TERRIBLE! The waiters were stressed and RUDE and made us…read morefeel unwelcome. Every question or request seemed like a bother and made us feel uncomfortable. We were a party of twelve and almost left because the service was so bad. The outside area were we sat is nice and the food was ok but half the staff should be replaced. OR maybe they need to hire more people to guarantee a smoother and more pleasant atmosphere for their guests. IF some even return that is! We won't go back...

We attended the Germany-US match public viewing while on a business trip to Bretten, Germany. A…read morecolleague invited us to watch the match at P10 because of the beach-y atmosphere. I admit, it was nice having sand on the deck and it did feel like a beach. We watched the match on the big screen under a white tent, which seems to be a permanent fixture. The couches were big and there were a lot of pillows. There was no sand where we were sitting under the tent. The selection of food was a bit disappointing, only small snacks and light sandwiches. Drink selection was good. Don't come there hungry. After the match was over, we went to the sand area and sat around and drank. We closed the bar at around 11pm. Unfortunately the owner seemed very upset with us that we had not left yet and that we weren't leaving as fast as he would like. My german isn't very good but he was kind of arguing with my colleague. I'm not sure what they were saying. The beach chairs were nice, the wait staff was attentive, the crowd was interesting. I'm not sure it was the best place to watch a soccer match. Definitely more fun after the match was over. There are umbrellas, and beds with canopies and those beach chairs with the canopies too. Overall very cool. Would go again.

The idea is pretty cool, but there are way to many chairs so that you cant see the sand anymore…read more.. and the "bathroom" is a joke. Also we had to wait almost 40 minutes to get the drinks on a Saturday afternoon. Could be better in my opinion. Once and never again.

As an American of German descent, I will never pretend to understand the Germans. But I sure do…read morelove German food and when the dollar is low compared to the euro, I like a reasonable meal at a sane price. Service in Germany is not the same as service in the USA, so do not come to Stoevchen for the service. Come for the flammkuchen which is only 3.90 for the classic tarte with sour cream, hamand onion. A side salad is only 2.65, and a Radler is 2.50. It is a student type place but well worth it for Americans who are open minded and not expecting the service they have come to rely on in the USA. Also, most of the schnitzels are only 4.00. I have given prices in euros. I love this place, and it is open for breakfast, too. Knowing German will make it a bit easier for you to appreciate Stoevchen.

Bar with a very nice atmosphere. The Flammekuchen are quite nice and cheap. The waiters were always…read morehelpful.