I stopped in here with my boyfriend on a Sunday night for some dinner after reading the great…read morereviews. We are seated immediately inside which had a really pretty rustic bar feel. Our order was taken quickly and there were a lot of authentic German dishes on the menu. I ordered the Schnitzel which was cooked perfectly and came with a great side of potatoes. They also had a large menu available for beers as well as some seasonal options. The pricing was very reasonable and we were able to find parking on the street outside pretty easily. I'd recommend stopping in.

Really really enjoy this place. The beer is superb ( try the Doppelbock!). Food is quite good…read moretoo and very reasonably priced. Ambiance is warm and comfortable. Both times that I've been here, the same Irish gentleman was hosting---quite friendly. I've had the Kase Spaetzle on both visits.....yummmm!

From the owner: Bei uns in den Hagsfelder Stuben wird immer Frisch gekocht mit frischen Zutaten und Kräutern…read more Wir bieten Deutsche und Griechische Küche an. Unsere warme Küche ist bis um 22.00 zur Verfügung.

I highly recommend this place. I had the open buffet and everything was authentic and very…read moredelicious. The service was very friendly. Clean. Attentive. Will definitely come back.

The food quality is perfect and the buffet is cheap and definetly worth it. Prices are really not…read moremuch. They could have a bit more options in the buffet but thats okay anyway. The service is fast and they are really friendly.

I was going through Karlsruhe to see a good friend and I had a beer there while waiting for him. It…read moreis not too far from the train station (3 stops with the tram or maybe 25min walk). This place is awesome, great beer, great staff (I just ordered two beers in two hours and nobody pressured me into getting more stuff). We ended up eating there. It's very much German cuisine but as a vegetarian I was able to find great stuff for me, in particular the maultaschen were delicious!

Great local beer! We have been chasing local breweries during these trip. We were pleasantly…read moresurprised with the food at the Wolf (because it's mainly a brewery). Huge portions: we had the large appetizer (type of Italian antipasto, super yummy!!) and our party of four (2 adults, 2 kids) have pizzas, cheese Spaetzle and Maultaschen. I saw many people eating Flammkuche, it looked good, too. Tips: 1) ask for the English menu; 2) only cash!

Good service. Enjoyed two traditional southern German dishes. Will be back the next time I come…read moreto Karlsruhe.

Awesome place. The beers were refreshing, the food was delicious and fresh (the pretzel with…read morebutter/camembert was AWESOME) , and our server was probably the best server we had in any country over our entire 20-day European trip; no joke. Super on top of it and friendly.

This restaurant was amazing! We went to Germany to visit a friend who lives in the area and she…read moretook us to this place because it is one of her favorite spots. After eating here, it turned into one of our favorite spots as well! The lighting was very dim and it looked like we were eating in a cave which was very cool. I loved being able to cook our meat and veggies on a grill right in front of us! It was a fun experience. The food was delicious and the service was fantastic! Would highly recommend!

A wonderful night cooking meat on a hot stone while surrounded by ambience 500 years in the making…read more A former monastery where beer was made and is now consumed. Bring a group of 10 and leave with 12. And leave space for an after dinner drink to wash it all down.

Most well-known for their dumplings (with or without bacon) in cream sauce, this place is a great…read moredown-to-earth pub frequented by youngsters. Salads are large and tasty as well. Outdoor patio seating in back as well.

From the owner: selbstgemachtes Essen, 69 Cocktails, große Auswahl an Weinen und Spirituosenread more

This friendly restaurant was chosen to host the Rehearsal Dinner for my friend Sammi and her…read morefiancé, Tobi. After a walk through of the wedding ceremony over at Grombacher Stuben, we groomsmen and bridesmaids were hungry for some tasty German grub. From the outside, the restaurant had an inviting charm with its yellow color and wooden accents. This continued inside with classic table settings and a intimacy that remained even for our large group, aided by having our own semi-private room. No trip to Germany is complete without sampling their classic beer, so I opted for the Schöfferhofer Hefeweizen after looking over the half dozen choices. It was a solid wheat bier. The future bride and groom were kind enough to buy the wedding party a round of champagne which was a delightful way to kick off the meal. Thankfully the restaurant had menus in English. Right away the entree "Devil's Steak" caught my eye probably due to its unique title, so I ordered it without much more thought. The pork loin dish was topped with roasted peppers, pepperoni slices, and chili sauce with a side of fried potatoes. The meat had a nice, spicy kick and was a great value at €13.50 for how much food I was given. Overall, the warm ambiance combined with the delicious food made this a perfect venue for the Rehearsal Dinner of my friends. In addition, Ritter Stammhaus will always hold a special place in my heart as it is the first German restaurant I ever dined at. Proust!

I was exploring the area in search of my roots and checked yelp for a local place to eat. Another…read morereview mentioned English menus. Perfect. The greeting staff was polite and spoke some English. I had the schnitzel with spaetzel. Wonderful. Their local draft is a Pilsner. Not my favorite but tasted like a good Pilsner. I highly recommend if you are a visitor in the area and need a place to drop in and eat.

Located in a section of a former Army base, it's not the easiest find, but it's worth it when you…read moreget there. We were seated outdoors and the evening was lovely, the service was prompt and friendly. We enjoyed the roasted pork most of all. The sides - potatoes, veggies were delicious and fresh. Not expensive, mostly a local haunt, and I promise you you'll really. really like it.

A hidden gem. All locals. No tourists except German ones staying at nearby hotel. Most dishes are…read morenot classical German fare. Moderately limited menu but that is made up by quality.Try surprisingly good appetizer of dates, wrapped in bacon then broiled and served over light couscous . Other notables: roasted potatoes with quark sauce (sort of like very mild tsadziki) on the side. Their roasted potatoes are fantastic: approaching those in older Grecian island restaurants (pre-French fries). Sliced pork topped with sage leaf and bacon good. several vegetarian options. Change of pace Piña Colada served with large slice of fresh pineapple. Weekly specials vary. Music outstanding. Indoor / outdoor seating.