Three adults stayed here in April 2013 at the recommendation of travel blogger Rick Steves. We had…read moretwo rooms: room 5 (2nd floor) had a double bed with private bathroom and shower, and a shared balcony that had a partial view of the castle. It is on the back side of the hotel so very quiet. Be sure to use the German rouladens (like garage doors that cover the window) to block out sun and any noise. Room 6 (3rd floor) also has a double bed but with a private bath that has a bathtub/shower combo. It is on the front of the hotel overlooking the Main Street. With the rouladens down it is very quiet. Both rooms were very clean, comfortable beds, plenty of towels, hair dryer and a mini fridge. The hotel has a Michelin rated restaurant on site that we ate at one night. The menu is not in English and wait staff spoke little English so it was difficult to order. We were not overly impressed with our meals here, and the meat one of us had was very tough. We ate at nearby Kornhaus for dinner the 2nd night and were very happy. Breakfast however was good with breads and cruisants, jams, boiled eggs, cheese, meats, cereal, yogurt, etc. Parking is available onsite but VERY difficult to access...you have to back in through a windy courtyard with lots of blind spots. Ask the owner to park it for you. We had a fighter pilot driving us so were able to do it on our own, but he also had to make a few attempts at it. They also offer free Wifi but its only accessible on one device at a time, and only in your room. Would stay here again, but would eat dinner some place else. Be sure to pick up dessert from Cafe Decker and take back to your room to enjoy with the view of the castle.

Horrible experience, but I guess this is what's called "German hospitality"!?!? We went to the…read morerestaurant to celebrate my mother in law's birthday. I ordered a Lemongrass soup that was on the menu, deliberately and desperately looking for a dish without dairy. Menu indicated none of this btw (which is a pretty standard practice these days pretty much anywhere else due to high allergens) and getting attention from of our server to be able to ask was really at the bare minimum. I made an educated guess. Turns out, the exotic food that I ordered (which is made with coconut milk in any other place) is made with rich cream in this joint, so I asked the server NICELY if I could have my meal replaced as I was unable to consume dairy. What followed next, I've never experienced in my entire life at a restaurant. I was SCOLDED in a raised voice for not letting her know about my dairy-free needs. Not only that, but my mother in law had to pay for both meals, because the restaurant and the server couldn't do their jobs. If I had a severe enough allergy, I could have ended up in hospital, or worse, dead! This practice MUST change before anyone gets seriously sick or hurt but as far as the overcharge goes, I guess I can forget about getting a refund for an unconsumed meal... Your business wouldn't survive a day in Canada like this.

We never got to eat here tonight despite our standing first outside on the patio to be seated and…read morethen inside. The wait staff walked by us multiple times without even acknowledging me and my husband, stopping to seat others who had come after we had. Perhaps they were regulars? It was a slow Monday night in town. Not impressed. We took our business elsewhere and enjoyed an excellent meal at Hotel Kreuzer-Post instead!

This review is for their restaurant only. Centered in the town's little square, we found ourselves…read moreso quaintly situated observing the locals and the several weddings. Delicious food that is at least Michelin recommended. I ordered the chanterelles with those bread balls which is a special dish in the summer the the Black Forest region. I don't know where else in Germany that I would have been able to have such an authentically prepared dish like this. It sounds heavy with a cream sauce but it was so delicious and definitely lighter for me then piled on meat dishes. One of my favorite meals in Germany!

This place has some of the best German food I've had. The beef in the tournedos was perfectly…read moreseasoned and perfectly prepared. The wine list is also fantastic. Not exactly cheap, but worth the price.

Fantastic! By far, the best food we've had in Germany. Traditional, exceptional, authentic in…read moreevery way. We felt so welcomed and appreciated. Everyone was so friendly and helpful. They had English menus ans English-speaking staff. The Bächleputzer was amazing! Cordon Blue and schnitzel were super good! Everything always so flavorful!! Our definite favorite in Freiburg!!!

Das Essen und der Service waren großartig! Die Weinauswahl war auch gut. Wenn Sie in der Gegend von…read moreFrieberg sind, empfehle ich einen Besuch.

Located in a historic town of Staufen - town of the real Dr. Faust (yes, yes, the one who sold his…read moresoul to the devil), Gustav Struve and a cannon ball from 1824 in the wall of one of the houses - this café is not only a local gem, but a place tourists come to taste authentic pastries, chocolates, cakes, smoothies, shakes, great coffee and food, etc., etc., etc. Schwarzwaldbecher was huge. My brother, a grown man, could barely finish it. Banana milk shake was divine. Not sure why they don't make such good milk shakes in the U.S. - and they didn't even put any bourbon or anything into it... Apfelstrudel...mmm Decker serves as a gateway to the pedestrian street leading to the Rathaus and historic square. Farmers market is open until 12 noon selling delicious homemade marmalades, preserves, wine, vinegar, etc. Don't miss the Schladerer Schnapps distillery here as well!

The cafe is adorable and the food is so good! We had croissants and cappuccinos, and both were…read moreamazing.

Loved the walking tour that I took in Freiburg with Viking cruises. The Münsterplatz Food Market…read morewas one of our first stops and was also the landmark to go back to the bus at the end of our free time. It is located next to the Freiburg Cathedral. This marketplace had so many local vendors. Fresh fruits and veggies. Coffee. Baked goods. Coffee. Honey. Sandwiches. Pastries. Beautiful flowers. And of course, pretzels. A nice way to start and end our day in Freiburg.

Every day (except Sunday), Freiburg has a fabulous open-air market in the Münsterplatz ( the plaza…read morearound the big cathedral ) The biggest and nicest market day is Saturday! You'll see local goodies like honey, cheeses, breads & baked goods. There are also flowers, fruits, veggies & food stalls everywhere the eyes looks - colorful, fresh & one of Freiburg's "must-indulge" attractions for sure. We didn't know about this market & had just eaten a huge breakfast at our hotel, so there was no tasty treat indulgence however, we did go crazy at a particular stall selling local honey Blue Cornflower & Rapeseed Flower honeys were ours for the taking. Also tried an Oak Tree honey that was interesting as well & had we had the luggage space, I could have gone totally crazy as she had all kinds of honey products like soaps & candles in addition to outrageously scrumptious raw honey Farmers' stalls are piled high with fresh produce and the cheese stalls were too tempting w/ their local yet diverse selections. Food stalls see tourists & locals alike, lining up to buy meaty, grilled sausages or freshly baked rolls & sweet buns. My best advice to you is come early, come hungry, & bring lots of cash!