I was in Stuttgart for only one night and I wanted to eat some Maultaschen (Swabian dumplings). I…read moresearched the internet and this place come up. I went out there on a whim: I hadn't made a reservation and it being the week between Christmas and New Year, the place was busy with families and friends gathering. I got a table though...phew. Let me tell you: I had the most exquisite meal. I ordered it all: starter, main, dessert, wine and digestif. It was sooooo good! The Maultaschen were, of course, the highlight! Highly recommend and would make a detour for this place!

I've been here twice now. All the way from Dallas-- and I will come here again the next time I am…read moreanywhere near Germany. The food is outstanding; prepared thoughtfully and with love. The owner is diligent and artful in bringing the best of the best from local farms. She takes great pride in ensuring your dining experience is delightful and intimate. Come here to relax, enjoy a good conversation with those you love, and savor life. Whether you are local or a tourist, this restaurant is worth it.

This place is good and it would be good to reserve a table ahead of time if able. The ambiance is…read morenice and even though we ate inside the outside area looks even better to enjoy. The food was good - kase spaetzle was covered in cheese and was also gooey, nice salad to go along with the meal. The schnitzel and maultaschen was also delicious.

Quick service, with lots of space both inside and outside. Price:quality ratio is good, and it's…read moreone of only a few places I've found Tegernseer available -- get a few, they're delicious. The Kölsch trays are a good group-table accessory as well. Food is ok. All the schnitzels I've had there are pretty dry, and the mushroom sauce with the Jägerschnitzel overdoes the umami taste while not really re-hydrating the pork. Other food options (I haven't had the Maultaschen, these might be great) are general street-fare quality. If you're near and need food, or want somewhere cheap to start the night, definitely stop in. But, I'd go elsewhere for beer, food, or social scene.

A large place halfway between restaurant, take-away and fast-food outlet, but with solid tables and…read moreseats. They serve mostly popular versions of local dishes. I was really pleasantly surprised by the quality of their 'Schwaben' Maultaschen and particularly given that decent price (I think it was EUR7). I got served at my table and got a nice looking plate with two stuffed 'pastry bags' on a bed of baked sauerkraut with a succulent curry sauce. Most of the staff is a bit young so not too concerned with customer care, but definitely not unfriendly or so. I am quite sure I will return there soon to try some more.

This place has delicious, no fuss, homemade Swabian food. The walls and ceiling had some beautiful…read morewood paneling and antique paintings. I joked to my husband that it looked like the kind of place that you would go to after a day of hunting. We arrive around 5:45 because we didn't have a reservation and we're surprised to be the only ones there. We thought that was odd for a place with such great ratings, well, that changed quickly as within 10 minutes the entire place was full. It felt like being in the middle of a family reunion as the customers and staff seemed to greet each other like they were old friends. That was a key indicator that the food was good, if the locals know the place well it must be great. The entree menu had about 10 plates to choose from which made it easy to narrow down. We ordered the pepper steak and the butter schnitzel. The brown sauce on both was AMAZING and the beef was perfectly cooked. The fried scalloped potatoes were really nice and crispy. We also had some fresh green salad and potato salad that was very good. Even my husband liked the potato salad and he hates them. Service was friendly although not very attentive. The restaurant was pretty full though so maybe that was the reason. We will be coming back to try so more dishes!

Great place for our first dinner in Stuttgart! Broad selection of beers, and all the Swabian German…read moreselections we were looking for - Wiener schnitzel, spaetzel, maltaschen. Good atmosphere and service.

This place was good but the location was like in red light district of Stuttgart…read more Like the cold fish with cream sauce, beef tartar and wild boar sausage. The atmosphere definitely reminds me of hidden locations in SF but the food was not as good as San Fran. Will probably skip this place and try somewhere else because of the location. Typical Swabian food but the best dish was the apple pudding dessert.

I love this place!…read more I went with a group of coworkers and grabbed a big table. We all ordered beers and perused the menu. Beers came, cold and tasty. They brought us one English menu, but the regular menu was pretty understandable. We all ordered different styles of schnitzel. I ordered a regular schnitzel with spaetzle and gravy on the side. Our waiter took all of our orders and we ordered more beers. The restaurant was busy and friendly, lots of people, mostly locals, having a good time. Our food arrived hot and fresh- my schnitzel was perfect- hot and crispy and the spaetzle perfect. I poured the gravy over the entire plate and I was in heaven. We all enjoyed our meal immensely and had a great time. If you're looking for a typical schnitzel in a friendly establishment, this is your place! I will definitely be back!

This place does all you can eat schnitzel on Sunday. Do I need to say much more on this review…read morebesides all you can eat schnitzel? I had the XL jägerschnitzel and 1 L of hefeweizen for around 14 Euro. The jägerschnitzel and spätzle were amazing. The service was remarkably fast and the staff was attentive. They do have a few English menus if you ask for them but they default to the German menu as most places do. All of the staff seemed to speak English and were very attentive to our party of five.

First night in Stuttgart, our hotel recommended this great local restaurant tucked away and within…read morewalking distance. We let an English speaking patron order for us, it was delicious. The salad was crisp with a nice vinegar dressing w/ mustard notes. The 2 main courses pictured were a welcome treat after a long day of travel. The traditional spatzel with meat and gravy was flavorful and had a great texture. It was nice to have great service and wonderful food where the locals go. Make sure to get the beer flight. They will match your beers to the courses and it will be unique and will not disappoint! Prost!

Excellent german food! Great local wine and a wonderful ambience! Bery friendly staff menu…read moreavailable in English.