Die besten Restaurants in Bad Bramstedt

Delicious food and beautiful views of the lake from the golf course

Tasty but expensive and you have to take it with you

Mega good service and super delicious food!!

Staff really love the food, it tastes great and it's just perfect

Very good kebab and nice lady working there.

Great salads, great bruschetta and delicious pasta. That was a pleasure today. Thanks

What a positive surprise in Bad Bramstedt. Even though it is unfortunately not very conspicuous, the joy of the experience is even greater. The price range is high but the quality of the food justifies it. A very friendly, family atmosphere completes the experience. I will definitely eat here more often!

The food was very tasty, the restaurant is very small but authentic.

The 1-10€ stated by many are outdated. 10-20 is more realistic!

Fun pub with a fun atmosphere. Very nice hosts

Very good tasting food... Starting from the starter, main course and dessert... Price is high, but justified... If you like good traditional German cuisine, this is the right place for you... Seasonal specialties as well as classics... To be recommended without exception 👍🙋

We particularly enjoyed the starters “Grilled feta with tomatoes and onions” for 11 euros and “Eggplant-feta rolls gratinated in tomato sauce with cheese” for 12.50 euros, see photos. Also see tzatziki. There was even a “dessert greeting from the kitchen”, see photos, very tasty. Dessert “Ice cream with angel hair” for 6 euros. One star deducted because the gyros dish and the ice cream weren't that tasty. Overall, a Greek that is recommended.

Friendly and delicious. Ingredients good, sauces good, free composition good. Everything fits here.

Very good kebab. Super tasty. The salads are fresh and you can feel it while eating the dish, the bun for the doner kebab is baked just right, there are two types of meat - veal and chicken - plenty to choose from. Very good sauces. Very nicely served on a wooden tray, plus a wet wipe to wipe your hands and usually napkins. The size is just right, at least for me. The price is just right for the size and taste. I can confidently recommend this place for a quick and tasty meal.

My husband and I got Croques once, shortly after the reopening, and weren't very impressed. Neither from the shop, nor from the staff and not at all from the croques. But now that "Der Holländer" can also be found in the shop and I don't always feel like going to Henstedt-Ulzburg when we feel like wings etc., we wanted to try it out. The restaurant has changed a lot, much cleaner, brighter, friendlier, a completely different atmosphere. The staff super friendly. The first time we had the weekend bucket for 2 and 1 croquet and Joppie sauce for each. And it was extremely tasty. We have never had such great fries when a dish was delivered to us or when I picked it up. However, the amount of fries was far too much for us and next time I will ask us to only give us one pack of fries. Ultimately, it's a shame if the second pack ends up practically completely in the trash. However, the second Joppie sauce we ordered was missing, which was a shame. My husband, who didn't know this sauce yet, also found it so delicious and we had to limit ourselves a lot. A short time later a second visit had to take place because the first time there was no Frikandel, which I had told my husband so much about. He had the Frikandel Special and I had a Frikandel without anything because I really like eating it with Joppie sauce and fried onions. The frikandel was great, the bun, a burger bun, not really, because it had been in the oven for far too long and was therefore bone dry (even for my husband, who had it complete with sauces). Here you should consider whether you might want to use hot dog rolls. We also had tingling and shawarma chicken fries, which we shared. Unfortunately, the accompanying herb remuladen dip was missing from the tingling. But luckily we still had tartar sauce at home. The Cribbling were great, the Shawrama Chicken Fries weren't quite to our taste. Here they are not chicken fillet strips as described, but the whole thing is more reminiscent of pulled pork (in this case pulled chicken) in sauce and the whole thing poured over the fries. As a result, the fries were completely soggy and the entire dish was more of a mush. If the description says that you get fillet strips, then you should be able to identify them somehow. The taste was good, but the fact that it was all mud didn't leave a nice mouthfeel. We'll try one or two fries creations at some point (I really like the Tokyo fries), but if there aren't any fillet strips to be seen here, we'll probably limit ourselves to the chicken dishes in the future. But since we like the store so much, we will definitely give the other areas such as pizza, pasta and croque another try. I just give the team a little tip: Please give the customer everything they have ordered or what goes with the dish. The fact that something was missing on 2 of 2 visits was a little disappointing.