Gasthof Zum Herzog in Bayreuth

Gasthof Grüner Baum - what sounded like the salt of the Bavarian earth soon showed that rustic doesn't always have to be inviting! For the adventurous, the journey begins at the side entrance of the weather-beaten, urine-colored old building. Why the side entrance? Because the catering business was discontinued years ago and the original bar appears to have been converted into the operator's private children's room. So far, so pragmatic, the inclined adventurer is there anyway because of the cheap room prices. Once in the room, the inclined adventurer is presented with a rustic and confusing arrangement of furniture, which is only intended to distract from the poorly painted walls. However, thanks for the fan in November, the device that was initially deemed unnecessary should still be used as an air circulator. But more on that in a moment. The bathroom is reminiscent of earlier times when brown and green were still common colors in the sanitary industry. The partly black joints framed this in an inimitable style. Rustic, functional, adventure! The nearby prison also contributes to the adventurous atmosphere, making every adventurer dream of nighttime escapes and knife fights in the inner courtyard. The warped doors prove to be useful training tools in such a scenario! The nighttime comfort was as unglamorous as it was unremarkable. For a small price, the inclined adventurer expects at most a platform bed - and that's what he got. At least by today's standards. Kaiser Wilhelm would certainly have slept like a prince here - as he should! Quickly showered, as quickly as the roaring water pump at least allowed, and off to the appropriate breakfast, which the operator himself provided upon request at a competitive price of €10 per person. Counted rolls, the absolute minimum of sausage and cheese, a carafe of orange juice, a pot of coffee that tasted as if it had been filtered through the adventurer's worn socks. Only those who eat hard can fight hard against the JVA members in the adventurer's head! The “under water” motto of the breakfast corner, including the dripping wooden ceiling, did the rest to complete the experience gastronomy. The operator's comment that 'this happens from time to time' when guests shower confirmed the interesting impression of the last day. Man, what you can't learn about Bavarian architecture! When we arrived in the room, a musty and obtrusive smell slowly spread. It was probably due to the fresh shower water in the false ceiling of the old building, which now reminded the olfactory sense of the thunderbeam of a Dutch soul seller. Now it had come, the time of the fan. With his inscription he gives the adventurer an encouraging "Go On!" to! Thanks, I'll do that now my Deus Ex Machina! There are few vacations that make a true adventurer homesick after a night, but the 'Green Tree' is something very special. Do as I did, walk on the wastewater of your predecessors and let the musty smell of the future surprise you! Man, let's go home now!

Authentic German restaurant, with tasty vegetarian and non vegetarian food.

Barbecue evening (first Friday of the month) was excellent, everything was great A friend who suffers from gluten intolerance was served a very good, gluten-free dish - large portion 👌🏾

Dear Zollhaus team, Thank you for the evening. I would like to give you feedback because unfortunately we were not asked on site how we liked it. This is where the first suggestion for improvement begins. We weren't really entertained throughout the entire evening. Ask your guests: “Do you want something else to drink?”, “Is everything satisfactory?” or “Can there be something else for you?” Be attentive and interested in your guests. The food, well it was okay. But for the estimated price, including extra costs for side salad, or extra costs for sweet potato fries instead of normal fries, it should be more than just “okay”. Brathändl exclusively on Saturday for 20€, unfortunately dry, with a little more sauce not so bad, but I couldn't ask because no service was interested. Cheese spaetzle is nothing special, melted butter onions instead of dry fried onions would definitely be in line with the price. Conclusion: You have a great location, if the quality standards were higher and the quality of the food was more in line with the price, there could be a much better rating today.

Nice kebab shop. Really good hot sauce. Overall, the kebab was very tasty. However, it can't quite keep up with Bayreuth's top kebabs.