Truly amazing experience. Exquisite facilities. Attentive waitstaff. Food was to die for. Do not…read moremiss it.

This place was awesome after a few laps at the Nurburgring. It's close to the castle with an…read moreamazing view, great ambiance. I got the Eifel Burger and it was absolutely smackin'

Really delicious schnitzel. I got the schnitzel with almond and holland daise sauce. Quick service…read more Food was Well prepared and really tasteful

Heads up, this is a cash only place…read more We came in with a large party and the staff was very accommodating, she helped us through our food order and recommendations for things to eat. The schnitzel was really Good and it was a perfect local atmosphere.

Great service! I appreciate that it's never busy every time I visit. And, their ice cream with…read moreexpresso if delicious!

A very small wine bar with limited but excellent food options. Large parties were lined up at least…read more30 minutes before opening. We stopped by at opening (18H) and asked if we could make a reservation for a bit later as we wanted to explore the city a bit more. The owner with limited English told us no reservations, just come back. We did just that an hour later and he was able to seat the two of us. The owner suggested a great Riesling. We struggled a bit with the menu in German since the options variety boards and not the typical entrees we had gotten used to so the owner sent out the cook to help us. We ordered a cheese variety plate and a plate with some meat varieties, cheese, and bread. Both included a few pickles and tomatoes. They were exactly the type of light fare we were looking for that night and what we expected at a wine bar. The restaurant was loaded with antique character and fit the image of what you would want a hidden gem winestub in an old city like Cochem to look and feel like. The same larger groups we saw waiting for the opening were still enjoying their meals and more wine which was easy to understand. We started with a glass each, but enjoyed it so much we got a bottle. Highly recommend Alte Gutsschanke!

Not sure I get the high marks here. The space is dark and cramped with a strong smoky odor from…read moreburning candles. The wine is good, but good wine is plentiful here. Host was not particularly friendly for our party of two. I think there are better options in the area.

My company booked reservations for me at the Waldhaus Eifel and as I drove closer and closer to the…read moredestination, I was getting more and more excited. Nestled away in a dark, heavily-wooded ravine, the Waldhaus Eifel offers fantastic seclusion and a little piece of heaven for those individuals wanting to sneak away to somewhere quite while in Germany. The food is stellar, with a wide variety of traditional German fare along with a smattering of other options from around the world. We sat on the outside veranda which offered a quite, peaceful lunch with only the wind through the trees making any noise. I ordered the Jagerschnitzel with Mushroom Cream Sauce and was exceptionally pleased with the meal. The entrée came with a house salad, which was almost as good as the main course! My friend and I enjoyed several beers with my favorite being the Erdinger Weissbier. Our waitress spoke excellent English and was very nice. The hotel is good, with traditionally smaller rooms than you would find in America, but this is Europe. There did not seem to be air conditioning, so the room got a little hot during the night. Also, the bed left something to be desired with regards to comfortable mattresses. In the morning, the hotel offered a spectacular European breakfast, replete with sliced procuitto, melon, and cake. The also offered a wide assortment of hot dishes to include eggs, bacon, and sausage. Strongly recommended for the traveler looking for a quiet place to sneak away and relax.

Beautiful atmosphere and great service. Great wild game. Took a taxi to get here just to enjoy the…read moregreat beer. Not a big beer fan but had to try it. There is a nice inside location to eat but the outside balcony has nice views. Friendly people I think but I do not speak the language.

I was in Germany and needed to have large beers, schnitzels, bratwursts and all other things…read morestereotypes of Germany. This place delivers on all of those fronts. Having already had brats just earlier in the evening, my friend pointed me to the long list of schnitzel options in the menu. I opted for the schnitzel cordon bleu because why not mix two cultures into one?! And with the factory a few kilometers down the road in Bitburg had to wash the meal down with a rather large glass of Bitburger beer. The beer was top notch. The meal was a bit overly salted including the fries that would've been fine without so much sodium. The flavor was ok but not the most memorable. It was kind of the equivalent to dining in any chain restaurant in America.

Very good selection and food was great! Venison was tender. Schnitzel was awesome with multiple…read morechoices!

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!

This place has become sort of a tradition for me. Each time I visit Trier, the first night dinner…read morein the city is always at Kartoffel-Kiste. They never disappoint. They may be potato in name but don't miss out on their meats. The steak with garlic butter is tender and cooked to perfection. The Leberkaese and Wurst is also excellent. Then the potato dishes seem to go on and on. There are so many items it may be difficult to make a decision. The staff is always happy to assist with suggestions. There may be tourists here but also many local people since good food is good food no matter where you are from. Dieser Ort ist für mich zu einer Art Tradition geworden. Jedes Mal, wenn ich Trier besuche, ist das erste Abendessen in der Stadt immer in der Kartoffel-Kiste. Sie enttäuschen nie. Sie mögen dem Namen nach Kartoffel sein, aber verpassen Sie nicht ihr Fleisch. Das Steak mit Knoblauchbutter ist zart und perfekt gegart. Der Leberkaese und Wurst ist auch ausgezeichnet. Dann scheinen die Kartoffelgerichte immer weiter zu gehen. Es gibt so viele Dinge, dass es schwierig sein kann, eine Entscheidung zu treffen. Die Mitarbeiter helfen Ihnen gerne mit Vorschlägen weiter. Es kann hier Touristen geben, aber auch viele Einheimische, denn gutes Essen ist gutes Essen, egal woher man kommt.