Great cellar vibe, wonderfully patient with my poor german speech. Old vine wine, many choices,…read moreall delicious. We had already eaten dinner but the small plates they offered looked delicious. Open later than any other place we found. No regrets here. Thank You!

Delicious Irish Coffee, nice view of fountain, Wifi hotspots and even several Pokemon stops !read more

It's hard traveling in Europe with the lack of reviews, but chose to have dinner and drinks here…read more The restaurant is located in a square with a fountain, which leads to great people watching. We had the onion soup and the Nuremberg sausages on a roll. I found them to be both tasty and satisfying. It did take awhile, mind you this is Europe, but it was worth the wait. We would definitely return to try more of their cuisine.

Good pizza and post just a block off the main walking path. They speak English. We had pizzas and…read morea tortellini with ham.

Summary: Fantastic pasta dishes. Friendly and attentive server. Amazing smell of fresh pizza…read moreinside. Cute little restaurant with reasonable prices, good portions, and great food. My wife and I found this place on Yelp while driving along the Rhein one afternoon. We were looking for a good lunch spot and decided to check this place out. We parked along the main road as it runs through town, then walked into the shopping area and made a left uphill to the restaurant. There were two other tables occupied outside on the covered patio when we arrived, so we decided to take a third table and were seated by the server. She then gave us the menus to peruse for a few minutes, and soon we had ordered the Penne Arrabiatta (extra sharf), Penne with Gorgonzola sauce, and two Pilsners. Inside the restaurant was a very pleasant smell of freshly baked pizzas, and a number of additional tables in front of a bar that separated the front of the house from the kitchen. Soon our beers and food were delivered. The pasta was piping hot with amazing sauces. Super flavorful, and excellent textures. The portions were big enough that we requested a box with the rest to go. The total was 21 Euros for everything, which was a great value, given the quantity and quality. This is a highly recommended place to come for some great pasta and a nice vibe.

This Italian restaurant has delicious Italian and German food, plus wonderful warm Italian apple…read morecake with whipped cream and ice cream and cakes that change daily. The owner, Joseph, gave us the best service we have had in Germany. The covered outdoor terrace has a beautiful view of the Mosel River.

Hungry after your hike up the hill and a 45 minute walking tour? Reischburg Cochem Burgschänke is a…read moregreat place to stop for a bite to eat before or after your tour! Unfortunately the castle café is closed from January 6th through March 13th, but during their tourist and early winter hours they're open from 10am to 6pm and in winter closes at 4pm. It's located in the same building as the tickets and souvenir shop, just walk through and take a seat. They'll come to you for your order, but it may take a few minutes for someone to realize you're waiting, which is what happened for us. We sat there for about 10 minutes before the waitress realized she had new customers. Their menu is only in German, so make sure you've got a translation app downloaded on your phone so you can understand the menu. The menu consists of small entrees, alcoholic beverages, juices and soda. They also have a speciality coffee menu and 3 options for kids. There is also a dessert menu with almost a dozen options for treats and sweets. We ended up ordering the schnitzel with potatoes and Vienna sausages with bread and butter. The schnitzel was amazing and the potatoes were super tasty, the herbs they were baked in added a nice flavor and a little crunch. The Vienna sausages were basically 10 inch hot dogs with a spicy flavor, a packet of spicy German mustard and a slice of rye bread. It was good but I was expecting something different, so I'll probably try something else next time. The café has about 15 tables as well as an outdoor terrace with views overlooking the Mosel River and town below. It was very quaint and quiet even though they were fairly busy, with only one waitress working. Our order ended up coming out to about €23 euro with our drinks, so it wasn't too bad for two people honestly. I hope during the tourist season they have more people working so customers wait time is reduced but other then that, it's a great place to grab some grub before or after the castle tour. Overall our food was good, service could've been a bit better but we enjoyed ourselves. 4/5 just because the service was a little slow.

Cafe attached to the castle. Theres an outdoor terrace that overlooks the town and the river. Nice…read moreplace for a coffee after the climb up to the castle or before or after the castle tour. Didnt try any of the food so cant comment on that.

We stayed here on the day the restaurant wasn't open but when we checked in the lobby smelled…read moreincredibly delicious. We went down the street to the polish place since it was the only place open. Rooms were clean and relaxing

We had the place to ourselves and the service was great. We got the 4 course menu and the food was…read moredelicious! The kids got the schnitzel and fries and said it was some of the best they've had in Germany. Would eat here again!

Charming Cochem property and staff. The breakfast was awesome...eggs made to order with a great…read morespread. The location is great during peak travel season since it's quieter than the riverside hotels, etc., which can get noisy. There is parking available, within a short distance from the Villa. We used a TomTom GPS, and it found a way through the narrow one-lane streets, and parking was nearby after dropping luggage. The owners are nice, helpful, and accommodating. We had a pleasant stay, and we enjoyed a local Mosel wine from the kitchen when we returned to our room. Don't let the narrow streets scare you...you'll get there...just take it slow and watch the pedestrians. The rooms could use a fan during the summer, especially the upper rooms with only one side of windows, thus no cross-ventilation, such as the Moseltal (spelling?) room. Moseltal is nearly unbearable sleeping without a fan during summer. Even the lower rooms could use one when it's warm outside.