It was an accidental discovery about this place because we were hungry. It was Sunday evening and…read morecold. We wanted food and run into this cozy and very authentic German hotel restaurant. The interior decor was all woods and definitely feel like you are in the hiking cabinet. We were surprised that not too many people were inside. They offered local beers and disks. We were in the black forest area which going to be a wide boar and deer. I love local and authentic German food. It was a great time to hang out with friends. In addition, we ran into a German-Vietnamese waitress in this restaurant which very odd. However, she is very friendly and with great smile. Paring is easy, but be careful about traffic cam.

Really really enjoyed my lunch here during a break on a snow filled day. Incredible hospitality…read moreand such a quaint establishment. Along this route not many places are open "all day" but they were! Small but very nice menu and the food was done with care. Not one to give 5 stars much but feel like this is deserved... Will definitely go back!

I was fortunate to find this restaurant as my last German meal on a recent trip. Thomas Peter the…read morechef, brought out the meal himself. I chose the filet with spaetzle. First of all, the meat was perfectly cooked, the gravy complementary to the meal as a whole. The plate contained a small bit of greens, mushroom and other bits. The flavor was fantastic and throughly enjoyed. My mother used to make spaetzle and his were every bit the part. I almost forgot they started with a nice salad, some of which I would not normally eat but the dressing was very good. I actually walked into the kitchen to thank him for such a great closing meal! I finished with an apple Strudel with vanilla ice cream, that came with strawberries and a strawberry creme sauce. Highly, highly recommended place to eat!

Enjoyed our family dinner at this lovely place. We came in and was greeted warmly. Good thing the…read morerestaurant wasn't that busy. This restaurant serves Modern German. You won't find your typical schintzel or sausage. Their menu changes everyday and uses fresh ingredients. Lovey and mom ordered the dinner menu which includes mushroom soup, salad with German potato salad, carrots , beets and then the main entree is pork wrapped in bacon placed in a skewer. This was followed by a big dessert with housemate gingerbread ice cream, with pineapple sorbet and cookie wafers with freshly made whip cream. I ordered roasted elk with potato croquettes served with walnut ice cream. My sister in law ordered trout and my brother in law ordered 3 pieces of meat, chicken, steak and pork on top of handmade spatzel. Everything was delicious as we all tried each other's dish. My nephew's chicken nuggets were made from scratch and not frozen that it tasted like schnitzel. I highly recommend this place. The owner/chef came out and thanked us for joining him for dinner. The place is small but elegant so make reservations. I will definitely be back! Trust!!!!

Great atmosphere though hard to get accustomed to people smoking in a restaurant... also, as a note…read moreto those traveling with pets, this place is very dog-friendly. Had a wheat beer - excellent, of course. Also tried two dishes - their flatbread (speck) and a schnitzel. Both were solid but I have had better (both in and outside Germany). Potato salad was delicious... Not much else to say except the mix of great atmosphere and good food compel a solid 3 stars