It was alright. Good beer, but not very vegetarian friendly. Also smoking is allowed in the bar,…read morewhich you have to walk through to get to the garden. The service was friendly, prices reasonable.

Literally this is the best restaurant in town that we ate at. A real little gem in this town of…read moreCelle!! The owner is the most generous and super friendly. The waitress is the most polite and tentative person. The foods are delicious and prepared fresh. You could really tell from the quality and freshness of the foods. We enjoyed everything we got and can't wait to come back again!!

This is our favorite restaurant in Celle the food is outstanding and the service is the best in…read moretown. the steak with the homemade sour cream was something that we will remember for forever fantastic food!

Excellent food and service. Staff speaks excellent English, which was helpful to our group of…read morebusiness travelers. Cozy, family-owned and operated restaurant. Will definitely go back.

Maybe my first five ever...venison schnitzel with pumpkin and orange ragout, served with savory…read moregravy and hand made spatzle. Venison encrusted with rough chopped sunflower seed vs breading and cooked medium rare Just a superb meal. I came in looking for traditional schnitzel and was disappointed for only a moment when I spotted this treasure on the current menu. Service impeccable as usual. Nice trocken German red wine perfect complement. See you next time I'm in Celle!

Looking for a place off the tourist track and a place with great wine and food, this is the place…read moreto go in Celle. Following reviews here on yelp, we decided to try it out, and found a cosy little wine bar and restaurant in a small alley in the old town. We sat outside in the small courtyard in front of the restaurant, but as one of the few places in Celle, it would have been possible to sit inside too, in the cool wine cellar below the streets. We shared a starter of home made falafel, which was actually really good. First time my girlfriend tried falafel, and she liked it. For the main course my girlfriend had the grilled sword fish with grilled vegetables, and according to her the best vegetables she have had in a long time. I had the veel Wiener schnitzel with potatoes and a delicious mushroom sauce, a very tender schnitzel in just the right size portion. The wine here was probably the best experience of them all. We started with a glass of bubbles on this warm evening, and switched for the main course to the Mosel Riesling (2014), which was probably the best white wine we have had for a very long time - so smooth and delicious, perfect balance between dry and sweet, so fresh! We also tried a glass of rosé, which was also really good, although couldn't beat the Riesling :). Service too was really great. A young and a little shy waitress was so sweet and waited all the tables to perfection.

A good place to go in the Alstadt for a typical German breakfast...salami and/or wurst, cheese, a…read moreroll, house made marmalade, tomato, cucumber, and excellent coffee. And, of course...lots of pastries and cakes! One of the best lattes (toffee and caramel) I had (twice) on my three week visit...sehr lecker!!! If the weather is nice, you can sit outside, across from the church, and just soak up this beautiful part of the Alstadt (complete with horse drawn wagons). Don't miss the Saturday market! The only negative thing I can say is about the numerous and incessant yellow jackets...inside the bakery case and swarming you outside while you eat...but, this was a problem almost everywhere we went this summer. Just one of those things to remind you that life is never perfect...

Not what it was - picture menus now, some of the old traditional dishes gone (Ratsherren…read moreFleischteller - where have you gone?), a tad crowded, but still an experience you need to try at least once. The courtyard serving area at street level is perfect for lunch in warm weather.