Came for lunch here because of great reviews. However, the whole experience was disappointing. We were informed that only pizza was available that day when we were entering the garden. The garden itself is beautiful. We ordered beers and one pizza. Somehow, waitresses forgot or misplaced our pizza and we were waiting for more than hour to get Margherita pizza. Felt hungry and unhappy, can’t recommend this place. The whole lunch ended up with packing pizza for takeout as we were afraid we won’t catch the train.
We spontaneously went there on a Tuesday evening without a reservation – a group of three. We started with soy eggs and kimchi. For our main courses, we had two chicken peanut dishes and one veggie sesame dish with braised beef on top. The food was delicious, the portions were generous, and the service was friendly. Definitely recommended.
We were a couple dining at this restaurant and left our coats with the staff at the cloakroom. Upon leaving, one of our coats was missing. The staff's response was extremely hesitant to offer any assistance or help. Furthermore, the "No liability for lost or stolen coats" sign was unprofessional, as the coat had been actively taken by the staff.
Overall, a very disappointing experience, which we did not expect in this category. We will not be returning to this restaurant.
A very typical Bavarian inn with good food and friendly, efficient service. We had a reservation, which was all fine, but we didn't like our table very much. We were promptly given a different one. It was very busy and quite noisy, but we could still have a conversation. Definitely recommended.
The food was very plentiful and tasted good.
The staff seemed unenthusiastic, probably because there were few guests. Getting a hot drink was impossible.
Parking is difficult in the summer, as there's a very nice, romantic beer garden that's usually very busy. The whole atmosphere is rustic, a very beautiful building.
It's great that you can bring your dog.
All in all: recommended.
The staff probably had a bad day; it happens.
Quaint, cozy atmosphere. The main dining room is on the first floor of a narrow half-timbered house, directly below the Imperial Castle.
The pulled pork shoulder and Nuremberg sausages were delicious.
Beer at €4.60 for 0.5l is also reasonable, especially considering the location. Unfortunately, they don't have any Nuremberg beer, only Augustiner from Munich.