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Best curry fish I have ever eaten. The Peking soup was also very good.

Great seminars, relaxed atmosphere, good lunch

A nice, cozy place where you can eat traditional and seasonal Swabian dishes. Here you can celebrate anniversaries, weddings, birthdays for up to 50 people. Ancient interior - wooden tables, chairs, bar counter made of wood logs, cast iron stove. There are also tables outside, but on the side of the street, which might not be so romantic. There is no parking lot.

The food was quick and tasted quite good, unfortunately the meat was very dry. The waiter was very friendly and always had a good saying. Unfortunately, he didn't have a clear view of the empty glasses. Otherwise we would have drunk a little more. Almost all tables were occupied, which made it difficult to keep track of everything. Unfortunately the dessert menu was very small. I am of the opinion that if a birthday party, which we were, reserves a table, then you should at least have a galaktoburiko or something similar ready and not just a pineapple with cinnamon. Nevertheless, we had a lovely evening in Mykonos. Thank you very much for this.

Very good food, have been there several times. Recommendation yes.

I was there yesterday for the year-end closing with the team from my small company. Highly recommended. Good home cooking, large portions, great service at attractive prices. It's great that something like this still exists. Would love to come back.

Super great rooms, very good breakfast. Delicious food. Great service.

We had our class reunion there yesterday and everyone was thrilled. Food, service, ambience as always impeccable. A top address in Riedlingen. 👍🏻

Price-performance ratio is great, nice atmosphere, nice service. We'd love to come back

We would accidentally go into the wrong entrance, how can you open a restaurant next to a funeral home?? I have to praise the fact that we were allowed to stop in before the regular opening time. Order went smoothly. However, we also noticed the strange smell when entering the restaurant. Some kind of smoky smell, not really pleasant. When I read Wok, I actually hear the clatter of the ladle in the wok as the chef serves the food. That's what I missed here and I didn't see that the food was somehow prepared in a wok. When the food came it looked good at first. But my Peking soup tasted like something different. And so does the curry coconut sauce. There was no sign of coconut and nothing to taste. When we ordered more sauce, it was just pudding. We were full, the duck itself was good. But we won't be coming here again.

We were in the rose garden with a larger group and got a nice place without a reservation. The food was very high quality and the hosts were super nice. The boss brought a few lazy people to our accommodation in his car. Thank you for that.

Located directly on the Danube and a little lower than the street, therefore quite quiet. Nice ambience inside and out. We were served quite quickly and the pizza was tasty.

Best steakhouse in town. Only the best of the best. Hats off.

I'm generally critical of the subject of reviews, but in this case I wanted to write something. I would like to say upfront that I am not reviewing the restaurant and the food here, although the hygienic conditions in the rest of the house do not bode well for the kitchen... Guesthouse rooms, which are located in the same building, are also rented through the pizzeria. I rented one of these rooms for one night and although I've traveled around a lot, I've rarely found a shabbier place to sleep. The rooms were old-fashioned and carelessly furnished, but that wouldn't have bothered me because I only wanted a place to sleep for one night. What was bad was the dirt, the dirty furniture, the dead animals lying on the floor and the stained bed sheets. You didn't want to put your clothes anywhere because all the storage options were dirty and dusty. It also obviously hadn't really been cleaned for a long time. I'm not really picky about the standard when it comes to booking a place to sleep for one night. But it should meet the minimum hygienic standards, especially for 50 euros a night, and you should have the feeling that you can lie down in a clean bed. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to talk to the landlord the next day because I was already wondering how one could rent something like that with a clear conscience for this price and in general. I can only generally advise against taking a room there. If I were to be in the area again in the future, I would look for somewhere to sleep in one of the surrounding towns if necessary.

Very clean mäces, finally a mäces where the cheese had run and the citizen was fresh. This is rare in a Mäcas.