GREAT LITTLE SPOT for dinner. We visited in May 2016. It was the Biergarten sign that caught our…read moreattention to this somewhat off the beaten path spot. But it was the beer & the service that kept us through dessert! They serve their own beer which was very good. We are not big fans of craft beer, but do like a good, smooth beer that's not bitter. Found it here. Wurst & pretzel "snack" was plenty for a meal. And warm apfel streusel with ice cream & whipped cream (complete with sprinkles) was fantastic. If we were in Stuttgart another evening, we'd have been tempted to go back. Loved the atmosphere next to a fountain in the middle of a pedestrian only area called Bad-Cannstatt.

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From the owner: Mit Liebe gebacken, mit Freude verkauft, mit Genuß zu essen…read more In diesem Dreiklang sehen wir das Besondere unseres Betriebes - die Hände der Bäcker können eben mehr Liebe mitverarbeiten, als Maschinen. Verkaufspersonal ohne Zeitdruck kann mehr Freude bei der Arbeit finden. Und die Qualität unserer Backwaren überzeugt nicht nur den Mund, sondern auch den Magen. Wir verwenden so wenig verschiedene Zutaten und Backmittel wie möglich und keine "Teiglinge", die wir nicht selber hergestellt haben. Ein Einkauf bei uns ist fast wie ein Besuch in der "guten alten Zeit" , im Gegensatz von früher kann man bei uns aber jedes "Allergen", dass sich in unserer Ware findet auf dem Preisschild erkennen.

Food with a view! While the food was great the view was even better. Service had room for…read moreimprovement but would recommend.

It was highly recommended to go here for dinner while we were in Ulm. We felt like we were an…read moreinconveinence to to wait staff for wanting to dine in. Our menus were shoved at us and the impatience from our waiter was evident. The beers are smooth and great! The spaetzle was dry and crumbly. We left hungry. We stupidly went back the next night and could not get any service. We were hassled for wanting beers to go. It's not a hard concept to go to a restaurant and I don't think we were doing it wrong. There is a lot of hype around this place for all the wrong reasons. If you go, I sincerely hope that your experience is oodles better than ours.

Really large establishment in the city center, plenty of space and beer and good food and good…read moreservice. It has traditional Swabian options as well as other common German food. I really enjoyed the chicken breast covered in cheese and egg according to my translated menu. This place has everything for a day out; it's not fancy and it feels comfortable

I ordered the Weiner schnitzel with fries and cranberry sauce on the side. It was delicious,…read moretender, perfectly fried without being greasy, and the lemon with cranberry gave the perfect hint of sweetness to the dish. The fries were cooked perfectly too-crispy but soft and tender on the inside. The server was extremely friendly and helpful, and I appreciated how attentive he was, even though it was crazy busy. It's a great location and I'd highly recommend this place if you're looking upscale Swabian comfort food near the train station!

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.

Love the atmosphere and vibe of this place. Outside was great for people with dogs and kids. Lots…read moreof space to spread out. Food was great, service was quick and they had both German and English menus. Centrally located you can walk anywhere. Bathrooms were very clean. We want to experience this place at night... the bar was eclectic and watching them brew the beer was pretty amazing.

Fantastic Group Dining Experience in a Stunning Setting…read more We visited Brauhaus - Kulturbrauerei Heidelberg with a group of about 30 people, and the entire experience was seamless from start to finish. Since we were such a large group, we ordered ahead and had several great options to choose from -- a smart move that made everything run smoothly. I had the salad with chicken, and it was absolutely delicious -- fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. Others in our group were equally happy with their meals, and the portions were generous all around. The beer was also excellent -- crisp, well-crafted, and a perfect match for the food and the setting. You can tell they take pride in their brewing. What really stood out, though, was the service and atmosphere. Despite the size of our group, the staff was efficient, friendly, and totally on top of things. And the interior? Absolutely gorgeous -- warm, historic, and full of character. It's the kind of place where you instantly feel like you're somewhere special. If you're in Heidelberg, Brauhaus - Kulturbrauerei is a must. Great food, great beer, and a great experience overall. I'd go back in a heartbeat! 5 stars! P.S. You can buy mugs and t-shirts if desired.

Kulturbrauerei was a beautiful experience! We were looking for a nice outdoor dining experience and…read morehad been impressed with the Biergartens that we visited in Berlin, so we searched Yelp for a Biergarten in Heidelberg. This one had great reviews and high marks, so we gave it a try. The setting was in Old Town, close to the river and the Old Bridge. The entry was on a narrow, cobblestone street. From the first interaction with the host to the final bite and payment of our tab, everything was great. Everyone was so friendly and helpful, both in helping since we didn't speak the language, to making fantastic recommendations for beverages and food options. I wanted a traditional Bavarian meal, so I chose the pork knuckle with potatoes and a cabbage salad. It was delicious! Crispy, meaty, and starchy, all paired with a fantastic helles beer! So good. Given the ambiance and level of service, we expected it to be a bit more expensive than some places, but it was worth the slightly higher cost to have such a grand experience!