Had lunch here spur of the moment after browsing a few websites for recommendations…read more There are no signs directing you to this restaurant, but if you have a GPS, is super easy to find. A few things are of note here: 1.) There ain't nuttin' fancy about this place. It's outdated and lacks charm. There are bunch of fish tanks around, the furniture is straight out of the 80's, and wood paneling even covers the ceiling. If you want fancy, this ain't your thang. 2.) The food is traditional and down to earth. Don't expect anything sophisticated. What you will get is hearty local fare that is as simple as it is delicious. We had a few dishes and they were all very good. 3.) Depending on who serves you, service can be what they call "efficient" - which really just means gruff, or it can be warm, fuzzy, and friendly. We liked it. 4.) I'd come back in a heart beat. Not because of the ambience, not because of the service, not because of the location. I'd come back because it is rare for me to keep eating even though I'm already full. The food we received was just so darn good. And, after all, when you're hungry, that's what it's all about.

Visiting Osterode for work and a rep from the company took us to dinner here after walking through…read moretown and introducing us to the gloriousness that is "glow wine". The restaurant is very welcoming and has a warm ambiance to it. The menu is offered in a broken english version, which helps, but i ordered based off the reps recommendations. We had goose soup to start, which was light and tasty. For entree, I had the local deer meat, fried, with a mushroon sauce. It came with cabbage and star shaped fried potatoes. Everything was delicious, including the beer. We were offered complimentary digestif shots after the meal and we happily accepted. Awesome place, very impressed.