We were looking for a German place to make up for the mediocre German fare we had the previous…read morenight & boy did we hit the jackpot! Setup like a pub, we were seated inside a wine barrel - very fun! Sheep cheese pastry with tomato jam - loved the contrast between the sun dried tomatoes and the sweet tomato jam Goat cheese with truffle paste - mild & creamy cheese went perfectly with the truffle & they made it vegetarian for us as it is usually served with ham Cheese spätzle for the main dish & it was huge.....thick cheesy pulls throughout the al dente pasta and topped with fired onion bits.....wow, what a fantastic flavor layer. We ended up deciding to embarrass ourselves & ask if there was any way t wrap it up and would you believe they have to-go boxes!! We were so happy to hear this that we had to order dessert The Topfenstrudel was very light and lay red with pastry cream and cinnamon-liquor soaked cherries. So delicious! Washed it down with a Trumpf beer & it was dark and velvety and nothing like the President-elect If in the area, this is the best, coziness, friendliest place you'll find

Crazy choice of drought beers! A lot of varieties and a…read moreclear appetite for craft beers ! The terrasse is pretty small but if you're lucky enough to find a place, you'll enjoy it for sure

We walked by this place earlier in the day and saw a passerby high-five a patron - so we knew it…read morewas a locals place. (Seeing 2 of our waitstaff from dinner come here after their shift confirmed it.) The tables on the sidewalk were filled the whole time, but seating inside was great. They had about 8 draft lines, with 2 local and a bunch of Belgian beers - I got a local Tripel, and then some pils. Service was speedy an friendly. Also there's a Jaeger machine.

Nice place, when I lived here this was occupied by a different one, I really, really liked but I…read moreguess times just change and this one is worth 4 stars also! Service is good, I ordered a cappuccino and a water, the water came in a little bottle the waiter did not open or pour, well... The cappuccino was great but tiny . Lady's a table over had breakfast and it looked really nice, different breads, jams butter... The place is small with really high ceilings in the heart of downtown Bad Cannstatt in a little alleyway tucked away but very easy to reach!. In the summer they have tables and chairs outside , the farmers market is just down the way so it's nice for grabbing a drink, hot or cold after market day.

Good things come in small packages! The fella is a serious beer nerd, so we balanced out my…read moreChristmas market time with his beer time here. Mike, the owner, could not have been more hospitable. He talked with the fella about allll the rare beers they'd had and even split a couple with him. The fella was in beer heaven and said this was the best collection of (empty) bottles he'd ever seen. I sat quietly drinking my wine. :) They also have sodas, coffee, hot chocolate, and pages of gin.

The thing I absolutely loved about this place was that it felt like a medieval tavern. Actually,…read morethat probably shouldn't be all that surprising with pubs on the continent, but then again I generally don't find many that have the same charm as the ones in England do. However, this one was pretty cool because, as I mentioned, it actually felt like a medieval tavern. They also had some decent beers available, which I certainly appreciated as well. It's hidden away, so can be pretty tricky to find, but it is certainly well worth visiting.

Great little place for a pint in Strasbourg. The decor looks like where Walt Disney got his…read moreinspiration for fantasyland in Disneyland in California. Worth a visit!

During my visit to Mannheim, my friend was adamant on taking me to a "craft beer bar". Taproom…read moreJungbusch was a great opportunity to try European craft beers from countries including Germany, Austria, and the UK. After drinking so many pilsners and Kolsch's in the past few days, I welcomed my Austrian black IPA and its bitter hops. For those who need a break from the lighter beers, Taproom Jungbusch is an excellent option to taste other "untraditional" styles.

Nice place. We didn't know a thing about beer, so the barman took time to recommand one (he even…read moremade us taste it before we ordered it, to be sure we will like it). Price may be a bit higher than in other places.

We were looking for a fun and casual place, outside of the Christmas market area, to take a chill…read morelunch break in Strasbourg! This spot was well rated on some review sites such Yelp and Google! It's just across from the canal and easy to find! We arrived around 2pm, during Christmas week on a Monday, and the place was quite busy! We were greeted by a hostess and directed to our table! We ended up trying a couple of local favorite items: traditional mushroom and ham tartes flambees along with a salmon tartes! Both were delicious and worked well with Alsac wines! Apparently they are known for their burgers but we wanted to stick to local foods which are often not available at home in US or not as delicious. Overall a very fun and vibrant spot with good food!

Perfect place for lunch! Good portions great prices, and friendly service! Recommend both the…read moreflank steak and the sausage plate. Also the salads have just the right amount of dressing which is unusual.

Came here late night because it was open and had a great selection of beers. The vibe and decor…read morewere pretty cool and theres even a 2nd floor seating area. Tried a few different beers from Belgium, Germany, and local region. Bartenders were polite and prompt when I ordered. The pricing was on average 3-5 euro per 33cc. I would come here again with friends!

Best choice around when it comes to hard liquors and one of the best choices when it comes to…read morewines. They also have a pretty good choice of charcuterie and cheese plates to come with drinks. It's a good place to come hang out with friends. They also have an isolated smoking room upstairs.

This is the coolest thing to do within 20 minutes of Tuttlingen. Except maybe going to the castle…read more It's a reasonable sized brewery that offers tours and also serves food and beer. The tour was fun (and in English). The food was traditional German and very good (especially dessert). And the beer was better than average. Your own opinion may vary based upon how much you like pils and weiss beers. Or German food. Or crepes.