Very cool atmosphere in an old brick restaurant that fits maybe 25. With owner looking on with a…read moregood grasp of English the waitress struggled to take orders in German or handle the three tables that had folks in a mostly empty place (mostly smoking outside with a friend). Inspite of bad service we had a very good meal. The kids ate the potato pancakes with apple sauce and loved it. The schnitzel and potatoes were very well prepared as was the mixed meat plate. The special meat was flat our bad. I tried it based on another yelp review but it was very chewy and lacked flavor.

Served me the best meal I've ever eaten...Rinderfilet. It is a steak covered in a sauce with taste…read morebeyond belief..sweet, smoky, rich, yet it doesn't smother the perfectly seasoned seared beef. The dining options are picture perfect..in the garden out front or in the 500 year old building accompanied by the owner's cats. Ambiance is old stone walls and a rustic cozy cottage feel like nothing I've experienced elsewhere. This is truly a unique dining experience. A real must try.

Great ice cream at very reasonable price. There is a large selection of different flavors which…read moreare all very delicious.

Yummy Eis!! Terrific place to relax and enjoy some Eis either indoors or outside. Nice service and…read morepleasant atmosphere.

The room is nice and clean. Got the top floor, no a/c but typical of Germany and really not…read moreneeded. This was one of the only hotel booking.com had available on the "Romatic Rhein" so I took it for $60/night-single, breakfast included with all the European delights. The offer free parking but is out of the main town directly across from a camping site which takes the view away from the hotel a bit. Can walk into the main town which is really charming with a great Italian restaurant, Alla Fontana. High recommend. Here the twist. The train goes by every 20 min. All night and is super loud as the hotel abuts the tracks. I slept mostly they it so make sure you are super tired before booking here. There are a lot of other options up and down this part of the Rhein, suggest trying those first. Free bike provided for the day and also free wifi although a bit unreliable. I do recommend this place just beware of my review. Prost!

This was one of the stops included in our European tour package. The restaurant doesn't look too…read morefancy but has a great view from the balcony. It overlooks the Rhine River, more specifically the Loreley rock. Our tour guide told us this area is haunted. The rock is named Loreley after the girl who committed suicide in the Rhine River over her faithless lover. When she died, she was transformed into a siren and her singing was often heard around the rocks. This hypnotic music lured sailors to their death. Not sure how much of this is true but is a pretty cool legend. Our group started with some beer and wine. My wife and I got Bitburger Beer in both regular and dark. Man, these were great. I don't even like beer, especially dark ones, but this was rich and smooth without the bitter aftertaste. I have to try to find a store or restaurant that serves these in the US. As for the dish, we all got the Ofenfrische gegrillte Schweinschaxe mit Weinkraut (pork knuckle with sour white cabbage). This thing was huge. It's a lot bigger than it looks in the picture. The pork was very tender and the sauce it came with was pretty good. It's still a bit bland for my Asian palette but I don't think you are going to find anything spicy in the German cuisine. I believe the regular pork knuckle usually comes with mashed potatoes but we got rice since this was an Asian tour company. This place probably appeals more to tourists than locals but it's still good overall. It has awesome view and great beer. That's all you really need on a vacation.

From the owner: Geniessen sie regionale Küche, abegrundet mit spritzigen Weinen heimischer Spitzenwinzer…read moream markantesten Punkt im Weltkulturerbe "Oberes Mittelrheintal".

We stayed along the Rhine River in castles many years ago. This restaurant was the best place we…read moreencountered during our travels. So much so that we went every night during our time staying along the river. From the food to the people, the entire experience was nothing but perfect. Martha was there at the time and not sure if she still is, but she was a true gem.

I had the Schnitzel Hawaii. It had pineapple and melted cheese over the schnitzel. It was very…read moregood. It came with a side salid and French fries. Others all liked their meals. They had a very good white wine made by the owners. It was called Crime wine. It is being made for a company in Norway(?). Not dry and not sweet. Very easy to drink. They also had a cordial called Rheinsteigtropfen. This cherry flavored 35% Kraeuter-Kirsch drink was very good. It is not a very big place. It is an older house that is now used as the restaurant and bar. So the rooms are small and so not many tables. But the food and drinks make this a good stop. The only person working was a nice young man who we found out was the only son of the owners. His English was fine and he seemed truest interested in our opinion of their products.