Awesome view, awesome food and desserts. English menu available but good to map to German menu so…read moreservers know exactly what you want. Wait for sunset hours and you will be stunned. Will return for sure.

Best beef cheek I ever had. Good designed, big space, friendly staff. Eventually tried since last…read moretime fail make the reservation.

This is a really nice Biergarten with a noisy side and a quiet side...depending on your preference…read more The people serving are super nice and very understanding if you don't speak German. I didn't try the food, so I can't recommend one way or the other. The Dinkelacker (local helles) is really good beer. If you're looking for big beer gardens, this ain't it, but if you're looking for a cool place to chill...give her a go here.

Very chill spot, next to the , right next to the park. Good decor and service. Good food options…read moretoo.

Great food. Really good location close to the center of town. Highly recommend the spatzle…read more Appetizer, two entrees, and several beers for €40. Very accommodating to English speakers.

Hey Yelpers! We found this place in Stuttgart-Mitte near the Rathaus U-Bahn stop. It was a short 10…read moremin. walk to GeissStrasse. A very lively, trendy area with many choices for GastroPubs, bars and lounges. We found a table near the fountain in the square and enjoyed a nice meal and drinks outside. Platzhirsch serves Lowenbrau on tap in great old world steins. The pours were generous and our beers and a cognac made people watching fun! Bavarian Meatloaf i.e., Fleishkuechle is under 7 euros for 2 patties, 'tater salad and a nice salad. my guest had a decent chezzburger with fries. Most entrees were under 10 and biers under 4 euros. Maybe I was too hungry but everything was great and prices super fair for a downtown location. Communal tables turned over quickly so you should have no problem finding space for small groups and, is the German custom, people will move and share the table space to accommodate. Service was efficient, a bit brisk but responded to every request. Bathrooms were painted black and graffiti covered, clean enough to get your business done but up one level-not handicap friendly. Afterwards you'll find plenty to see and do and if so inclinced, a small Red-Light district is about 4 blocks away if you want your laundry done.

Really cute place we found for lunch in Tubigen. Friendly service, yummy Swabian German food,…read morenicely located in the center of the marketplatz.

We found this little place, The Crooked Bridge, after traipsing the beautiful medieval streets of…read moreTuebingen. This is not a trip for the weak ankled-- the cobble-stone streets go up and down and can confuse a new visitor. Luckily, I was with someone who knew the town so it was all good. The server at Krumme Brucke greeted us warmly and gave us menus. They have local beer on tap and I recommend it. We had the snitzel with ham and asparagus-- it is delicious and salty and served with pomme frites aka french fries. The atmosphere here is cozy and warm here. The food was delicious and inexpensive, the service was friendly and unobstrusive. Thank you, Krumme Brucke!