Solid traditional German food and beer. Service was excellent. We came back later for an "Absacker"…read more(one last drink)! We will keep coming back.

Our visit here was just OK. We stopped in on a weekend, during the Christmas Market, and they were…read morevery busy. Wait to be seated. The entrance did not offer a vestibule to stop the cold outside air from blowing in each time the door opens. We were sat directly in line from the door, so my scarf and sweater stayed on throughout our visit. Our waiter seemed a bit put out. They weren't rude, just wanted us to decide so they could move on. As I have food sensitivities, I had questions. The answers received required me to change my order to fries, pretzel, carpaccio or baked potato or order the most expensive meat on the menu because all the other dishes include an item to which I have a reaction. (sigh) Not their fault, just a note if you do not eat pork products, the menu is limited. The food took quite a long time to arrive. Our waiter did not return to ask if we wanted refills on our beverages or to check on us once the food arrived. As I mentioned, it was a busy night in town and the restaurant had a full house. Also, this is common in many restaurants in Germany, just flag down your wait person when you see them. I ended up with a baked potato plate which is two baked potatoes, sour cream and dressed lettuce. The potatoes were well cooked, and came cut in half w/sour cream poured over the top and a grape tomato garnish. As you probably know, there is not much taste to just a baked potato and I did not have salt and pepper at our table, so not an interesting meal. The lettuce was fresh, heavily dressed in a vinaigrette. This is intended as a side to share and the cost of two potatoes and some lettuce, almost twenty euro, is higher than it should be imho. My dining companion had a pork schnitzel that was covered in a brown sauce. He stated the sauce was a bit salty, which for them is saying a lot, but otherwise the schnitzel was enjoyed. The side potato salad for this dish was a small portion. The restaurant is large, high ceilings, nice ambiance. Maybe it was the day we visited that made a difference but as my food options are limited here, and service was 'meh' I won't return. Other restaurants we visited while in town have traditional options and include more vegetarian and non-pork dishes. It is conveniently located between the cathedral and the tower. Parking on street or in a public lot.

Wonderful restaurant in Speyer close to the cathédrale…read more Restaurant is in a former cellar and suits for group. Dishes are seasonal (asparagus at the moment) and typical of the Palatinate Region. Price are between 20-25€ for 3 courses. Credit card are accepted

Food and service are both very good! The dining area is in a underground wine cellar some 600…read moreyears old, which makes the dining experience more interesting and special.

Tasty Schnitzel (you can hear them hammering the Schnitzel tender in the kitchen upstairs!) and…read moredelicious Schorle. Perfect combo. Highly recommended.

We walked in without a reservation and were told "we have a table for 1hr, 15 min." We happily…read moretook that spot and adhered to our time frame. Boy we are *so* glad we did!!! But you be smarter than me and make a reservation!!! Seated in an upstairs dining room there are coat hooks on the wall, an old enameled stove as decor and maybe five tables in this cozy room with deep window sills and bench seating. We were given enough time to peruse the menu but we had checked out their menu on display outside the door and knew what we wanted. (btw: menu's in German but the waiter speaks English) My SO had the best Paprika Schnitzel he can remember ever having in our 30 years of visiting Germany. Wow. This guy loves Paprika Schnitzel! I had the small steak (200g) and it was so perfectly cooked medium and perfectly lean. I ordered it with herb butter which was exactly as flavorful as I'd hoped! You can also order it with pepper sauce or fried onions (your choice) and it comes with the house bread. Salad and other sides are a la carte. We paired our meals with a beer on tap and a dry red wine. They also have other bar items, and non-alcohol beverages. We didn't stay for coffee and dessert, but without a doubt we would happily return (with reservations) next visit!!!

Fantastic local brewery close by one of the key sights in Speyer, the "Kaiserdom". Delicious food…read morewith vegan / plant-based foot options and great beer. They have a great atmosphere inside and even better outside in a little beer garden in the backyard. Staff has always been extremely friendly. One of the better options for any vegan / plant-based traveler looking for beer and/or food in Speyer.

For a second day we were able to have local lunch on-shore. Our host recommended Hausbrauerei…read moreDomhof, near the cathedral. After our usual walking tour and some window shopping we arrived at the recommended place and got a table. Ms T was not hungry and just wanted a pretzel. I wanted some kind of wurst and found one item that satisfied both; three weißwurst served with a soft pretzel. I wanted something with it and ordered creamy green beans. This was another simple but wonderful meal. I peeled the sausage as we were taught in Münich and ate them with the supplied mustard. The green beans are probably the best I have eaten. They were in a light white sauce seasoned with tiny cubes of ham, bohnenkraut (summer savory) and black pepper. They were absolutely delicious. I make something similar at home with cream instead of the white sauce, but unless I grow my own, I cannot get the high quality, fresh, slender beans that they have. Next time I will copy this version as well as possible. We each drank 0.5L of their house Pilsner which was excellent. Again, we had very friendly and helpful service in a very nice local place. It was another memorable meal on-shore in Germany.

On a nice day, this beer garden is a must visit place for anyone who wants to have great beer…read moreand/or great food with a super fantastic view of the river. The atmosphere is one of the best in Speyer, even if it's not a sunny day. The staff will for sure create a sunny atmosphere. Always super friendly. Best of all, if you're vegan / plant-based, then this restaurant has some options for you even though they are known for their delicious "wurst salad + french fries"

A traditional German restaurant with some European dishes mixed in…read more Great service, we got our food literally in 5 minutes even though the restaurant was pretty busy. It has a large tree in the middle that makes for great natural shade but you can also choose to sit under the sun in the open area space. From drinks they have a wide variety of drinks on tap, but my favorite as a tourist was the cola-bier.

So there I was, it was lunchtime, it was a sunny day, and we were hungry. My Yelp friends have come…read morethrough again. This restaurant had a high average and they weren't wrong. The food was polished. The service was good and we left full and happy. I had the goat cheese risotto plate. My wife had the salmon, and my cousin had the spatzyl. They had a patio opportunity to sit, but we sat inside. We bought Stillwater by the half liter and we shared two beers among the four of us. The beer was good and the water hit the spot. To sum it up I would not hesitate to come to this fine restaurant again.

Please stop by this place for food!!! If you can only eat one place in Speyer track this place…read moredown!! The appetizer looked so amazing we ate it before remembering a picture. It was a goat cheese with veggies. My husband had a meat kabob plate. I had the soup of the day. After it arrived I learned it was pumpkin soup. I called it a warm hug in a bowl. The dessert trio was wonderful as well. Go! Now!