Sportgaststätte TSV Schondorf in Schondorf am Ammersee

Very tasty food and cozy atmosphere

Very good and varied food (including vegetarian and vegan options) and very friendly staff. Definitely recommended.

Absolutely delicious! Highly recommended! Best regards

Extremely disappointing and definitely not recommended! Two spinach dumplings for €19.90 is outrageous. Especially since they were lukewarm. Instead of brown butter, as described on the menu, it was simply melted butter. Upon complaining, the dumplings were briefly reheated in the convection oven, and we were served our already cut-up dumplings again. Completely unprofessional. The chef (or whoever thought they were) came to the table twice to explain and justify themselves instead of ensuring our satisfaction. Shameful. The price and quality simply don't match. The fish we ordered was also bland. The fried potatoes were cooked in far too much oil and soaked through. Someone here is trying to rip people off without possessing the necessary standards for the prices being charged. The fact that there was no gluten-free option because all the dishes were prepared with a roux only completes this impression.

We've been to Café Forster two or three times so far. The location is phenomenal, offering a breathtaking panoramic view. The atmosphere was pleasantly quiet. The hard chairs in the outdoor area aren't very comfortable, but we were lucky enough to get our own cushions, which quickly solved the problem. The waitstaff, with visible dedication despite the full house, did their best – respect to them. We all noticed a subtle, passive-aggressive undertone throughout the place; if they could recognize and adjust it, the friendliness would remain, and guests would feel welcome. The dated interior didn't bother us at all. The refurbished restrooms served their purpose. Whether the price level is appropriate (lakeside location/business management 2025) is something everyone can judge for themselves (0.5L Spezi €5.70). A very meager and dried-out piece of plum cake (€5.80) with cream (+€1.60) unfortunately didn't impress us in terms of taste. We didn't order any other dishes in the end. As is well known, the restaurant industry is under economic pressure, struggling with rising prices and reluctant customers. In fact, we also believe, in line with some comments here, that self-service could be a viable solution as a structural measure. A visit is worthwhile, but the culinary details desperately need a little polishing.