We went Saturday for a late lunch and I was very much looking forward to being at a German restaurant in the local area.
But I was truly disappointed.
We entered and was greeted immediately. The hostess told us they only have German food today. That's good as that is what we're here for.
It's nice inside and decorated in a sorta gasthaus motif including faded Bavarian streamers and big nutcrackers and such.
We wanted the jagerschnitzels so decided to get the dinner option which meant it came with a salad and a pastry for desert.
Wifey ordered hers with the mushroom sauce and spaetzle and I got mine with just the red cabbage as the side.
Wifey says she was happy with hers , me, not so much. The schnitzel was so this I thought it was a joke. The breading pealed right off to reveal a slim slice of meat that maybe was 1mm thick. You can see in the picture that it is certainly no thicker than the blade of my knife. So sad.
The red cabbage was ok but it seemed to have a different kind of sweetness than ai expected.
The salad was also tiny and was served on what was the size of coffee cup saucer. The content of the salad mimiced what would be on a a mixed salad although the vinaigrette tasted somewhat odd.
The highlight of the meal was the pastry. We were given three choices and we decided on the rum cake. It was actually really good. Moist. Also a small portion but then again I didn't get it without the whipped cream or powdered sugar.
Wifey thinks she wants to go back and try some curry wurst. I'm not so sure.
They also had other things on the menu like split pea soup with sausage, rouladen, and others.
We lived many years in the Saarland and traveled extensively through the Black Forest, the Eiffel and everywhere else as it's all so close. Berlin, too, after the wall came down. Have family in the Frankfurt area so we get back now and again. Up the Moselle and down the Rhein! So, what do I know.
Terribly expensive for what we received. read more