Weinheim is one of my favorite places to visit when we are in the area. Its not as touristy as…read moreHeidelberg but you can get there with the tram from Heidelberg or Mannheim easily. It has an intact medieval city center, a beautiful palace park with a great playground and walking paths through the surrounding hills. This time we came on a September afternoon with the whole family. After a walk in the park and time at the playground, we were all very hungry. There are several restaurants on the main square (Marktplatz) and one of the locals suggested stopping at Diebsloch. We sat outside under large umbrellas and had a great view of the church and the old buildings. The service was pretty good- they gave us two Ikea high chairs for the toddlers be had with us and didn't seem to mind that we stayed a while. Most of the guys got the typical Schnitzel (SchniPoSa) with fries and salad and said it was good. I had Maultaschen, with salad (a Swabian specialty - ravioli filled with ground meat and spices) and a glass of regional white wine. Both were very solid. The only complaint we had were the limited options for vegetarians- they were out of fish that day and there was only an overpriced pasta dish available. The inside is very charming and comfortable, preserving the half timbered walls and sloping rooms of the 500-year-old building. The bathrooms are up a flight of stairs. I could change my son on the little counter but the bigger boy with us had to be changed on the bathroom floor.

Pretty good food. In town for a few days and the local hotel recommended it. Had vet traditional…read moreGerman dishes and of course good beer. The waitress was great and very helpful.

Helle Räumlichkeiten. Die Speisekarte ist nicht sehr umfangreich aber ausreichend. Wir wurden sehr…read morefreundlich empfangen. Die Zutaten waren alle frisch. Wo gibt es schon frische Pilze zum Jägerschnitzel? Der Wein kommt aus eigenem Anbau und wirs zu einem güstigen Peis angeboten.

Old fashioned German food restaurant. The name means drunken monkey . I had the white asparagus…read morewith hollandaise sauce. It is also served steamed potatoes. Huge portion. I ordered a side of schnitzel because theirs is still good. Ate too much. It was all delicious. The schnitzel was huge and I could not finish it.

I've only made it to this restaurant once; however, my experience left me wanting more. I cannot…read morewait for the new wine to be back- I've heard nothing but good things about that! With a very German-looking interior (low ceilings, lots of stuff on the walls to look at), a menu including some traditional German dishes and interesting specials, and a nice wine selection (including good local wines); this restaurant is perfect for a nice dinner with your significant other or a few good friends. I do not recommend bringing little kids as the tables are small and intimate and the general atmosphere is mature. Parking is a bit of a nightmare, it's better to park further away and walk to the restaurant than to try and navigate the very narrow cobble streets closer to the restaurant.