Fantastic! By far, the best food we've had in Germany. Traditional, exceptional, authentic in…read moreevery way. We felt so welcomed and appreciated. Everyone was so friendly and helpful. They had English menus ans English-speaking staff. The Bächleputzer was amazing! Cordon Blue and schnitzel were super good! Everything always so flavorful!! Our definite favorite in Freiburg!!!

Very good local food. Small restaurant, not many tables. Fast and friendly service. Recommended.read more

Love this B&B, it has the charm. The motel/restaurant staff, the chef, and food were all good.read more

It's a nice atmosphere. They specialise in goat food. But all seem preprepared. Wine is good.read more

Terrible service. Tasteless food. I have never experienced worse service and aggressive staff. Just…read morebecause there are few options around doesn't mean customers should be treated so poorly. Recommend everyone to take a packed lunch and eat elsewhere.

Our BnB host made us a reservation for our Valentines/Birthday celebration. I had the savory…read morepumpkin soup and the house made rehbratwurst (deer sausage) which was delicious. My wife also enjoyed her steak. The service was great, too.

This came as a recommendation from my coworkers as a great place for beer and food. In my short…read moretime in Freiburg, I stopped by twice by myself for a large beer and some quick food. I can't judge the food all that much since I only ordered a weisswurst and pretzel but it seemed okay. Compared to some other places, the prices were quite reasonable. It gets crowded but you can often find a spot at the bar. If you want to sit in the beer garden, you can swing by the main restaurant to get pretzels. The beer is light, crisp and refreshing. It was slightly sweet and citrusy for a great hydrating drink. I'd definitely stop by again. Cash only.

Location: Altstadt…read more Style: Exactly what you'd expect from German Brewery Bar/Biergarten/ Restaurant Food: Good and generously proportioned Beer: Good Prices: Good Service: Good, although not all staff speak other languages (not a criticism, just an observation ... lack of English increasingly rare in Northern Europe)