Nice and relaxing setting for a lazy sunday lunch outdoors!…read moreThe beer garden was really nice and relaxing, but, it did take some time to get some attention from the waiters. I ended up getting menu s myself. Prices were average and food was decent. 3.30 for a saftschorle, 8.90 for a schnitzel (was nt the best but it was nice, the pommes were over seasoned), 9.90 for a salmon and prawn salad. the dressing was really tasty and the bread was very nice, the actual salad was very basic, mixed leaf and a few bits of tomatoes. Schaufele looked good if you are into a proper franconian sunday lunch.

Even though this place was a bit of a trek to get to, the food was well worth the steps! The duck…read moreconfit was to die for! It had perfectly crispy skin and super tender meat! The red cabbage was a bit sweat and paired great with the duck. The Brussel sprout soup was slightly salty but great with the bread for dipping. The best part is that it's open on Sundays, which is hard to find in Nuremberg.

Good neighborhood restaurant. The main courses range between 10-14 euros, which is relatively…read moreinexpensive for Germany. The food is served quickly and portion is large, which I couldn't finished. Menu is mainly Franconia. Decent wine list.

We went to this place, truthfully, after we learned that so many places were full due to the…read moreChristmas Markets. We stumbled upon this quiet place and had a delicious, authentic meal. I'm not sure if they really speak much English- we tried to speak only in German and they treated us like locals, conversing all in German with us. FYI- our waitress informed us that there is no service tip included in the total price of our meals, so we gave a tip on top of our meals. This is atypical of our experience in Europe. Otherwise, this is a lovely little spot, and we enjoyed it very much!

Food is amazing. I got the pork chop which was exceptional. My buds got the pork shoulder. And…read morethose just looked fantastic. We all thoroughly enjoyed.