WOW!!! I just wanted something to nibble on and happened…read moreupon this magical place. To my surprise and happiness they carry select Cartwright & Butler products. One of my favorites is the sea salt fudge and they had it. I thought I would have to go back to London for these treats. Very nice, upscale market with products from all over Europe. They also had some of my favorite chocolates from Belgium. The produce looked delicious. Very nice and clean restrooms. There is a restaurant but I was only there for my snack. Highly recommend. It is not cheap BUT you pay for quality. Easy to get to if you are in the shopping area/square. Staff was friendly, helpful and spoke several languages.

The food is fresh, delicious, and lovely. The staff is very kind and attention. I am never…read moredisappointed at this restaurant or store. Thanks for the wonderful lunch!!

We decided to try this place since it was cold outside and less than a 10 minute walk from our…read morehotel. It was open early when we got there at 4:00. The atmosphere and service were greatThe snitzel was smaller than expected but the creamy mushroom sauce was awesome. The fries were cold. They didn't take a credit card which was disappointing and unusual. Overall a good experience.

(4.5 stars) My…read moreboyfriend and I came here since our hotel was nearby, and we weren't disappointed. The place had a great atmosphere that was homey and obviously a well known local spot. (There was a group of woman playing a card game at a nearby table) We decided to be courageous and ordered the spaetzle and local beer and radler which the waitress suggested and was very good. For dessert we managed to squeeze in the Apple Strudel with vanilla icecream and whip cream which was to die for! Throughout the evening our waitress was really friendly and even took time to answer our questions about the German language, bar, and menu. When we asked why the menu was on a wooden stick, she explained that the bar was named after a book which she brought to our table! All in all, it was a fun night after our previously horrid experience in Munich.

Excellent service.... Friendly staff..... Great food... Well worth the money spent..... Nicely…read moredecorated resturant.... My new favorite food spot...

Great food nice wine and a couple of Hefeweizen. Enjoyed our stay…read more We came in a group of four and sat outside. Good service. We'll be back.

Wonderful patio beside the park makes this a great spot for a date lunch.Food is good Italian…read morebut,in my opinion, on the safe side.Don't expect innovative takes on classics but rather food cooked well.The bill for two at lunch came to 180Euros.On the high side for price :performance for sure but a good lunch.My Stuttgart fav for now remains DaFranco .

After walking through the Stuttgart Market Hall and being a little underwhelmed, we went looking…read morefor some lunch. We came upon this nice cafe on the corner, just outside the Market Hall, and it looked very pleasant with all of the outdoor seating, had a good-sounding menu, and some enticing specials. The sound of the 5,90 euro special of Apfelkuchen mit eis (apple cake with ice cream) and a cappuccino, and the steak on the menu pulled us in. The seats were comfortable and the service relatively fast. Our server came by almost immediately and we ordered a beer and a glass of wine. I was not sure which wine I wanted (the wines were new to me and had some German descriptions I did not know yet), but the lady helped me to choose the Halbtrockende weisswein (half dry white wine) from Wurttemburg (a local wine). I got the 0,2L glass and it was quite generous pour for only 3,80 euro. The beer was only 3 euros. Good price and the drinks were perfect for the warm summer midday weather. I ordered the small maultaschen in soup (just under 5 euros) and a side salad (just under 3 euros). BF ordered the half roast chicken with potatoes and a side salad. I got my side salad first and a basket of adorable little bread rolls. The bread rolls came out hot. They were quite dense but enjoyable. *TIP* ask for some oil and balsamic vinegar to dip the bread into. The salad was so fresh and had a variety of good vegetables: lettuces, spring greens, tomato, cucumber, onions. The typical German salad dressing was tasty, clean and fresh tasting. My maultaschen came out also very beautiful. Three large halves of maultaschen filled with flavorful ground meat with some few greens inside. The broth was also flavorful and enhanced by the generous amount of fried onions added. I quite enjoyed the it. My bf's chicken dish was also beautifully presented. It came with a little salad on the side of the plate, but he also got a bowl of side salad too. It was just the right portion. We were quite full after eating this and had to pass on the dessert. Our total for two dishes and two drinks came out to just around 26 euros. Good price, good food, good service. Recommended for the dishes we ate.

This is the place I like to bring people new to the city. Good German good and decent veggie…read moreoptions. Prices are average so for lamb and lentil dish with water and one beer was $40. Service was good until you try to use restroom. They tried to charge a euro but tell them you just ate here because they seemed to have amnesia. Free for patrons.