Ramstein Officers' Club

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. wasn't very good I eat here at least once a week. What the food lacks in taste it makes up for in quantity. The salad bar is the main draw but is typically limited in what’s available for greens. The rest of the food is style on weekly repeating basis. Price per plate is $12. It’s not bad but not will it inspire any great emotion. I really enjoyed being at the O-Club. Nicolas made sure every desire is cared for! Highly recommend his service! I love coming here for the buffet!!! The staff is super nice and the food is actually really good. There's a different theme each day for the and Fridays are usually fried catfish and other southern comfort food. There's always at least one soup and a salad bar available as well. It's only $10 for all you can eat so you won't get a better from anywhere else for the price. It's definitely worth it. Nice and relaxing. I love the buffet. There's so much food. Typical O-Club experience, spacious dining room with lots of seating, very friendly staff, clean facility and restrooms. Hot food with vegetarian options and a decent salad bar. Self-serve soft drinks, coffee, tea, and dessert. The fried chicken, catfish, pot roast are exceptional and other things are just okay. For the convenience of a sit-down on base, it can't be beat. The food here was outstanding. Always new and fresh themed menu items. I must say the Service is immaculate, such a refreshing feeling in this day and age to have friendly and attentive service in their industry. On top of that, the is only $12. That's right! Pretty much cheaper than any of the other junk you can get on base and you get a full with plenty of good options, drinks coffees and desert. I almost would come here everyday for lunch. I guess this place gets to host parties and be loud with music/DJs with disregard for TLFs right behind that have to hear it. If you have to play music that loud to the point you can hear it at TLFs that are not right behind the club, maybe personnel need hearing aids. It’s called common courtesy and common sense for personnel in lodging quarters that may have different schedules, aircrew rest, etc. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites.