Great beer! Great food! Reservations recommended! The Käsespetzle, with a dark beer, really hit the…read morespot after the Xmas Market. I went there to try Knödel which, according to an old review, was pretty darn good. The Knödel wasn't on the menu around Xmas time, but I wasn't disappointed. Now I have an excuse to return!

This is the oldest beer haus in Norenburg. We tried their red beer which is their specialty.very…read moregood first time experience. Definitely recommend.

Came here after several other restaurants were already full with reservations. I was expecting a…read morereally great meal based on the atmosphere and location, but sadly was disappointed. While the restaurant space is giant, the menu is limited. It has bratwurst, schnitzel, pork knuckle, and about 2 other typical German options. I ordered a dish with turkey, pepper sauce, and spatzle. My turkey was very dry and not tender. The sauce was more of a gravy and didn't have a pepper flavor but was still good. And the spatzle was slightly undercooked and chewy, but was lightly seasoned and went well with the sauce. Not a lot of flavor in the dish, it definitely needed more seasoning on the turkey. The hefeweizen beer was good though with a nice light taste. So overall, I'd recommend getting a few drinks here but try somewhere else for food if you're looking for delicious meals full of flavor.

Very touristic place. Food is very fatty, heavy and dry. According to my taste it's not good…read more Portions are very big. Service is terrible!!! The waiter laughed at my face when I ask about free table. I am sorry but it's strange and rude reaction! Place is extremely loud. But if you are beer lover you should visit this place. I won't come back for sure.

If you are looking for the traditional Franconian fare, this is the place for you. From the typical…read moreGerman pub feel to the regional menu, you can get a feel for the Franconian palate. And let's not forget that this restaurant fully participates in the annual Spargel madness which grips this area especially hard during harvest season of this delicate snow white asparagus. Locally grown and offered in just about every traditional restaurant in this area, it has very thick stems, yet is incredibly tender. Traditionally eaten doused in butter or Hollandaise sauce or in a vinaigrette as salad. If you happen to be in the southern part of Germany, you have to try it. As a side it usually comes with potatoes, but generally offered with a small Schnitzel or some Brats also. Personally I indulged in Schaschlik mit Pommes. Basically a Shish-kabob with fries. The local variation comes with assorted veggies on the skewer along with the pork and it comes doused with Schaschlik sauce, which has some tomato and bell peppers in it and is perfect for dipping your fries into in lieu of ketchup. Of course this place also offers such things as potato dumplings, pork roasts, Wiener Schnitzel, Brats and so on.

If beer is your thing, this is the place you want to be. We did not eat here, but stopped by for a…read morefew beers. The beer assortment is phenomenal and you may have difficulties choosing. Now we are talking a lot of traditional German beers, not the strangely flavored beers that seem to be popular lately. These are good old fashioned types of beers, extremely well done. Lots of local favorites, but also those from other areas. I finally decided on a particular Weizen, but as luck would have it they were out at the moment. The server brought out two other Weizen with similar qualities and highlighted the differences and similarities to my original choice. Perfect. And since they know their beer very well, you can rest assured that you will get the proper glass or mug to go with your beverage. We spend a lovely evening outside. Enjoying our beers and as the Schnapps offer came around, we did partake... because, why not.

Great service and atmosphere. Beers are mostly local. Food is great local flavour. Staff was…read moreextremely helpful in selecting local dishes and the environment was very local.

Whoohoo, not longer just wine, finally a store with beer and nothing more than just beer from all…read moreover the world. The beer with the longest travel is from Japan (according to the owner) The beers are from small breweries, so no Miller, Budweiser, Krombacher or Veltins but a lot of unknown beers to taste. The owner knows all about his beers and is helpful with finding your taste. Special service: there is a special "Beer tasting" once a week where you can walk in without reservation, try up to 3 different beers and learn something about their origin & story. Cost: 3€ I think which is actually a present.