This review is limited to the "chimney" cone pastries…read more Oh boy, these pastries are DELICIOUS!!! They use a unique roaster-like contraption to make these fire roasted pastries. The pastry comes out smoking, piping out. There's literally steam coming out of it. This left quite an impression as it is certainly dramatic. I must admit that I love these experiences as I just don't see U.S. eateries handing me such a temperature hot pastry due to all these needless safety reasons. As for the pastry itself, it is a twirl so you can tear off chunks that are partial curls. It has a nice crunch on the outside while the inside is perfectly chewy. You choose different topics. I picked a vanilla sugar and it was very tasty. Definitely try this chimney pastry if you ever see it anywhere!

Best place to get an authentic Rüdesheim kaffee (and a show) our server was very knowledgeable and…read moreexplained every part of our drink. We got a cinnamon sugar chimney cake that paired white well with the coffee/brandy/cream. This place has mostly locals and a menu with other choices of coffee with alcohol is not your thing. I would like to try a chocolate chimney cake next time.

All I can say is AWESOME! What a great place to get dessert. Staff was super friendly and the…read morewaffle with nutella and more was soooooo good.

**No cards accepted only cash**…read more We took a 20 mile bike ride and at 10 stopped here. 103o in the morning had waffle with raspberries and vanilla ice cream with 2 personal size pizzas. It was wonderful. Wish I could post the smell of the very fresh waffles being made. It is heavenly.

A great meal off our AmaWaterways river cruise boat after an afternoon of sightseeing and before…read moregoing to Siegfried's Mechanical Music Cabinet (just up the street). The food was amazing, service was nice, and the patio was very comfortable near the river. We had 6 people. My wife had chicken schnitzel with a side of spaghetti (rather than French fried), I had ziti with chicken & zucchini, others had veal schnitzel, pasta with ham, caprese salad and some bread. Everyone liked their meal and said how it was nice to stay in town. When the meals were served they provided everyone with some shaved Parmigiana cheese in cute little holders - why doesn't every Italian restaurant in the world do that? Plus they provided us Americans two bowls of large ice cubes for our water. They had a large choice of beer, wine & cocktails. It was August and we had temps in the mid-70s, so it was very comfortable sitting on the patio at 7 pm. They also have clean restrooms. Very friendly servers who spoke & understood English well.

My wife and I had a very nice and quiet dinner here while we were docked with the Viking River…read moreCruise. It's located in the downtown area across from the Rhine River. Nice ambiance and connected to a hotel. My wife and I began with the fresh salad of the day. Generous portions and everything was fresh. I know it is an Italian restaurant but we wanted to sample some German culture so we had the breaded Chicken Schnitzel with French fries and cranberries. It was a good choice. Two thinly cut pieces of chicken breast fried to perfection and the French fries were cooked fresh and needed no seasoning. The service was very good and friendly and English was not a problem with our waiter. The prices were very good and it would have been more expensive in the United States. There were lots of options in town and we chose the right one.

We decided to try this restaurant in the touristy area along the Rhein based on its 38 stellar Yelp…read morereviews, and our fellow Yelpers were accurate as is the norm! We got 2 radlers and a spinach & garlic flatbread pizza (Tart Flambee in the menu) to share. Service was friendly and available in English, and the drinks & food were delicious. The view of the Rhein from our outside table made the ambiance very pleasant, but the indoor tables were nice too. Clean toilets rounded out a great experience, thanks to the Rosenbergers team!

Hands down, the absolute best restaurant in Rüdesheim! We have visited this restaurant countless…read moretimes over the years and have never been disappointed. The only problem is deciding which of their delicious dishes to choose! Excellent service, food, and wine selections at reasonable prices. The owners and staff are committed to and succeed in serving outstanding food with superb service!

A great spot to enjoy a perfect coffee and a pastry. I stop here every time I'm in the area (5x)…read moreand always have a nice experience. I'm a big fan of all the outdoor seating and it's right across the street from the tourist cruise lines for the Rangau area.

It's so cold and I am so hungry until I finally find this warm cafe. The americano and cakes are so…read morenice , as the same as the staff.

This is the first time trying the Rüdesheimer Kaffee. The coffee is famous in this region. The…read morecoffee has sugar cubes, Asbach cognac, coffee and whip Creme. It is amazing. We also ate the Apfelstrudel with Vanille Sauce, Vanille ice Creme and whip Creme. It was super delicious and not too sweet.

The absolute best apple strudel!!…read more Walking around the cold wintry Christmas Market, we saw the lovely windows filled with happy patrons and decided to come inside & take advantage of the delicious sugary temptations We ordered the apple strudel with ice cream and vanilla sauce.....the strudel was warm and so was the vanilla sauce. Perfect contrast to the cold ice cream......and the flavors were very intense apples and custard. SO DELICIOUS!! Also indulged in the local Rüdesheimer drink which was a brandy mixed with sugar then lit on fire to caramelize the drink, then topped off with a huge dollop of whipped cream. Warming, sugary & creamy.....perfection!

It was a busy lunch service. The service is slow and the staff wasn't well train and definitely…read morelanguage barrier between German, English and Spanish (or Portuguese). Overall the court yard environment was ok, but I will recommend to sit inside. They put fake fur on the chair (look cool for IG pic). The disk portion and cost is typical in a tourist area. You can't go wrong to order wines and beers.

Wonderful people, intimate garden atmosphere, and great classic German food. My mother and I were…read morewalking around town and stumbled upon this gem! The owner brought us an English menu, helped us with our broken German, and laughed with us throughout. Bratwurst and sauerkraut was exactly the perfect taste of the region - like you would expect from a traditional German house. Schnapps and a photo was a perfect ending.

Very popular appearing restaurant with large shaded outdoor patio area. We sat indoors because…read morethere was no more seating for our group of 7. I thought the service was friendly but they were a bit understaffed this particular day and things moved on the slower side. Pork knuckle plate Massive presentation of meat - you'd best be hungry here. Nice helping of sauerkraut- the sourness of which offsets the savory meat. Although I thought the pork was mostly dry. The skin is also surprisingly chewy/sticky/gooey rather than crisp or brittle. Finally, the scoops of "potato mash" is weird - it has a gelatinous quality that isn't normal for American palates. Schnitzel - which is sort of like the German version of tonkatsu, breaded pork filet. Recommend getting the mushroom sauce to help with the dryness. Served with a nice mixed salad. Kaffee Rüdesheim - when in Rome... this is a coffee with apple brandy and nice flaming presentation that everyone should see. Pretty cool. That's all...

We were really looking forward to trying this restaurant. It was pretty popular as the place was…read morepacked. We were seated right away but found out before ordering they only accept cash for payment. While we had cash my brother in law and his wife did not have enough to pay for dinner since they spent what they had on souvenirs earlier. So we left and went to a restaurant right down the street, which was delicious by the way! Most people while traveling don't carry a lot of cash on them for safety reasons so we found it hard to believe they would not accept a card. Oh well!