Here in town for work and our colleague recommended going here for dinner. It is in the town…read morecenter, along the main road where there is street parking available so we parked right in front and walked in. Greeted and professionally hosted, we sat down and they brought me a menu in English so I could read it. The menu was extensive, from steaks to Greek and Mediterranean, to traditional German. I skipped appetizers but my colleagues ate the baked feta with bread and the other had the prawns with herb butter. Both dishes looked so good. I went with the onion soup- really well done, not too salty, and piping hot, just the way soup should be served. With my dinner I had a glass of Riesling, dry and sweet but not excessively sweet. I ordered the schnitzel, that first came with a house salad. Sides was a small tomato rice, also came with fries and a sauce (I chose hollandaise which had mushrooms but I dug around those). I destroyed my plate. Didn't finish the fries, I was too full. They provided a small traditional drink at the end of the meal, which was a beautiful touch. Support small owned businesses! This one is an absolute gem.

Cute little restaurant with hearty food, robust portions and an encyclopedic menu bursting with…read moreEuropean flair. The service was very diligent and the food was very tasty and meticulously executed. Most dishes include a salad as appetizer.

Great schnitzels with homemade Jaeger or Zigeuner sauce! Bratkartoffeln were good as well…read more Currently it is a bit difficult to get to the location due to roadwork, but we were glad that we made the effort.