It is ok to go there. The food is ok. You can get warm and cold dishes. There are several places to…read moresit. We had the Jaegerschnitzel which was not really good. The Obatzda/Ziebaleskaes was really good.But I think the slices of Bread they serving to the amount of cheese or also the sausages is not enough. Additional Butter and Bread is something you need to buy separately. It seams that this place is always very crowded. They have also visitors which arrive during a bus trip as a stop I guess.

I'd say this is another very typical Franconian/Bavarian keller-hof/restaurant. Service is very…read moretypical..nothing extraordinary if you're used to country, down-to-earth and just downright kind-hearted place. Food is again very typical and satisfying. It 's a very good deal for money. We loved it here when we stopped by occasionally to enjoy Franconian countryside cooking. It is a little trip from Bamberg, but you'll be glad you'd tried this place. Enjoy!

This unassuming restaurant that has been around since the 1950's is a true German food experience…read more The interior makes you feel like you are in a German living room with steins and various knickknacks everywhere. I ordered the sauerbraten and my friend ordered the pork shoulder. It was one of the best sauerbratens I've ever had with a huge potato dumpling that was flavorful and not gummy like others I've had. I tasted my friend's dish and it was also mouthwatering. The prices are great and the proprietress was very friendly and helpful (and speaks some English). If you want what I imagine is close to a home-cooked German meal in all the right ways, find your way to Schützenhof and prepare for some German food realness.