Indoors in winter in front of the wood stove or outside in the summer sun, this is a really…read morewelcoming and friendly restaurant and beer garden. The food, drink and service are excellent, the menu choice too. Despite being in the middle of a large nature park there is car parking on site but my choice is a long brisk walk through the park and by the river to build up a good appetite.

Excellent tavern with unexpected high level cuisine in this park! The Riesling I had by the glass…read morewas unbelievably good. The 3.50 Euro salad was so delicious and so big I could have made a meal of it. Glad I didn't because the risotto was excellent. My son (who lives here and has traveled extensively) says it is the best schnitzel he's had anywhere in Germany. My family who lives in Frankfurt go here all the time; I just couldn't believe it was as good as they said. It was. Presentation wonderful. You're getting high value for your money here. Also, try the apfel wine. I'm going to miss this when I go back to the states.

Pretty good German food (large portions) with English menus, but probably a little to overpriced…read more I find myself grading these hotel/restaurants on a slight curve - if you're in Rüdesheim, odds are you're on holiday in one of the most touristy area in Germany. Keeping that in mind, eating at a place like Zum Drosselmüller can be a very enjoyable experience. There's not too much to distinguish this restaurant from the others in the area, as they all tend to serve the same people with the same food. My girlfriend and I came to this place due it an expansive beer/wine menu, reasonable prices, and accessible-for-English-speakers menu. They also have a nice outdoor seating area in the back. So far this review has been slightly negative, but Zum Drosselmüller's food is actually pretty good. My girlfriend ordered the Garden Salad (9,60 €) and I got the Roast Pork Knuckle (14,50 €). The salad was large and unremarkable, with large chunks of ham, cheese, egg and tomatoes on a mountain of green lettuce. Solid but you won't tell anyone about it when you get home. The Roast Pork Knuckle however was a sight to behold - a large hunk of pork with a steak knife stuck in it, as if signifying to the prospective eater that this pig was still alive twenty minutes ago and was killed *just for you*. Flanked in either side of your massive pork knuckle was a sticky and tasty potato dumpling and, speaking honestly, the best sauerkraut I have ever eaten. They could've just given me a plate of that sauerkraut and I'd die happy. It helps the pork was pretty good as well - juicy and only a little bit fatty, with salty and chewy skin you'll either love or hate. Overall, you can do a lot worse in Rüdesheim, and I walked away from this placed very satisfied and absolutely stuffed. I can't speak to the authenticity of the food, but what I had was pretty solid. It also helps the beer is awesome and served in obscenely tall glasses. I'd recommend.

Goood value quick lunch several blocks from downtown Much…read morebetter quality and value for the Euro than most things right downtown. Always has vegetarian and lactose free items. Worth a brisk walk to get better fare than the Fressgass.

Yummy food always fresh. Great spot for a quick lunch. Friendly staff and the prices are much…read morebetter than at Fressgass

We love this place, and the small town atmosphere. Looking forward to another visit soon. The menus…read moreis perfect and quality superb.

We found this restaurant through Yelp and decided to give it a try since it was only a few minutes…read morewalk from where we were staying. We were seated very quickly upon arrival (total of 7 in our group including two young children). The waitress was fantastic; although the menu was all in German; she did her best to translate for us Americans and even used an app on her phone to help. The food was wonderful. My husband had the rump steak with peppercorn sauce and I had it plain but with the roasted potatoes. Very good and the potatoes were excellent as well. The rest of our party had the schnitzel and said it was some of the best they had tasted. The food was also very reasonable in price. Wish we could go back but a long drive from our home in Texas :-)

I loved this biergarten's atmosphere as well as the food. My schnitzel was crispy and tender and my…read morepfifferlingen tasted fresh. I caught it on the menu right at the end of the season and I was glad I could try it. I also got to try the apple wine that is special to Frankfurt. I wasn't that big of a fan and stuck to my beer, but I would be open to giving it another try in the future. Beware of the parking situation! It is street parking only and we struggled to find a spot on the narrow road outside the biergarten.

Wir waren gestern zum ersten Mal in dieser Saison (2018) wieder im Bayerischen Biergarten und waren…read morenicht wenig erstaunt, wie sehr sich die Speisekarte und die Speisen selbst verändert haben. Z.B. wurden sämtliche Schweineschnitzel von der Karte genommen, dafür gibt es nun ein Wiener Schnitzel vom Kalb. Das war ordentlich zubereitet, allerdings fehlten bei den Bratkartoffeln Zwiebel und Speck. Dafür wurden einige Steaks neu aufgenommen. Das Risotto von der vegetarischen Karte ist gestrichen. Die überbackenen Spätzle (mehr Tiefkühlgemüse als Nudeln) taugen gerade noch als Vorspeise, allerdings zum Preis einer Hauptspeise. Es bleibt der Eindruck, dass bei Menge und Qualität der einzelnen Speisen eingespart wird, dafür nun auf eine umfangreichere Karte mit höheren Preisen gesetzt wird.

My family had dinner last night and we throughly enjoyed it. Service was great and they even…read morebrought water for are dog. We had a visiter from England and he wanted a real "Wiener Schnitzel" and it was stop on. It was a large portion and cooked perfectly. I had the wild pork roast and I was very pleased. I really don't understand the negative reviews as we couldn't have been happier with the service and the food. We will definitely go back.