Zum Haidelbach in Leinburg

Good food in a friendly atmosphere. Highly recommended.

Last weekend I celebrated my 60th birthday with over 80 guests in the Stodl des Schwarzen Adlers - it was a complete success! Buffet with mini-Schäufele from the wood-fired oven, sauerbraten and Jägerschnitzel with side dishes and salads - everything was homemade - and in these quantities! The next day there was a very good asparagus cream soup and a wonderfully prepared asparagus salad. All highly recommended!

The service was very friendly, but the landlady could have been a bit nicer

Excellent service, friendly, fast, and attentive. A very good selection, including vegetarian options, is catered to, and customer requests are accommodated. Not too expensive, and the food and drinks are very good quality. Everyone at our table was very satisfied. We would be happy to return.

First of all: This was a delivery order, not a visit to the restaurant. The delivery arrived on time, and the food was still warm – unfortunately, that was the only really positive aspect. Therefore, I can't rate a visit in person. Value for money: For just under €70, we ordered several different dishes. At this price, we expected a corresponding quality and quantity. Unfortunately, this was not met in terms of taste or preparation. In our opinion, the value for money is not good. Food in detail: • Pizza bread: Undercooked in some places, making it doughy and unpleasant to bite into. • Gyros: Barely seasoned to no extent. We completely missed the typical Greek flavor here. • Fries: Arrived soggy. Since this happens frequently with deliveries, we'll leave it out of the overall review, but mention it for the sake of completeness. (These aren't visible in the photo either, as they were immediately placed in the air fryer to crisp up.) • Meat in general: Dry throughout and lacking any discernible seasoning. • Bifteki: Unfortunately, also very dry and therefore barely edible. • Side salad: The term "salad" is an exaggeration. Instead of a classic Greek salad, there was a very small plate of raw vegetables. There was dressing, but it tasted almost nonexistent. • Tzatziki: Very disappointing. It tasted almost exclusively of natural yogurt, with no garlic or cucumber seasoning at all. The price, at €5.90, was significantly overpriced. The bread served with it was unfortunately soggy. • A positive point: The gyro baked with cheese and jalapeños was the only dish that was tasty. Overall impression: We had imagined a delicious Greek dinner, but unfortunately, we received food that was more reminiscent of cafeteria fare. Especially in a Greek restaurant, you expect robust spices, juicy meat, fresh salads, and good value for money. Unfortunately, we didn't find any of that here. Conclusion: Even though the delivery and temperature of the food were perfect, the quality in no way justifies the price. There are many Greek restaurants in the area that offer significantly better taste and quality. It's a shame; we would have been happy to be pleasantly surprised here.