Exquisite food and service. Superb international wine collection, very knowledgeable staff and…read moregreat value!

What can I say, delicious! Waiters are very nice too, explain very courses in English for us, the…read moregrilled lamb is my favorite one.

My aunts husband knew of this place as he wanted the seasonal goose. I split the Wiener schnitzel…read morewith my aunt as we each started with a liver soup which was tasty. Plus we wanted to leave room for the foods in the Christmas market. We also tried a Riesling and sylvaner. Beautiful location as it's located near the bridge. Service was decent considering we were there early and the first people there.

Third time here and enjoyed it very much again. We sat outside on a nice sunny day and since it was…read moreSpargel (white asparagus) time and Erdbeerbowle time (macerated strawberries and sparkling wine....try it, you'll love it), that's what I ordered. I had the Spargel with ham slices and potatoes and my husband had the Ox meat with horseradish sauce and butter noodles and berry sauce that I had on a previous visit. Both meals were very good. Two meals, 1 wine, 1 Erdbeerbowle, 1 apfelstrudel, and 1 coffee cost 49€. The service was friendly and fast. Because this is located on the tourist path (i.e., the path from the river where cruise ships dock to the Residenz) they have English menus and the staff speaks English.

We had a wonderful dinner her up on a terrace. They managed to get us in even without a…read morereservations. The Franconian food was very good and the service was even better!

My family had a fantastic dinner at Zum Stachel but what really stood out was the service, as we…read morehad one waiter just for our own table. He was excellent at explaining the menu, offering suggestion and really made our dinner memorable. As far as food goes, everything we had exceeded our expectations. The chef here is notably involved in the slow food movement, so the majority of ingredients are locally sourced and organic. Each table received a variety of different breads with two accompanying spreads, one sweet, one savory. We also had one appetizer that was trout three ways and each was completely different from the next. Additionally, we had game sausage two ways, one was just a simple link, the other prepared in a light broth. My dinner consisted of a whole fish (ordered by the gram), roasted parsley potatoes with garlic butter and a huge side salad. The fish was prepared in the "blue" style which was simply broth and herbs, topped with shredded vegetables and a twist of lemon. It was phenomenally simple and truly showed off the flavor of the fish, which our waiter informed us was locally caught from a small, exclusive pond. For Americans, the idea of organic, locally caught is just catching on, so its refreshing for the chef and waiters to know the suppliers and producers of every ingredient which they present. I also tried the rump stake one of my company ordered and it was cooked perfectly. We even received a free dessert which were chilled pieces of dense chocolate cake served on a stick, lollipop style. Even though this was our most expensive dinner in Germany, the prices were more than reasonable for the quality of ingredients and the exceptional service provided.

Went again last month. Best meal of the trip…read more Fantastic schnitzel, fish and pork. Deserts wonderful. Fantastic reasonably priced local wines. Beautiful outdoor patio. Terrific service.

While in town visiting Würzburg, Bürgerspital is a wonderful place to gather with friends and…read morefamily. During the Christmas holiday season, reservations are recommended. So full of holiday cheer was it, that I do not believe you will find a place to sit without a reservation. Our server was a true pleasure as he was very friendly and attentive. The menu had many choices to accommodate most diets to include vegetarian. I look forward to returning in the future. Also, if you are interested, looking into the history of Bürgerspital within the community!

I visited the Hofkeller while in Würzburg last weekend and found it very impressive! It's only €7…read moreand a glass of wine is included. You don't need to get tickets in advance but can just turn up at the meeting point (the fountain outside) at the assigned times. The tour was jn German but I believe there is one a day in English too. Our guide was very nice and knowledgeable and gave us a lot of info on wines produced in the area and the history of the wine cellar. Well worth the money and very interesting.