Located next to the Catholic church in downtown Ahaus, this traditional German Gaststätte is a…read moregreat place to eat and drink. Service is friendly and price is about average for a bar/eatery of this category. My wife enjoys ordering half portions of her menu favorites as she rarely has the appetite for the larger portions that are the norm at most places. Dog and smoker friendly. Smoking area seating is in the bar area. There are a half-dozen tables to accommodate smokers. My usual order is rumpsteak (sirloin) cooked medium. I have been consistently pleased with the quality and preparation of my steaks at Rolfes. They are on par with the very best I have eaten anywhere and that is saying quite a bit since I exist mostly on coffee, cigarettes and sirloin.

I have visited this restaurant every time I have visited Ahaus, and love it. (5 meals there over my…read morelast four visits) 1. It's an authentic 3rd generation restaurant. 2. The food is amazing. I just had the schnitzel with mushroom sauce, which was delicious. My wife (the family foodie) had Zander (fish in dill sauce) talked about it for two days, and our local friends had the steak in pepper sauce, which I tried, and it was great. 3. The restaurant has two kegel lanes, with private dining available. Kegel is the forefather of what we know as bowling, and a fun experience if you have the chance. (Learn about kegel here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kegel_(bowling)) If you find yourself in Ahaus, stop by and have a meal here. If you do, say 'hi' to Tony, Ingrid, or Stefen (the owners/operators) from their American friend Andy. http://www.am-schulzenbusch.de/

Earlier this year while traveling on business arrangements had been made to stay at this…read morebeautifully maintained hotel in the center of the city. The accommodations were excellent and the food from the restaurant was great. Fortunately I was not driving since finding this place was a bit of a challenge.