True off the beaten path German restaurant. Small, cozy, busy. Great food and serviceread more

Mostly unknown to anyone that's not a local. Hidden away in the north part of Schweinfurt, and…read morewhen I say hidden I do mean hidden. You will know when you arrive because you'll see cars everywhere. This place is extremely popular with locals and the few privilaged to know about it. Home of huge schnitzels, salads, and pizza. You cannot go wrong with any of their menu items. If you are new to Germany, this place is a great place to try most of Bavarians foods. Their food is extremely cheap and great tasting. Likewise, they offer a good selection of beers, wines, and other drinks. A word of advice, it gets busy and most foreigners might be unfamiliar with the way you get food. We always eat outside (inside they have wait staff) but outside, you head to the window with the large menus to select and pay for your food. Try your German at first, but they understand and speak great English. Once done there, they will give you a number. Don't be afraid, you will hear them calling out numbers in German, BUT they know when to call them in English. Once you number gets called, head to the another window where your huge plates of food await. That's half of the experience, a good thing to do is while you wait for your food, find a table quickly and head to get your beer of choice (sodas are ordered with food) at the beer stand. Pick your size and enjoy. Seating will never be an issue, but beware, it is not uncommon to share large tables if space is limited.

We came here with a huge tour group when our bus was delayed. I was surprised they were able to…read morehandle us at the last minute but they did it well. Nice selection of beers and lots of places to sit. Attached to a large hotel and convention center.

We had a good first evening in Bamburg, including dinner at Pluckers. We were with a group, and…read morepre-ordered dinner. Service was good! Nice menu, great selection of Bavarian-style cuisine. We shared the Hunter's Pot and Pork shoulder, both were very good! Decent wine and beer list. We tried both still and sparkling whites... good stuff! Typical German-Bavarian atmosphere, decor, surroundings. Comfortable! Recommend Pluckers for any meal!

Nice location. Typical Frankonian food. Very friendly staff. Only 4 stars because of waiting a bit…read morelong for drinks.

Nice beer or wine garden. Real franconian country style.food 5stars staff in a bad mood and very…read morenegative. Only 3 stars.

We came to this place only because this place popped up first and happened to be the closest to us…read more I saw they take card and is good for children. Once we walked in the place was decently packed, however it was so quiet in here!! If we happened to fart the whole place would have heard it; it was THAT quiet. Everyone was whispering, and there was only one table left open, so we sat there. We noticed two other children in the place already had the high chairs and thankfully the last table was a booth. The menu has English below each item, so no need to guess or use google translate and the wait staff is also really nice. We both ordered the duck special. Supposed to be crispy duck with a cranberry, red cabbage risotto. Sounds really yummy and different right? Welllll it wasn't crispy, it was overly sweet and the taste didn't match the texture of the risotto. However my daughter loved the "risotto". We both were really excited about CRISPY duck. Well we got soggy duck with a whole lot of fat. I would come back, only to try the other meals. I wouldn't order the same thing again. Every dish that passed by was so colorful, decorative and looked hands down delicious. Also, I know it says kid friendly. But I personally didn't feel like it was kid friendly. It was a lot of older couples and groups in for lunch or drinks and every time my daughter did something everyone looked and rolled their eyes

Traditionelles "Brauhaus" (vor Ort direkt wird nix gebraut) in der Bamberger Altstadt. Die…read moreBierauswahl vom Fass beschränkt sich ausschließlich auf "Fremdbiere", von denen Jever Pils die größte Überraschung ist. Bitteres norddeutsches Pils in Franken? Daneben gibt es Zirndorfer Urhell (okay), Tucher Hefeweizen (okay) und das berüchtigte Schlenkerla Rauchbier, das man ein paar hundert Meter weiter auch in der Brauerei Schlenkerla gekommt. Als Brauhaus ist die Gaststätte somit uninteressant, allerdings gewinnt sie durch den schnellen, freundlichen Service am Tisch - selbst Samstag nachts während der Sandkerwa - und gesellige Atmosphäre. Wer Hausbiere probieren möchte geht besser ins Ambräusianum in der Nähe, oder zu Fässla oder in die Brauerei Klosterbräu. Diese drei bieten eigene - und gute - Biere an. Als Ausflugslokal ist "Hofbräu" aber voll in Ordnung.