I spent a week in Trier so of course we hit up Bitburger. As you know if you've spent any time in…read moretrier, there's not a whole lot to do...after a few days I'm pretty sure I exhausted most of the activities. So of course, I steered my group to the best looking pub of sorts to drink and hang out. I ended up going to Bitburger twice, once for dinner and once just for drinks. I was pleasantly surprised by the tomato basil soup. Trier was chilly, given that I was used to Texas weather at the time, so I wanted something warm. The soup was velvety and thick...most tomato soups have a very runny consistency but this thicker version was just the ticket. I can tell they use fresh tomatoes and cream, which made all the difference. I used up all my bread for dipping, and asked for more! And I was tempted to lick the bowl clean. The cheesy spatzle I had was decent--not the best I've had but had a nice texture and was piping hot. The salad I ordered was pretty generic but had a nice oil and vinegar dressing. The service was slow, but since I was not in a rush I didn't mind so much. Maybe not the best place for a quick meal, but the warm and slightly dark atmosphere makes it a great place to eat and drink with friends.

Visiting our daughter in Germany & stopped into Bitburg for some shopping and dinner. The…read morerestaurant was very busy but spacious with indoor & outdoor seating. The staff is super friendly & the menu has a nice selection of German specialties at a reasonable price. The food was absolutely delicious & the portions are large. The beer was great too!

Pub type location with a wide variety of food items. They offer multiple language menus and all…read morespoke English very well. The kids ordered sausage and I had the pork schnitzel. I did not have any sauce on it since I wanted to try the authentic flavor of the pork. It was very juicy and cooked well and had lots of flavor. Lots of beer choices to select from and the servers helped to navigate our selections. Great place to have good food, a drink ,and be able to enjoy conversation with your group.

Can go wrong, all items are awesome. The service is as good as the food. Stayed in Trier 4 days and…read morewent everyday.

My father and I visited the Christmas market in Trier and we wanted to get an great meal to fulfill…read moreis while spending time walking around the area. We sat in the cellar area which has a very historic appeal to it. We ordered the jager-schnitzel and the rumpsteak. Each tasted wonderful and the service was just right. I've had my fair share of schnitzel and most of the problems come from too much salt but this was just one was perfect. Finished the schnizel and ate the gravy with the fries, excellent. The rump steak had a wonderful earthy taste paired with the herb butter which was exquisite. Would definitely go here again if in the area.

We ate here during a trip to Trier. Pretty easy to find restaurant with menus in English and a…read morewait staff that also speaks English. I got bratwurst with a gravy, sauerkraut and potatoes and it was very good. My wife got carrot soup and she thought it was delicious. They aren't allergy friendly if you need an allergy free dish. We'd go back if in Trier again.

Very good food, great beer. Took the kids in on a quiet Sunday afternoon. The bare tender was the…read moreonly server and was very patient with us, non-German speaking people. The meals were delicious and we even ordered dessert. The huge copper boilers (?) in the dining room were pretty cool too. Will be taking visitors there.

Great beer and food. Very nice atmosphere and friendly staff.read more

While visiting Trier, Germany, I had a craving for schnitzel. I stopped by this cafe to grab a bite…read moreto eat and luckily, they had lots of schnitzel options! This cafe was full but we were seated immediately. Our server was friendly and efficient. Though my German is not great, the server was patient and we met in the middle as he spoke some English. I had the chicken schnitzel with French fries and crème brûlée for dessert! I enjoyed it and will return if I'm back in Trier!

Smalk disches for big money service to slow and not friendly and ambiente not very welcomming and…read morewhen you order a drink they say they dont have it so not going back there again.

Nice people here, and they were very accommodating to us as our German is very limited. The menu is…read morein German, but if you k ow some basic vocabulary or have Google Translate on your phone you won't have any issues. Beer is the usual local fare to the area (IE Bitburger and the like). The town the restaurant and hotel is in should be on a postcard. It's in a (often) foggy valley between hills, and the river runs right through it.

NEW I found this little gem on one of my walking adventures…read morewith my puppers a few weeks ago. I was surprised to see a hotel/restaurant combo in such a tiny village. I saw some people in the garden/courtyard area of the restaurant so thought I would stop in. I was told by a gentleman that they were not open yet but please come back in about 2 weeks. I stated that I would and asked if I could bring my dog with me. He said "of course". I went back today with a few friends and the dog. The were open for business and we got to sit in the biergarten/patio area that I spoke of earlier. It's a small area with about 10 or so tables. It was a bit chilly today but they had small throws at each table for the customer's comfort. I saw the proprietor/server that I had spoke to the last time I was there. He is the most helpful and wonderful host! He brought out a bowl for the dog's water. He offered us a tour of the place and gave us a bit of history. He and a colleague very recently purchased and renovated the place. We ordered our drinks and were brought out some cute little containers of popcorn and corn nuts for munching. A hot tea, coke, beer and a shot was only 10 Euros. Cute little succulents on each table, and blooming flowers around. There is a table off to the side that is a bit more secluded. This place is absolutely charming. It is small and renovated gorgeously. More renovations are taking place and I wish I would be here in Germany long enough to see them. Only 2 more days in this country, but I will try to get back to try the food before I leave. There is a cozy bar inside that seats about 6 or so people at the actual bar, plus tables for more people. There is another courtyard on the other side of the building which is just as adorable. The owner stated there are about 8-10 rooms. The village is nestled in a small valley and offers a quaint train station and many biking/hiking trails, alongside a babbling brook. The hotel is next to a church. All the churches in this area are sites to see. Sadly, there is currently construction that blocks off road L2 cross that brook, so plan accordingly when you go. And you should definitely go!

This is a very traditional yet never old place to have dinner in Trier. I've been here two times,…read moreoverall, and the Ambiance as well as the food were great. If you can and the weather allows it, dine in their outdoor area: it's lovely, has separated areas and is also protected from the neighbouring streets. Service was fun, as our waitress had a very strong personality, which we weren't used to but loved! She was very efficient and made sure we were always doing fine. Cuisine consists of different options: some more traditional plates (like schnitzel, potatoes and wurstel) but also some variation (fish, fish soup, octopus, pasta...). Overall the plates were delicious. One thing we all noticed, and that perhaps is of great value to know for customers, is that their steaks tend to be well done, even the ones they consider to be rare or, as they say "Englisch". The steak in itself tasted really good, but definitely not rare (I don't have a picture).

Great neighborhood restaurant. Great food, great price, can't go wrong. The portions are huge!!!…read more Don't go here unless you're ready to throw down with the locals...

Love the chicken sandwiches and good customer services. They have great seating for big groups and…read moreoutside seating for good weather.

I took the tourist train through Trier and I saw this as we tooled around and I had to come back as…read moresoon as I got off that train! To my delight, they were able to seat me right away on their gorgeous outdoor patio. I was a little confused at first but soon realized that you actually go inside to place your order and then they bring the food out to you. I ordered a glass of white wine and the shrimp salad. The wine was delicious and perfectly complimented the salad. The salad was good. It was a little small so I wish I had ordered something else because it didn't satisfy my hunger but it was super tasty! I loved the gorgeous views provided on the patio. Everything was just so nice. The staff were great. I will definitely come back next time I'm in Trier!

I came here for a late lunch during a day trip to Trier. I got a glass of the #1 and the lyonnaise…read morepotatoes. Both the food and wine were amazing, service was pleasant and quick, and the ambience was great. Definitely want to come back and try more items at some point!