I cannot understand how this place is working with such a slow service. I know that in Germany…read moreusually waiting time is longer but here sometimes it's about 20 minuets just to order a drinks.

Auflauf/casserole! This is a cosy restaurant specialising in…read morecasseroles. We had a delicious lunch here - we loved the Sardinian and Acropolis casseroles. It was perfect comfort food for a cold day.

We found a gem of a place in Würzburg for sure, and it's a very unique casserole restaurant! In…read morefact, I have never eaten at a restaurant specializing in casseroles. Of course they offer great casseroles, and they're made fresh per your order. What amazes me is the sheer speed of serving these piping hot dishes. They must have some super duper convection ovens to bake these casseroles from scratch. We didn't try this this time, but they will make casseroles of any combination from the list of ingredients. That's just amazing to me. Not just their food is great, but the service here was wonderful. Our server was a very pleasant and friendly young lady. She explained to us that it's a family-owned restaurant since 1991. So, the food and service are great, but this restaurant also offers a very nice cozy interior with warm atmosphere and chic interior decorations. Overall excellent dining experience in a very unique setting. If you are in Würzburg, you must try this restaurant. For a small portion casseroles, there's 2€ discount for lunch (MON - FRI, 12:00 - 14:00). Students and children receive complimentary small soft drinks--what a deal!!

The small atrium lets in plenty of light in the restaurant, don't be detracted by the darkened…read moreentryway. Locals who frequent this place really love it and that attitude comes through in the service and food. Here, you'll find students congregating (remember this is a college town) in time off, or working diligently as they sip a fresh cuppa. Benjamin, one of the baristas even has a flare for the dramatic and will paint a dragon or animal in the foam of your cappuccino. Most importantly for me was the gluten-free menu. They had some great selections and were willing to work with me to figure out some additions that would be great to have. The gluten-free kaiserschmarrn did not disappoint -- if you're unfamiliar with kaiserschmarrn, think scrambled pancakes with extra eggy goodness, a southern delicacy in these parts and not often served for breakfast, but more as an afternoon snack or as dessert. Over-all, a simple menu but a very nice respite from the hustle of downtown.

Not impressed, breakfast was a disappointment. But then again im american, i expect more for my…read moremoney i assume for a German breakfast the food was ok at best.

My wife, my son and I went to the Brüdermühle to have dinner. My wife ordered the Schnitzel, I had…read morethe Krustenbraten, our son (a toddler) had bits of our dishes. The portions were very small, which is not a problem per se. My meat was a bit too dry, my wife's Schnitzel was clearly a commercial precooked product. The taste left a lot to be desired. We had abdominal pain during the night. The service was slow and forgetful even though the place was nearly empty.