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...were there today...ambience was okay...but unfortunately we never got around to ordering...20-30 minutes without even being able to order a drink (beer translates to beer in Bavaria)...when we were so thirsty...😔 ...absolutely unacceptable...I briefly considered getting a "fresh, cold one" from the nearby hotel room upstairs...the waiter was busy, but often returned empty-handed...a menu would have been great at least...but oh well...to cut a long story short...we then quickly went over to the Stöttner Bräu...there, everything went as one would hope in a restaurant with the drinks and also with the subsequent meal...

I'd like to say upfront that I don't understand how the positive reviews came about, because we've never had such a bad meal. We were here on a Saturday evening. The rather small room was completely packed with tables. The noise level was extremely loud. On top of that, waiters and guests kept pushing past our table because the tables were so tightly packed. This meant that we constantly had various buttocks in our faces and on our table. First, our two Aperol Spritzes arrived in two different wine glasses. My husband had a red wine glass, I had a white wine glass. For starters, we had a warm mixed appetizer plate and shrimp in a tomato and feta sauce. The mixed plate consisted of 80% fried zucchini and eggplant. They didn't serve tzatziki. I had to order that and wait an additional 15 minutes for it. For the main course, we each had a Corfu plate. The tomato rice was absolutely soggy, without any vegetables (peppers or similar) and not seasoned at all. The meat was lukewarm. The bifteki was very fatty. We've never left three-quarters of a main course, but that's what happened here. We didn't like it at all. There was no tip for the chaotic service (chairs were balanced back and forth over the guests' heads), by the way. We never do that! I'm not really picky, but this was one of the worst restaurant visits I've ever had. A large portion of the products are definitely not homemade, but from Metro, etc. But they charge hefty prices for them. We paid €91! We can't recommend the restaurant.

All good things come in threes, as the saying goes😅unfortunately, it's not true. This is the third time I've picked up food and each time I've received the wrong thing. Unfortunately, the lady on the phone couldn't understand me at all, and I think that's the reason. This was the last time I'll pick up food here. I'm more than disappointed; after all the good reviews, I can't help but think things will be better. In my opinion, they're overwhelmed and the wrong people on the phone if I can't understand their customers. Even this one star is too many for that.

Yes, inexpensive and friendly service, parking is close but rare

We received such a warm welcome, and it continued throughout the evening. The food was first-class, the ambiance was truly sweetly decorated, with so many details. But what truly crowned our evening was the warmth with which we were served. We arrived as guests, but left as friends. We'll definitely see each other again.

The food is good, but I didn't get what I ordered with my first drink order. I had to get the correct one myself. When I gave the table number where we were seated, they had put the orders on a different table number, which caused a problem with the checkout. It was eventually resolved, but they're making things difficult for themselves. The taste of the food made up for everything.

In het nieuwe Ryouri restaurant heerlijk Vietnamees gegeten. Het is een gezellig restaurant met gerechten uit de hele Aziatische keuken. Voor elk wat wils!

So, to start with: the service is the biggest weakness of this restaurant. Uncoordinated, unprofessional, and at times hectic and overwhelmed. But I can only speak for the day we were there. This may have been an exception. Now for the food: I had the dubious "pleasure" of eating the Schützenpfännchen (sharp pancake), which made it to my table lukewarm at best. My partner got the cordon bleu. As a further addition to the topic of food: We had a reservation for 6 p.m. Sunday! The first thing I heard was that the onion roast beef and steak were sold out. Sorry. This is simply THE Sunday menu in Swabia, and it's sold out. And at prime time when you go out to eat. But hey, that can happen... Never mind. As I already mentioned, my food was lukewarm at best. The pork was barely seasoned, and the cheese spaetzle, in my opinion, were a disaster. I didn't finish it all. My girlfriend's cordon bleu was definitely delicious, but the starch and the remaining cartilage were a minor annoyance. Otherwise, it was good. Service details: If you have to wait an unpleasantly long time before your drink is even served, okay. It can happen. If you then have to wait another long time for your drink to arrive, it's annoying. But if it's the wrong drink, then it's a complete failure. But the icing on the cake: When you complain as a guest and are then told it's the right thing to do, you should smell it. And you let your partner and friends try it beforehand. And you both came to the conclusion: that's the wrong drink. Then it gets embarrassing. And unfortunately, we were no exception in terms of waiting times and coordinating the order of food and drinks. On top of that, we received our side salad first, and the cutlery only minutes later. It's a special experience to have your food in front of you but not be able to eat it. Thank you for that. All in all: Another restaurant with potential, unfortunately once again underutilized. Beautiful location in the forest by the Danube. The concept is wrong, or rather, it wasn't consistently implemented, and there's no discernible passion for gastronomy. Poor processes and poorly trained service staff. Everyone deserves a second chance if the restaurant can survive longer than this year. We'll be happy to try it again next year. All the best for the future.

Twelve of us were there for Sunday lunch. We had a lovely seat on the wonderful terrace. It was packed. The server was friendly and very busy. The drinks arrived quickly. However, I found waiting forty-five minutes for a simple bruschetta to be a very long wait. The lasagna that followed was very good, but tasted little different from other Italian restaurants. However, the bowl was really full here, not just one slice as usual. My eleven "middle eaters" were also satisfied. The tiramisu was a decent slice and also very good. Pizza prices are rather high, but not excessive. I'll blame the wait on the large number of guests. I'll definitely be back.

I give it 2 stars for the games room. Service was a total disaster! Food was below average.

We had salad with turkey strips. It was good, but I've had better. The price would have been perfectly fine, but the salad portion was modest, so... I can't say anything about the rooms. Service was very quick and friendly 🙂

It was a very good stay. Worth a second visit. The receptionist was quick to respond and check-in was quick. She was also kind and courteous. The room was clean, modernly furnished, and all amenities were available, including amenities like coffee and tea, and toiletries (shampoo and lotion). In short, it was a lovely stay, worth a try.

No idea what you're hoping to find there. It's a cafeteria atmosphere, with grandma's tablecloths. The meat on the grill is lukewarm and tough. If you dig under the huge pile of fries long enough, you'll find the grill butter. The tomato cream soup is a boiled-down, tasteless mush. From the beer garden, there's a direct view of the dumpsters and bulky waste. You can even glimpse into the kitchen... the hallway is stacked with full garbage bags. Everything is very appetizing; I certainly won't be back!

Great atmosphere, great pizza, my dish, "Eliano," was good, very nicely presented, but unfortunately there was too little beef and sun-dried tomatoes, and the portion was too small. The taste was very good, though. Unfortunately, all the chocolate cakes in our order had no liquid center, and unfortunately, the presentation was very simple for the price. The service was very friendly and courteous. I used to work in the restaurant industry, and in our case, glasses were only cleared away after the guests had left, whereas in yours, while you were still sitting, you felt like you were supposed to leave. It's a shame, really.

If you Google Restaurant Waldfrieden, the first thing you'll see is "open." Trusting this, without delving deeper into the website, I arranged to meet a few friends there for breakfast on Sunday morning, only to find the doors closed due to the company's holiday. We then walked 200 meters further to the Park Café. There's a rich, inexpensive buffet, and the friendly staff practically tripped over themselves to anticipate our every need.