwetschge, Williams, Haselnuss Rasperry, Mirabelle, Cherry, Plum, Pear, Hazelnut (2 cl) 3,90 Spirituosen Fichtekränzi Malteser (2 cl) 3,00 Apfelweinwirtschaft Linie Aquavit (2 cl) 3,40 seit 1849 Wodka (2 cl) 3,00 Fichtekränzi Calvados Mispelchen 3 (2 cl) 3,80 Grappa (2 cl) 3,50 Wallstraße 5 Underberg (2 cl) 3,00 60594 Frankfurt am Main Fernet Branca, Branca Menta (2 cl) 3,00 069 - 61 27 78 Jägermeister (2 cl) 3,00 www.fichtekraenzi.de Calvados (2 cl) 2,90 Täglich ab 17:00 Uhr, Whiskey 4 (4 cl) 6,50 Veterano (2 cl) 3,20 Ramazotti (2 cl) 3,40 Baileys 4,7 (2 cl) 3,20 Find us on Facebook Vote for us on Tripadvisor Spare Ribs mit Bratkartoffeln und Barbecuesoße B Vanille Eis mit heißen Himbeeren Grilled spare ribs with barbecue sauce & fried Vanilla ice cream with hot raspberries 5,90 Aus der Frankfuter Küche Suppen & Vorspeisen pancakes 11,50 Frankfuter specialities Soups & Starters Hessische Crème Brûlée B,C,D Zanderfilet mit Bratkartoffeln und grüner Soße Hessian Crème Brûlée 5,90 “Gref - Völsing“ Rindswurst mit Sauerkraut & Brot 1,3,5 Rinderconsommé mit Flädle Filet of pikeperch with fried potatoes & green sauce 13,50 Boiled beef sausage with sauerkraut & bread 5,90 Consommé of beef with sliced potatoes 4,90 Frankfurter Schnitzelsalat mit grüner Sauce 1,3,5,6 Gegrillte Bratwurst mit Sauerkraut & Brot 1,3,5 Kartoffelcremesuppe mit Frankfurter Würstchen A,C,K Grilled sausage with sauerkraut & bread 5,80 Potato soup with Frankfurters 5,20 Frankfurter salad with Schnitzel & green sauce 13,50 Getränkekarte Apfelwein / Bier Paar Frankfurter Würstchen mit Kartoffelsalat 1,3,5,B Handkäse mit Musik Brot & Butter 3 Salatteller mit gebratenen Hähnchenbruststreifen mit Frankfurters with potato salad 5,90 Hand cheese with music (vinegar & onions), süßer Chilisauce Apfelwein bread & butter 3,80 Salad with stripes of roasted chicken with sweet Chili- Cider (0,3 l) 2,20 Vier halbe gekochte Eier mit grüner Soße sauce 13,50 & Salzkartoffeln 1,3,5, B,C,H Spundekäs B König Pilsener Boiled eggs with frankfurter green sauce & Creamed cheese 6,50 König Pilsener on draft (0,3 l) 2,80 / (0,4 l) 3,60 potatoes 9,80 Original Krug Breitenlesauer Landbier Rippchen gekocht oder gegrillt mit Beilagen Bavarian dark beer on draft (0,3 l) 2,80 / (0,5 l) 4,50 Sauerkraut & Brot 1,3,5 Side dishes Cured ribs of pork - boiled or grilled - Deutsche Spezialitäten König Pilsener Alkoholfrei with sauerkraut & bread 9,80 German specialities Kleiner Salat 3 König Pilsener without alcohol (Flasche 0,33 l) 2,80 Mixed salad 3,40 Gegrillte Leiterchen mit Knoblauch und Kräutern Käsespätzle mit Zwiebeln & kleinem Salat A,B,C,3 mariniert, dazu Sauerkraut 1,3,5 Cheese noodles with onions & mixed salad 10,90 Grüne Soße B Grilled spare ribs marinated with garlic and herbs, Frankfurter green sauce 3,40 Alkoholfreie Getränke served with sauerkraut 13,80 Schnitzel „Wiener Art“ mit Bratkartoffeln & Salat A,B,C,K,3 Orangensaft / Orangensaftschorle (0,2 l) 2,00 / (0,4 l) 4,00 Bratkartoffeln B Schnitzel with fried potatoes & salad 12,90 Coca Cola / Coca Cola zero 4,7 (0,2 l) 2,00 / (0,4 l) 4,00 Frankfurter Schlachtplatte mit Sauerkraut & Brot 1,3,5 Fried potatoes 3,40 Apfelsaft /Apfelschorle (0,2 l) 2,00 / (0,4 l) 4,00 Frankfurter butchers plate with sauerkraut & bread Frankfurter Schnitzel mit grüner Soße Hassia Mineralwasser – prickelnd / still (0,25 l) 2,00 / (0,7 l) 4,00 11,80 Salzkartoffeln und Bratkartoffeln A,B,C,K,H,1,3,6 Orangen / Zitronenlimonade (0,3 l) 2,60 / (0,75 l) 4,00 Schnitzel with Frankfurter green sauce & Boiled potatoes 3,40 Gekochte Ochsenbrust mit Salzkartoffeln & grüner fried potatoes 13,50 B,C,H Soße oder Meerrettichsauce Hausgemachter Kartoffelsalat B Boiled beef with frankfurter green sauce, potatoes & Homemade potato salad 3,40 Schnitzel mit Champignonrahmsoße horseradishsauce 11,90 Aperitif und Spätzle A,B,C,K,1,4,3 Hausgemachtes Kartoffelpüree B Schnitzel in a creamed mushroom sauce & Kir (0,2 l) 4,50 Gebratenes Tatar mit Röstzwiebeln, Homemade mashed potatoes 3,40 noodles 13,50 Kir Royal (0,1 l) 4,90 Bratkartoffeln & Salat B,C,H Sherry trocken oder medium (5 cl) 4,20 Grilled tartar with onions, fried potatoes & salad 13,80 Sauerkraut 1,3,5 Schweinemedaillons mit Pfeffersoße, Campari Soda 4 (5 cl) 4,50 Pickled sour cabbage 3,40 Bratkartoffeln & Salat 1,3,4,A,B Campari Orange 4 (5 cl) 4,90 Tatar zum Selbstanmachen Medaillions of pork with pepper sauce, Tatar 11,80 Champignonrahmsoße oder Pfeffersoße B,C fried potatoes & salad 13,90 Mushroom or pepper sauce 3,40 Frankfurter Platte mit Sauerkraut & Kartoffelpüree Knusprig gegrillte Schweinshaxe mit 1,3,5,B (ab 4 Personen / pro Person) Barbecuesoße B Sauerkraut & Brot 1,3,5 Kaffee / Tee Frankfurter plate with sauerkraut & Barbecue sauce 3,40 Grilled crispy pork hock with sauerkraut & bread 12,50 mashed potatoes (4 persons) 15,00 Kaffee, Espresso, Schwarzer Tee 2,50 Rumpsteak mit Röstzwiebeln, Kräuterbutter, Bratkartoffeln & Salat B,3 Rumpsteak with onions, herb butter, fried potatoes Süßes & salad 18,80 Desserts Apfelstrudel mit Vanillesoße und Vanilleeis B,C,D Apple strudel with vanilla sauce & ice cream 5,90.
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