Bulgaria - Bad Oeynhausen

I have been a guest in this restaurant for years and has never been disappointed. I'm not just writing this because I'm Oeynhauser. The food has always been rich and very tasty. There is no need to put anything at the service, because it is always polite and accommodating. However, since the place is partially completely overrun during the weekend, a table reservation should be made absolutely. This, however, can lead to delays, is actually comprehensible for everyone. Mr. Wend should continue to eat at McDonald, as you do not take this kind of food out of your house but take it at a covered table. The transport of food has certainly not done the food well. So they forget Mr. Wend's statements and convince themselves of the food and ambience as well as the very nice atmosphere and service. I wish you a good appetite.

I'm deeply appalled what was brought to me today by a friend. We had ordered a grill plate and two mixed mesh and were disappointed by the presentation and by the supplier. Everything was very bad and far too little. The salad was enough for kindergarten children without dressing and the meat. I definitely don't come back to this restaurant and can only warn all customers about ordering something here for home. No, thanks.

There are Bulgarian restaurants which are closer to the Turkish cuisine and/or which offer more vegetarian dishes. This one is closer to the Greek cuisine with a focus on meat dishes. However, there're still several vegetarian options available. We've been there several times now and never been disappointed. Delicious food. Very good value for money!

Food is excellent, the service is also perfect , I kindly recommend this restaurant if you are in this small town!

During our week’s stay in the region we visited several restaurants for evening dinner.“Bulgaria/Bei Nico” was one of them. Never been to a Bulgarian restaurant before so we were curious as how the menu would be different than other Balkan restaurants we did visit in the past. What followed was a nice surprise.For a Tuesday evening there were quite a few people inside as we entered around half past seven. A friendly waiter took us to a free table, handed over the menu and served both of us a 2cl glass of ouzo. We both ordered a “Schketo” (tomato-lamb soup) as starter. On the house a mixed salad with bread and four different kinds of sauces was served. Then my wife had a “Misch-masch” (sliced meat with sweet pepper, tomatoes and unions together with a pita bread) as main dish. I myself had a “Topf Sofia” which turned out to be a kind of stew in a ceramic pot with meat balls, pork, lamb, vegetables, egg, sheep’s cheese, salad and Bulgarian potatoes. We could have chosen the usual grill meats, but we didn’t and we don’t regret.Very nice food, sweetly spiced, the meat not as greasy as some other Balkan restaurants and all served with a smile and a joke. Good price/quality, 45 euros for the above, including a 0.3l coke, a 0.5l white beer, a cappuccino and a melnik ice cream (with walnuts and prunes).“Bei Nico” is some 2 kms south of the centre of Bad Oeynhausen, with plenty of free parking space right next to the entrance.If ever around here we would surely visit it again.