Great food and service! Exquisite taste! Loved the view of the Rhine River and vineyards.read more

This restaurant is associated with the Freiherr Langwerth von Simmern winery, which was closed, so…read morewe went here instead. We only had wine here but their selection by the glass was nice and their back porch has a nice and relaxing view.

Awesome restaurant. The front of the house looks like it may have been an old pharmacy. The service…read morewas friendly and tolerant of my not so good pronunciation. Some of the best schnitzel I have had. Bier? Keller. Wicked good.

Good was delicious and the service was wonderful! The salad was very fresh (from the market that…read moremorning) and the portion was quite larger. We some of the other meals and they looked very good too. Price was a bit higher than expected but, the quality, taste, and size made me feel like it was more than worth it!

Fine dining. Rheingau. This review covers the Bistro…read more Kronenschlößchen has two eateries, the top rated restaurant, and the somewhat less expensive "Bistro" downstairs which serves very high level cooking in its own right. This review covers the Bistro. Atmosphere is, as the Germans say, "Schlicht" and not quite as stuffy as the restaurant. Relatively small menu with big taste. We both had the braised pork cheeks as a starter and they were luxurious. For mains we had Pumkin raviolis and I had grilled Cod with sauteed boudin noir and apples. All dishes were excellent. The bistro has a limited wine offering compared to the restaurant but the available wines were lovely and the mark-up not extreme. Caveat: we had two glasses of Sekt in the lobby before the meal which cost €10 apiece. Service was impeccable. Two starters, two mains, a shared dessert, four glasses of wine, two glasses of sekt, and two bottles of water came to €151. As mentioned the Sekt was a bit high at €20. Probably rates 4.5 stars as we have had somewhat more impressive meals for that amount of money.

It's a restaurant of mixed qualities. Food can be Very Good but also Sub-Standard! When I order a…read moredish with Filet of beef then I expect a good cut from the middle and not the end bits. As my Grandmother would say " It's all fur coat and no nickers " 3 Stars because they don't keep there standards up all the time.

Positioned next to the Rhine and across the road from the Hotel Kronenschloessen, it's ina perfect…read morelocation for a scenic drink. While the menus are in German and few of the staff speak English, it wasn't hard to order - go to the counter, put your order in, take a number and return to your seat. FYI - they don't take Amex. I had a very filling flammenkuchen - my first - and enjoyed the tin crust with sour cream, onions, and bacon. I also had the wurst with a small portion of fries and curry sauce. That was really nice - the spicy sausage paired with a fruity curry. Paired with a Weisbeer, it was the perfect Sunday evening.