We visit this place almost every week. Sometimes even more than once in a week. It is a great place…read moreto just have a beer and relax after work. Additionally to that you can sit outside during the summer season, even if that season is not realy long in this area. But since this is one of the little places where you can sit outside it is definitely worth a vist. If you want to sit inside, that also possible but it is better to give them a call before and reserve a table if you want to visit with more people. The place is kind of crowded during the later hours. Beside the good beer (it is the smallest private brewery in germany, btw.) you can have typical german food called "Brotzeit" and changing special dishes. Sure you can eat something there and the food is good, as I said before, but if you go here it's because of the beer. So, now go and visit the cozy place and allow oneself a cold good beer.

This place was recommended to me by the staff at the Hohenzollern Castle (Burg Hohenzollern). I am…read moreglad they did. The staff was VERY friendly from the moment I walked in the door and accommodated my slightest whim. I didn't even look at a menu. I had a quick discussion with the manager, noted I wanted to try some LOCAL German food and let him make the selections for me (soup, salad, entree, desert.... all unique to this part of Germany). I had faith that what ever was brought out would be a treat and WAS IT EVER! Next time I am in this neck of the woods (part of Germany) I shall make sure this is a stop!

This was one of the best meals we had in Germany. I had the pike with fresh Chanterelles and a…read morecucumber soup. The service was also fantastic, as we don't speak German the host kindly translated the specials for us, otherwise I wouldn't have known about the pike. When I got it, was not only delicious but also presented beautifully. As a bonus the hosts wife is the chef! Highly recommend. Ask about the specials beforehand, as you might want to order wine instead if beer.