Another dining option if you are by the castles near Hohenschwangau…read more We ordered soup and tried their Schweinshaxe (Pork Knuckle)... both were really good and tasty. It was a late dinner for us so we got seated by the indoor part of their biergarten.

We ate lunch here after touring Neuschwanstein castle. They were able to seat our spur of the…read moremoment small crowd, get us fed in a timely manner, and the food was delicious! I had the excellent goulash and bread. Our friend had schnitzel and it was better than any I had in Austria. We ordered sweet pancakes and applesauce for dessert, and our friend got apple strudel. Both were fantastic. Memorable and delightful experience!

This ia great place and very tasty. The service was good…read moreand efficient. Their menu is very traditional so if you want to eat something German, this is your place. The restaurant is clean and you can see the kitchen from the outside. The dessert layout looks amazing and I am sire that it does not disappoint. The windows are big allowing the natural light to shine inside the restaurant. They have other options but this option is for a sit down hot meal.

We had an amazing view of the castle while we enjoyed our breakfast here. And although our…read morebreakfast was complimentary as part of the hotel stay, it was still a pretty good spread and provided us with plenty of options. The staff were friendly and service was great.

Fantastic service and tasty food. Our waiter let us know his English wasn't very good. We let him…read moreknow our German was either. As luck would have it, we both had a decent grasp of Spanish! He was an absolute joy & the restaurant was nicer than we anticipated. The beef cheeks were delish! Our 2nd favorite meal of the stay!

A nice restaurant within walking distance of our accommodations…read more We went after a long day of Castle visits. Two of the family had the salad bar which was a nice touch. My dish was the 24 hr sous vide lamb with mashed potatoes and beans. It was a little different than I expected and would have benefitted from a sear at the end. But it was still quite good. My son had some Wurst and fries. Can't recall what the other daughter had but everyone left with full, happy bellies. Service was good and we paid with credit card, which was appreciated.

Love the pretzels…read more Water is more expensive than their beers. Beautiful building. Service is cordial.

We were in the area and looking for somewhere that was open for lunch around noon and I'm so glad…read morewe found Schloss Brauhaus! We walked in and seated ourselves and were quickly welcomed by our server. The radler and lager were both really good. I got the Allgäuer Kässpätzle, which was incredible. It was super cheesy and flavorful. My bf got the Zwiebelrostbraten, which was also really good with the steak perfectly cooked. Then we got two desserts to spilt and I couldn't tell you which one was better. The Apfelstrudel was warm and not too sweet and the "Bier"amisu was unique and absolutely delicious. Schloss Brauhaus provided a warm and comfortable place to get out of the rainy cool day we had and some great beer and food!

Great little spot. Best for mulled wine. Place to take a break from sightseeing. The staff is so…read morefriendly.

Great little place to dine before or after a visit to the Snow White castle in the Bavarian Alps…read more My favorite thing was actually the apple strudel - the best we had in Germany! Do NOT skip it! It's a small place and reminds me a tad of a diner in NJ but the service was great and fast, and the food was tasty traditional German food. Definitely recommend!

I stopped by Ludwigs Stüberl near Neuschwanstein Castle and had their Kaisermarrn as a snack. It…read morewas more than expected in terms of portion given it was "small", although the price justified the amount (but I thought it was because it's in a tourist area). I couldn't fully tell if it was freshly made, given the dish came out really quick and that some pieces felt tough/dry. However, most of them were really soft /smooth and enjoyable. The apple sauce was quite nice: not overly sweet or sour. It was comforting so I'd give it 8/10 overall.

Excellent food. If you are nearby, you have to go! Very quiet unassuming place, but food was all…read morefresh and the workers there were awesome

Traditional German food in a nice setting. Good selection of food items on the menu. Service was…read moredecent. Overall a nice experience.

We don't recommend eating here at all!!They definitely need to learn how to…read more 1) make a salad. How hard is this? It was soggy and tomatoes were old. The potatoes on the side were tasty though. 2) spaghetti with meat sauce. Another one to avoid. Had some tiny pebbles in it to make it crunchy. 3) soup was horrible. Where are they getting these recipes? 4) fried fish ?! Another one to avoid. It was nasty. Best item served: side of bread for the soup. Very fresh.

After the trek up and down the castle, we were starving and stopped by the restaurant for a late…read morelunch today (Christmas Day). Even though it was 3pm in the afternoon, the place was packed and we had to wait in line to get a table. I can't imagine the craziness during the summer season. The most delicious thing I've had so far in Germany is the roasted pork knuckle. I had it yesterday and had to have it again today. The pork meat is so flavorful and the skin is cooked to a crisp, mouthwatering crunch. The pork knuckle is pretty big and probably can be shared between two people, but I'm a fata*s and can gobble that whole thing up by myself. The dish comes with sauerkraut and two potato dumplings. The potato dumplings were also delicious and goes well with the sauerkraut. If you've never had pork knuckles, now's the time to try it. I haven't quite seen these back in the States before.

This is a great place to eat. One because of the breathtaking views as you eat some of many dishes…read morethey offer. I enjoyed their Ravioli stuffed with Wild Boar ragout, port wine onions & wild herb salad €13,50. It was good however, pretty small in portion. Next was a Self made Apple Strudel with vanilla sauce & vanilla ice cream €6,50. That was decent, however, not as good as you may expect. There are better places in Austria for Strudels. But you can't beat the views. So I'd recommend outdoor seating if you can and or willing depending on the weather.

Location is 5 stars. The building is beautiful and inviting and there is plenty of outdoor searing…read morefacing the river. I cannot comment on the food as they were not open for lunch when we arrived. Drinks were ok and reasonable. Service was a bit lacking and it seemed we as customers were a nuisance. No service with a smile here :-) It's full of tourists during busy season and I would come back during non peak periods again and check it out.

After a visit to the Neuschwanstein Castle, we walked down the steep road and got an exercise. By…read morethe time we arrived at the main level where people converge, we were hungry. We stopped at this place and quickly got a seat and ordered. In a matter of minutes, there was a flood of tourists wanting to eat. This was around noon time. The place was average with a small indoor and outdoor seating area. There are two bathrooms towards the back free of charge. The sausages were similar to any other imbiss place in Germany. Price was average.