Magdeburger Hof in Quedlinburg

Based on the small menu and the fancy appearance, we expected good things and were bitterly disappointed. The food was unfortunately not good at all. My schnitzel was small, completely burnt black around the edges and much too thick, the breading was dripping with fat and anything but crispy, the potatoes were overcooked and drowned in butter, the asparagus was poorly peeled and completely inappropriately overseasoned with coarse black pepper. I think the chef must have never seen a real schnitzel, let alone tasted one, because this was, unfortunately, a complete waste of veal. The prices are also very high, far too high for these truly poorly prepared dishes. The only valuable thing about the food was the china it was served on. Very nice service and a lovely restaurant in a beautiful location. Online reservations were available, which we took advantage of - but ultimately, no table was prepared for us. It's actually a gold mine, but they're obviously not trying to make money here. The waitress had to turn away at least (!) 10 to 15 people because they were closing at 8 p.m., which annoyed the waitresses just as much as it annoyed us guests, as they were chasing away guests (or people who wanted to be guests) behind their backs. I advise against a visit until perhaps one day it's properly run and a trained chef is in the kitchen.

Very tasty food and great service. Recommended!

The menu is straightforward, but everyone will find something they like. The food is delicious and the service is very friendly. We'd be happy to come back on our next visit to Quedlinburg.

Not quite six months ago, to my pleasant surprise, I enjoyed homemade potato salad here. Today I had the ready-made one and a Bockwurst with an extremely tough skin. Two Bockwursts with disgusting ready-made potato salad for €16... Damn!!! I won't be back.

Restaurant has been closed, it is now just a great hotel