The Erbprinz restaurant is a fairly formal dining restaurant with a rather substantial menu. I…read morewould categorize this place as a solid slightly above average German restaurant. The menu was traditional faire and I decided to grab a Schnitzel, potatoes, cauliflower soup and a couple German beers. The schnitzel itself was decently prepared but a tad bit on the dry side, potatoes and soup were both delicious and of course the German beer was delicious. Overall, not great, but not a bad dining option. Pros- Location Plentiful seating Large portions Wine menu Beers Functional layout Breads Cons- Average taste Schnitzel was dry A bit pricey Parking is limited

My dad used to bring us here when I was little - since then I have the best memories of this…read moreregion's speciality called "Flammkuchen" (flame cake - it's like a super thin pizza with sour cream, ham and onion). Definitely worth a trip! Super nice service and great cuisine. If you plan to eat lunch here make sure to come before 2pm - after that they have a break until later.

This is a fantastic restaurant that captures the food of the Alsace region very poignantly. The…read morecordon bleu is amazing and so is the t-bone steak or the goose liver. The service is perfect. I recommend sitting outside on a nice day instead of inside as it feels much nicer under the tent across the street from the building. Park your car on the street as there is hardly any traffic by that area. Reserve some space for dessert - the creme brulee, or the vanilla raspberry is simply amazing. Once you eat, head back to your hotel and savor the food! Good food with good company is what makes the world go round. Also don't forget to order the flammekuchen - it is simply outstanding!

The service is very good. The Jagerschnitzel is delicious. Definitely recommended.read more