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Fronwaldstr. 48
75385 Bad Teinach-Zavelstein
Germany
07053 8831
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http://www.berlins-hotel.de
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What time does Wanderheim Zavelstein open?
Wanderheim Zavelstein opens at 11:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Wanderheim Zavelstein close?
Wanderheim Zavelstein closes at 8:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 11:30 AM - 8:00 PM
Does Wanderheim Zavelstein have catering options?
Yes, Wanderheim Zavelstein does have catering options.
Does Wanderheim Zavelstein have a drive thru?
No, Wanderheim Zavelstein does not have a drive thru.
Does Wanderheim Zavelstein serve alcohol?
Yes, Wanderheim Zavelstein serves alcohol. Beer & Wine Only
Does Wanderheim Zavelstein allow dogs?
Yes, Wanderheim Zavelstein allows dogs.
Does Wanderheim Zavelstein have TVs?
No, Wanderheim Zavelstein does not have TVs.
Does Wanderheim Zavelstein have outdoor seating?
Yes, Wanderheim Zavelstein has outdoor seating options.
Does Wanderheim Zavelstein have parking?
Yes, Wanderheim Zavelstein has parking options. Private Lot Parking
Does Wanderheim Zavelstein have free WiFi?
Yes, Wanderheim Zavelstein has free WiFi.
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Like the other two locations of Brauhaus Schönbuch (Böblingen and downtown Stuttgart), it's hard to…read morego wrong here. The outdoor seating on the patio by the river is lovely, and the interior is just as well done as the other locations. Service was good, both friendlier and more efficient than average for Germany, and the menu is printed in both German and English (except for the monthly special, which are in German only). The schnitzel is good, although nothing amazing, but the schweinhaxe is distinctly better than average. The only real downside is that the parking lot right in front is tiny, but there is a big lot for Kaufland just across the bridge that you might be able to use.
Der hohe, moderne Gastraum leert sich schnell
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From the owner: Franz Berlin ist der kreative Kopf des Gourmetrestaurants Berlins Krone. Mit Anfang 30 wurde er…read morebereits mit einem Michelin-Stern und 16 Punkten (heute 2 rote Hauben) im Gault&Millau ausgezeichnet. Unter der Leitung von Franz Berlin genießen Sie eigenständige, lebendige Küche. Aromen und Kreativität werden mit besten Produkten von heimischen Lieferanten und Spezialitäten aus aller Welt ideenreich und den Jahreszeiten entsprechend kombiniert.
Service was friendly and prompt, food was great! They didn't speak much English, but were very…read morepatient with my German. We didn't stay @ the hotel, just ate in the restaurant. Very good Italian food and reasonable too!
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I was fortunate to find this restaurant as my last German meal on a recent trip. Thomas Peter the…read morechef, brought out the meal himself. I chose the filet with spaetzle. First of all, the meat was perfectly cooked, the gravy complementary to the meal as a whole. The plate contained a small bit of greens, mushroom and other bits. The flavor was fantastic and throughly enjoyed. My mother used to make spaetzle and his were every bit the part. I almost forgot they started with a nice salad, some of which I would not normally eat but the dressing was very good. I actually walked into the kitchen to thank him for such a great closing meal! I finished with an apple Strudel with vanilla ice cream, that came with strawberries and a strawberry creme sauce. Highly, highly recommended place to eat!
Enjoyed our family dinner at this lovely place. We came in and was greeted warmly. Good thing the…read morerestaurant wasn't that busy. This restaurant serves Modern German. You won't find your typical schintzel or sausage. Their menu changes everyday and uses fresh ingredients. Lovey and mom ordered the dinner menu which includes mushroom soup, salad with German potato salad, carrots , beets and then the main entree is pork wrapped in bacon placed in a skewer. This was followed by a big dessert with housemate gingerbread ice cream, with pineapple sorbet and cookie wafers with freshly made whip cream. I ordered roasted elk with potato croquettes served with walnut ice cream. My sister in law ordered trout and my brother in law ordered 3 pieces of meat, chicken, steak and pork on top of handmade spatzel. Everything was delicious as we all tried each other's dish. My nephew's chicken nuggets were made from scratch and not frozen that it tasted like schnitzel. I highly recommend this place. The owner/chef came out and thanked us for joining him for dinner. The place is small but elegant so make reservations. I will definitely be back! Trust!!!!
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Was treated to this restaurant when I was in Germany with my sister. We had a party of 5 and were…read moreseated right away- no wait at all. The menu had so many different items on it- all German food of course which was interesting because although I am Half German I never really ate the food. I ended up getting the fried schnitzel since I always wanted to try it, a salad and an orange and cola soda. They were known for the soda that was an orange and cola mixed together soda- it was interesting for sure. My sister seemed to enjoy it more than me- guess I was used to our Coca Cola instead. As far as the salad- for some reason in Germany they put Cole slaw mixed in with regular salad- interesting for sure, but tasty cause I love Cole slaw. The fried schnitzel was okay- I ate it but probably would never eat it again cause it definitely wasn't what I was used to eating. All the foods were so foreign to me. The best thing about the meal was the dessert. Me and my sister ended up sharing dessert and it was a fried pastry with apples and cinnamon. It was so yummy. I prob wouldn't be back to Germany for some time- but if I ever return, I'd give this place another try.
We've tried to eat here three times, but have only been successful once. The first time was our…read morefirst night in Germany and I wanted to order to-go since our boys were quarantined since they were unvaccinated. No big deal. The second time we sat outside and had a wonderful meal. My wife ordered a cheese spatzle and got a salad with it and she shared it with our middle son who also enjoyed it. I got the Berner Lendchen, which is a pork filet wrapped in ham and topped with cheese. It came with a dark sauce and croquettes. This Swabian meal was fantastic! We were too stuffed for dessert. The third time we tried to eat here they were only doing reservations. That was kind of a bummer, but it offered us a chance to try a different place to eat. I might have docked them a star had the meal we did get to try not been amazing. Lastly, we didn't see a allergen menu which unfortunately for us we need since two of our three boys have food allergies.
Ich liebte das Cafe Palaver als ich in Karlsruhe Architektur und dann Stadtplanung studierte -…read moredamit waren meine Erfahrungen aus den Ende der 80ziger Jahre ich denke ich war 1987 das erste Mal dort und fühlte mich immer wohl und es war immer super lecker und individuell - nun 2025 war ich seit meiner Studienzeit das erste Mal wieder dort und ich liebe es noch viel mehr, super lecker, super gemütlich und netter Service - ich werde nun wieder häufiger dort sein und Kuchen und mehr genießen.
After powering through jet lag via sugar free Red Bull, I awoke from my first sleep in Germany. My…read morefriend picked out Cafe Palaver for brunch. As we walked down an alleyway, a magical outdoor dining spot appeared and I knew we were in for a good time. Following my German friends' suggestion, I ordered a delicacy of the country: maultaschen. The English version of the cafe menu described this dish as "big vegetarian ravioli." With five options to choose from, I went with the Heftig & Deftig/Good & Solid which featured bacon and cheese in addition to the German-style pasta. Every bite was rich and flavorful and acted as a solid jumpstart to my first full day in Karlsruhe. I washed my meal down with a Rosemary-infused water which was quite refreshing. Overall, Cafe Palaver is the perfect place to head for a high quality meal on a sunny day. Just make sure you bring your finest hipster sunglasses to fit in ;)
The service and food here are spectacular, plus the bartender looks like Jason Momoa!read more
The food here is definitely worth trying. It's cheap, and they give HUGE portions! Their beirs on…read moredraft are tasty and cheap too. I love the atmosphere, sitting outside, people watching while enjoying my beir, gotta love it. I also must add that their waitresses are super nice, and my waitress spoke really good English. I have no complaints, hands down, try it if you're in the Sindelfindgen area.
I cam here on a German vacation to Herrenberg, and I was very happy that I was so close to it from…read moremy hotel. Try the breakfast! Filled with local cheeses, and great meats. The red lambrusco is also worth a try!
Every time I visit Herrenberg, this is the place to go for lunch or dinner, no matter what season…read moreit is! Every time I go, it is always a different menu so I never have the same thing twice. The food is so amazing and delicious! Staff is very friendly, and the owner/chef (?) he is very helpful when it comes to translating the menu to English!
I had two pieces of XXL rump streak here. First time to eat so much meat. Really really best in…read morelife! The boss, the environment, the food, together is unbeatable! By the way, nice horses.