In heart of Muenster, Germany is a very neat and unique place. Everything freshly prepared and made…read moreto order. From breakfast to lunch and diner Holstein Butterhandlung offers a large variety of regional dishes. Very nice and helpful staff. Will return.

Best authentic german food in Munster, we had a wonderful lady that served and attended to us that…read morewas totally giving grandma vibes . She gave us menus in english and was kind enough to explain everything we didn't understand. Took a while to get our order in but, the food followed promptly (its a great place so it gets busy) Over all a wonderful old school, delicious home cooked German culinary experience. Highly recommend it. Skol!

A long plane ride, followed by a long train led me to the streets of Münster late one night. As I…read morewandered the Prinzipalmarkt taking in such moonlit sites as St. Paulus Dom and Stadtmuseum my stomach longed to forget the "food" served on the plane and to find genuine German cuisine like Oma would make. Ach ja! The answer to my prayers was discovered at Altes Gasthaus Leve. As I walked through the wooden, stain glass appointed doors I felt welcomed by the decor, staff and ambiance of this quaint restaurant. The waitress who greeted us as the door bobbed and weaved through the narrow doorways and around tables as she guided us to our table. Hand knit place mats and a single candle greeted us, adding to the overall appeal of this traditional German restaurant. Friends and family could be seen gathered at the tables around us, as Easter Eggs hung from the chandelier above. As I lost myself in the menu our waiter brought me back to reality with an offering of a local beer, Pinkus Müller. How could I resist? It wasn't long before we settled on a few traditional items from the menu. I settled on Rheinischer Sauerbraten mit Apfelkompott und Kartoffelkloß (Sauerbraten with apple compote and potato dumpling.) The sauerbraten was expertly prepared where you could cut it with a fork. The Kartoffelkloß was dense yet flavorful and paired perfectly with the gravy. The Apfelkompott was chunky and well seasoned with a cranberry garnish and showed the level of care and respect this restaurant had for its traditional dishes. Visiting Germany? Make sure to visit the vibrant city of Münster. Visiting Münster? Don't neglect to visit Altes Gasthaus Leve.

Really good and solid German food. We arrived quite late on a quiet Wednesday and the kitchen was…read moreready!

Most important thing about Stuhlmacher: they serve Berliner Weisse…read more But other than the great beer choices, there's really nothing to complain about. It has everything. The food, the views, the great weather (when there's great weather), and the excellent wurst. Lots to choose from on the menu, seems like the kind of place anyone can find something to enjoy. And by the time you're a few beers in ... you'll enjoy everything even more! Likewise can't complain about the service - our server was quick to point us to a table, get us a bottle of water, and came back a few times to see if we were ready to order (quite a lot of menu to review so it took us a while). What more can you ask for? Great lunch or dinner spot in the heart of town.

Second time in Munster and I ended up at the same spot. Both time I was very happy with beer…read moreselection and the service. The food was very good and it was great to sit out side in the sun. Highly recommend.

NO PAPER NAPKINS HERE. SIMPLY AMAZING…read more Don't let the name fool you. There's nothing concerning rats here. We've been here a few times and this place never disappoints. A couple nights ago we had the steak filet (very good) and the lamb filet (fantastic). After being seated, fresh warm rolls with butter are brought to the table. We had a beer and a Shiraz (super). The Shiraz paired well with the lamb, which was served in a wine sauce. Really. It was amazing. Green beans wrapped in bacon and two potato au gratin stacks were served with the lamb. Everything was perfectly cooked and the flavors, well-balanced. The dessert served with the lamb dinner was a chocolate mousse which I didn't really care for. It wasn't bad, rather, a bit too sweet after the dinner and there wasn't enough of the chocolate flavor. It came with a small scoop of what I think was caramel ice cream. This was delicious. There is a main dining room and several smaller rooms, all of which have wonderful architecture and individual charm. The service is unsurpassed. TIPS: 1) Make a reservation! 2) Perfect for a casual meeting, business meeting or a romantic night out. 3) Although, people do take their kids here, it's not recommended unless your kids are very well-behaved. It's an upscale place.

I was looking for a place early in the evening and ChatGPT recommended this place. It did not…read moredisappoint! It has a 19th century (or older) charm. I sat in a little loft booth above the dining room. It is lower than the second floor, but I can overlook the peasants eating below. A bit warm but so fun. Enjoyed a cold Pils (or two) and a bauernbratwurst. Request English menu and the staff are amazing.

The food here was amazing, my whole table loved their meals and ate every last bite. I got a…read moreschnitzel with a fried egg on top, and crispy rosemary potatoes on the side. What a treat! It was delicious and I can recommend that meal for sure! The interior (and exterior) is really cool, in an old-style German way. We sat upstairs in a cool Loft-like setting and really enjoyed our evening. It's not cheap, so only for special occasions would I come here again. Also, reservations are needed (especially on weekend evenings) weeks in advance!

I had the lunch menu for 15 Euro back in 2019. It was fine…read more The kohlrabi Kressesuppe (soup) was good. Meatballs were dense & unfortunately overcooked. Brownie was okay. About 3+ stars

We loved this place. My brother and sister were there for a trade show in Dortmund and found this…read moreplace as we were coming in from the airport. Food was excellent and the service even better.