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Knochenmühle 1
37075 Göttingen
Germany
0551 38489793
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http://www.restaurant-knochenmuehle.de/
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What time does Knochenmühle open?
Knochenmühle opens at 12:00 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Knochenmühle close?
Knochenmühle is closed on Monday.Knochenmühle closes at 9:30 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon ClosedTue-Sun 12:00 PM - 9:30 PM
Does Knochenmühle serve alcohol?
Yes, Knochenmühle serves alcohol. Full Bar
Does Knochenmühle have TVs?
Yes, Knochenmühle has TVs.
Does Knochenmühle have outdoor seating?
Yes, Knochenmühle has outdoor seating options.
Does Knochenmühle have parking?
Yes, Knochenmühle has parking options.
Does Knochenmühle have free WiFi?
Yes, Knochenmühle has free WiFi.
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Greasy food, and rude manager. The only thing nice is the look of the old building where the…read morerestaurant is.
The ribs here is the best I have had. Also the beer is good. The service is kindly and quietly. I…read morereally enjoy my stay here.
Schnitzel with mushroom sauce
Zwiebelschnitzel.
This is one of the oldest buildings in Göttingen, and certainly the oldest pub. The interior is…read morethat of a classic old and well-loved pub, worn wood floor, old wood supporting beams. The food is moderately priced, but very good indeed, home-cooked to order. This is somewhere you can go for a few beers with friends, has historically been popular with artists, musicians, professors and students, but shouldn't be missed by tourists either. Occasionally has live folk-music get-togethers. Same owner for over 23 years, who clearly is devoted to this wonderful establishment. High class it is not, but first class it most certainly is.
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I visited this establishment almost every night for 2 weeks in 2002, while working for my US based…read morecompany in Germany. The food was incredible. The staff were very welcoming. The regulars were so friendly and accepting that we stayed up late and sang songs together. I don't know why I have waited until now to tell the story but this place is one the best memories of my life!
Very nice atmosphere, a small German pub in an old German village. Nevertheless, it has very good…read morefood! The curry was good and the fries amazing!
Tischdeko
Nice, large affordable place for some tasty German (potato) dishes. This is one of my favorite…read moreplaces in Göttingen. There is some, but not a lot of choice for vegetarians. Double check that what you order is actually vegetarian - one of my friends ordered bratkartofln (baked potatoes) which came with little pieces of bacon.
Fantastic Service along with delicious food makes for a very enjoyable dinner. The staff very kind…read moreand responsive. If I'm in Göttingen again I will definitely seek this restaurant out. Five Stars!!!
Salad. Yummy!
We had our first German meal here! I don't know what is was called but our waiter was so helpful…read morein picking out a usually Sunday German meal for us and a very good beer! The atmosphere was wonderful too! Thank you for the great food!
It was late and all the other restaurants were closed already so we ended up here. This a great…read morespace with very friendly waiters. The menu was brimming with asparagus specials since it was "Spargelsaison" and that's what we ordered. The presentation was excellent and the quality was above criticism. Granted, we ordered a simple dish where the ingredients stand on their own, and, I suppose, one can't really mess it up. But the asparagus was trop quality with outstanding flavor. The potatoes were what you would expect in Germany. And the ham was delicate. We split a warm strudel which was memorable. Upscale but not flashy or super trendy. Just a fine, solid place. Recommended! I give it 5 stars because there was just nothing wrong with it at all.
I guess the in dish in Germany is Flammkuchenwochen and I ain't mad, lol. I love them and had them…read morein Berlin and Stuttgart. I loved the atmosphere of Bullerjahn. It's cavernous but cozy if that's possible and absolutely gorgeous. It's located downstairs in one of the many beautiful old building in "downtown" or center square Goettigen. The Schnitzel was really good. They have a great dessert bar. Not as good as Cron and Lanz but good none the same. So when in Goettigen stop in and have a bite.
Blick in den Bullerjahn
Rucolasalat mit Parmesan und Erdbeeren
Fenster in der Scharwache
Lovely day in the country. Mutter Jutte has been operating since 1833 and is a popular Ausflug for…read morepeople in Goettingen and Duderstadt. The Gaststaette specializes in old German cooking and in game. Since Pfifferlinge were in season, I order a dish with pork cutlets and pfifferlinge in a cream sauce. The setting in the garden was a treat on a sunny day. The prices are not "village" prices, probably becasue the place is quite popular, but it's worth a drive for anyone looking for an afternoon in the country.
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Very happy with service and dinner. Spatzel dish with melted cheeses served piping hot and…read moredelicious. Mix of creamy cheeses that the spatzel has been folded into and then fried just until the cheese is allowed to form a crispy crust. Yummy.
Wonderful experience! We had a table outside in the sun…read more Great! Fireplace inside makes the place cosy. Feels like close to the alps! Service surprised us. Above average in Germany! Friendly and quick. Drinks and food in perfect quality. Schnitzel, soups, Brathändl etc. Clear recommendation
This was our dinner stop on the way to Volkenroda. A Bavarian restaurant in middle Germany. It was…read moreone of the few places that made me drool and wish I were omnivorous again, watching my brother in law gnaw at his "hackensaw". I call it that, because I can never remember the German word for it. It's actually the pig trotters or a piece of meat around a big bone like you would see in one of the Flintstone movies. But it looked awesome! They had English menus too. And though it doesn't compare to what the omnivores had, it was still awesome!