Not usually a fan of German food, but this place was amazing. Highly recommend trying Thuringian…read morepotato dumplings! Service was great- very friendly and accommodating staff. Quite fluent in English, too. Their dessert gelato with local honey is a must on a hot summer day! Hours seem to be different than listed on here- I think they open at 5pm, at least for dinners on weekdays.

They have English menus!! Tasty Thuringian fare w a twist. The kloesse are super yummy as was the…read morered cabbage. Meat and dairy forward - then again that's typical of German food. Prompt service. Pleasant setting.

Manry are the wedding guests who have enjoyed receptions in this old barn become a restuarant…read more Hikers also like to stop here for a snack or for lunch. The food is tradtional, reasonable and well-prepared. My friend had a stuffed pepper and I had Sauerbraten with red cabbage and a Thueringer Kloesse. I love them for some kind of nostalgic reason, but it's certainly an acquired taste for novices (sort of like mush with a hint of potato). Worth a stop.

From the owner: Veranstaltungen Mai…read morebis September immer Mittwochs ab 18 Uhr BBQ Mai bis September immer Sonntags ab 18 Uhr Steak und Flammkuchen Kochkurse Familien- und Firmfeiern Bier- und Weinabende Martinsgansessen Silvestergala

Food ! Beer! Service! Excellent! Wonderful experience! We will definitely return! Helpful staff…read morewith menu choices.

If you are a beer geek like myself, then this is pretty much the only place on your radar in…read moreWeimar. Up a hill, just off the centre of the city, this is a large traditional looking German brewery, but with beers certainly well above the average. A lovely glass roofed area is located to the side, where you can enjoy whatever is happening outside and in the sky. Their 8% Bock was my favourite. Initially it was not so obvious how strong it was, but it left a feeling in the mouth not unlike i had just drank a shot of some spirit or other. Their Pilsner and Schwarzbier were also very good. We enjoyed some foods. Bread with onions and cheese au gratin, a pretzel with cream cheese and some kind of potato dish. We were very happy with what we had.

My fiance and I went to this place on a weekend trip while visiting from the US. It was exactly the…read moreplace we were looking to find, local and traditional, but very comfortable for people stopping in from outside of town. Most of the customers seemed to be Weimar natives but everyone was very friendly and we felt right at home. The inside was decorated in a rustic, beautiful, traditional German pub and restaurant style, with historical emblems and artifacts decorating the walls. The food was great-- traditional cuisine from the region-- and the beer was equally good. The hospitality was the most enjoyable part however and especially a very kind and hospitable gentleman named Frank, who made sure all of our needs were taken care of and provided us with wonderful conversation. This was an extremely memorable evening for us and I highly recommend it to anyone who is visiting or traveling through Weimar.

We had about 4 types of meat here and all were shameful. The potatoes on the side did not help nor…read moredid the defrosted peas and carrots. The waitress was extremely nice but it's definitely no reason to eat anything on this menu.

Fabulous black lager beer from the nearby town, Bad Koestritz. The roast, marinated in black beer…read morewas excellent. Yummy. Worth stopping at if you're visiting Weimar.

Great cake & coffee. Soups and snacks, too according to my friends. Also very friendly with…read moremoderate prices. A good choice despite the very central location.

Visited on a busy weekday afternoon. Food and Beverages came fast, but quality was just okay-ish…read more "Apfelschorle" had nearly room temperature on a sunny and hot day and the advertised daily menu - lasagna - was left a few minutes too long in the oven. Service was fine, even in a busy moment, but food was sadly disappointing.

The original and by far the best Klöße restaurant in Weimar. Do yourself a favor and make a…read morereservation in advance as they aren't a huge footprint and often fill up. The bacon wrapped apricots are delicious, as are the kraut, kohl, Sauerbraten, Goulash, and of course, the dumplings.

The place for German food in Weimar! Recommend making a reservation as it is popular…read more I went for the straightforward Thuringer Bratwurst with a dumpling (glad i had 1 rather than 2, these are filling!) and Sauerkraut. Absolutely as it should be hearty and tasty. Their wheat beer was actually rather good, certainly better than I anticipated, with it not generally be a favourite style of mine. Tapwater was also reluctantly provided in the smallest jug i have ever seen

Delicious food and welcoming staff! I had the ox cheeks and herb salad-- both were delicious. We…read moresat in the courtyard listening to birds and talking. Would definitely return

My sister-in-law and I were traveling through Germany and came upon this restaurant in Weimar. We…read moreabsolutely LOVED it. The soups were delicious; we liked the one so much that my sister-in-law tried to replicate it (unsuccessfully) when she got home to the US. The food was just wonderful, the atmosphere very pleasant, and the proprietor conversational (in English!) without being overbearing. We really really enjoyed this experience and I highly recommend it!