We very much enjoyed our meal at Bertha's, the restaurant in the Mercedes Benz museum. The…read morerestaurant was named for Karl Benz's wife. Who is said to have been a confident woman in her own right. Anyway, to the food. We had monk fish with whipped potatoes and Tonga bean foam. It was very tasty. The fish was generously portioned as were the whipped potatoes. The potatoes had an essence of cinnamon or nutmeg... just a hint. Very tasty! The service was good. Keep in mind German diners don't seem to rush, so neither do the wait staff. All in all a good experience and wonderful way to end an interesting tour.

Pleasantly surprised at the late lunch at Bertha's and glad we went. Apprehensive about eating at a…read moremuseum restaurant with literally no other options within a 15 minute drive. Would have loved to know about the factory lunch earlier but it was after 1:15pm when we were ready to eat. Son had the currywurst, a seasoned brat with sauce, served with fries/"chips", others had the burger, I had the sirloin with spätzle. Currywurst received a solid review from a picky eater, burgers were too well done for two out of three, but I enjoyed my steak - cooked perfectly medium - but the sauce wasn't my favorite. It was like a barbecue A1 ketchup. The caramelized onions saved it from the sauce. It would have been better with a simple brown gravy or pepper sauce, especially to dip the spätzle in. Dry burgers and steak sauce lost that extra star. Service was phenomenal, local red wine was tart and refreshing. Prices were decent. Hope this helps others!

Liked everything we tried. Swabian Sirloin, Pork Cheeks, Weiner Schnitzel. Had some good German…read moreWine. Only Whisky they had was Southern Comfort, but it worked with Cola. Pumpkin Soup to start.

Oh my God! When you think of a museum restaurant you usually think of a cafe with moderately good…read morefood. That is NOT what you are going to get here. The food was incredible and was matched only by the price, which was surprisingly reasonable. I would go again to the museum, just for the restaurant. Beautiful decor, friendly staff, top rate menu.

Excellent experience on a Wednesday night. Staff were very helpful in describing the food on the…read moremenu and provided good recommendations. The atmosphere was very lively and all patrons were having a good time. We were fortunate enough to be seated right away.

Feels like you're away from the crowds, service is friendly, food is amazing, ambiance is just what…read moreI like- subtle and quaint.

They don't accept the yelp bonus! Nice place inside, loud…read moreplace outside as long it's daytime because of the playground right next to it. Food is good, unfortunately only the "Schwäbische Küche" (regional dishes) you get here everywhere. Prices are over the average of Germany

A+, highly recommended. This restaurant has wonderful service, ambiance, and the food is…read moreperfection. We arrived without a reservation and they were nice enough to seat us even though they warned that our table was reserved later in the evening. Everything we ordered came out perfectly, hopefully we will have a chance to return before we leave town. If you love good food come to this restaurant, you will not be disappointed. The photos are Roasted supreme of corn chicken in a ham coat on Marsala spinach and orange polenta and a fall pumpkin soup with sunflower seeds and nut oils.

I asked for the English menu, so check the photos. Should you find yourself in Esslingen, this is a…read moremust. Early in the week I stopped in to share a good of wine with friends. Everyone is delightful, as Germans always are. The hospitality is as good as the wine, which is amazing. I enjoyed the vegetarian "Cordon Błue" and was blown away. Seriously great! The meats are outstanding, should you desire. I have never had wine fresh from the barrel. Well. A "glass" is actually a small pitcher and the wine tastes fresh. A slight bite to it, and definitely worth trying. So there you have it. A gem.

In Germany for business. This was the best meal we had all week. Really cool Location in one of…read morethe oldest buildings in the village. Food was fantastic. I had the local favorite, Maultasche, in the soup here and it's a MUST!

Hands down best Italian food north of Federal Hill. Love everything I've had here. They were life…read moresavers during the lock-down pandemic days. Love supporting a family business.

Not as good as it used to be a few years ago. Spaghetti Bolognese was not very tasty, lasagne was…read moresomewhat boring. The desert though, tiramisu, was really good. It has a nice and cozy interior, but for to-go there are, in my opinion, better Italian places nearby.