We ate dinner here last night with a few friends and it was delicious. I ordered the #45 on the…read moremenu it's a filet fish with spinach and potatoes. The cream that they put over the fish is amazing. My wife has schnitzel she said it was good. For dessert I had the apple strudel with vanilla ice cream. It came out with kiwi and oranges as a garnish. I wish the menu said it had fruit with it. Anyways the apple strudel was ok. Our friends ordered the meal for two it came out on a large tray with everything all at once. They said it was good.

Fantastic German food! This place is a hidden gem in Echterdingen. A German recommended and I am so…read moreglad for the recommendation. It's also a great spot for a larger group - I went out with some friends and we were given a large round table tucked away from the rest of the seating. Street parking is limited so look for the garage near the Rathaus. Definitely make a reservation for dinner, as seating is limited.

Authentic German food, great service. Would definitely visit here again. Two thumbs up!read more

I feasted with my German family at this friendly, traditional Schwabian restaurant that may have…read morethe best spetzel (noodles) in the country. I had the "best of lamb" selection and enjoyed the chops even though a couple of pieces were a bit rare - which was fine for me & completely delicious. However It seems like nobody ever asks how you want your meat cooked in Germany they just bring it. The gravy was especially tasty with the noodles. The wine paring was excellent thanks to the waiter's suggestion and overall service was attentive and superb. My mom enjoyed the fish and my aunt & uncle had the lamb kidney dish that was fantastic. This is authentic German dining at its finest.

Food and service is a amazing! So glad this place is so close to our new home...will become…read moreregulars for sure! We had the pork loin and the schnitzel...yum!

Great authentic German restuarant. Every plate was exceptional. Lamb chops, rump steak, pork…read moremedallions seafood. Will be back

Friendly staff, great place to eat. Very nice patio with…read morelarge umbrellas and a lot of flowers. You just say wow when you walk on inside. Everything we had tasted great!

Excellent experience on a Wednesday night. Staff were very helpful in describing the food on the…read moremenu and provided good recommendations. The atmosphere was very lively and all patrons were having a good time. We were fortunate enough to be seated right away.

Feels like you're away from the crowds, service is friendly, food is amazing, ambiance is just what…read moreI like- subtle and quaint.

Slightly above average food, but the location and scenery are fantastic so I am rounding up for the…read moreoverall experience. Schlösslesmühle is tucked into a narrow valley about halfway between Leinfelden and Waldenbuch, and while you can drive there, the best way to get there is to walk or bike from the parking lot near the Musberg Seebruckenmühle bus stop (~25 minute walk) or the lot near the Musberg Eselsmühle bus stop (~45 minute walk). There are a few parking spots out front, but no more than 4-5; walking or biking here is the norm. Most of the seating is outside in a beer garden, but there are a few tables inside as well. Ordering is done at the register, when food is ready a server walks out and calls the order number, you raise you hand, and they bring it over. Prices were fine for the portion sizes, less than €20 total for two beers, a brat platter with salad and fries, and a piece of strawberry cake, which fed two of us. Food was a little above average, but nothing amazing. The salad plate that came with the brat platter had a little bit of mixed greens, some pickled radish, and some potato salad as well; the variety was nice rather than just getting a giant plate of greens. The brats (a plump and white style) were nicely grilled, with the casings crisped up better than usual. Pommes were, well, pommes, and had the usual seasoned-salt shaken over them. The strawberry cake was excellent, with quality strawberries and a light filling between two layers of white cake. With all the hikes to do in the surrounding area, we'll definitely be back for a lunch break here.

This is a Stuttgart institution. The food is traditional and solid. The Paulaner beer is…read moreoutstanding. .

Great German Food and Beer with a Friendly Staff. Convenient distance from the Stuttgart Airport…read morefor a quick quality German dinner. Pricing is fair and ambiance was nice. Will go again when in town.

From the owner: Ragionale Küche mit frischen Zutaten aus unserer Heimat. Wechselnde Spezialitäten nach der Saison…read morevon hier und der ganzen Welt.

We've walked by this place a dozen times and thought we should check it out. Last Friday we finally…read moredecided to go for dinner. We sat outside, which depending on your view was nice. On one side you have walking trails but on the other side you have a large parking lot. I had a nice Riesling and my husband ordered a beer. The food came fairly quickly and it was fantastic. I have never had Croatian before so I didn't know what to expect but oh my goodness! I ordered the Čevapčiči and I must say, normally the first thing I would eat is my fries but that was the last thing I ate. The meat was very tender and flavorful. I just loved my rice too. My husband ordered the Grillteller and he insisted I try everything on his plate - also amazing. The owner came out to talk to us for a bit and like many places around here they close for a while when the schools let out but we will be back when they re-open.

I asked for the English menu, so check the photos. Should you find yourself in Esslingen, this is a…read moremust. Early in the week I stopped in to share a good of wine with friends. Everyone is delightful, as Germans always are. The hospitality is as good as the wine, which is amazing. I enjoyed the vegetarian "Cordon Błue" and was blown away. Seriously great! The meats are outstanding, should you desire. I have never had wine fresh from the barrel. Well. A "glass" is actually a small pitcher and the wine tastes fresh. A slight bite to it, and definitely worth trying. So there you have it. A gem.

In Germany for business. This was the best meal we had all week. Really cool Location in one of…read morethe oldest buildings in the village. Food was fantastic. I had the local favorite, Maultasche, in the soup here and it's a MUST!