Die besten Restaurants mit Biergarten Essen in Würzburg

As always, great food, delicious beer and great service. We'll be back 😀

On Wednesday evening, coming from Freiburg by train, I was happy to find a place to rest. I suffer from a nerve disease (Parkinson's disease) that severely limits my movement. I waited for service for a while. When he came I greeted him with “Hello!” - "You leave the restaurant immediately!" the gentleman snapped at me. "Why this?" I asked. "Because I say so!". No more words were spoken. There is an older guest who was sitting at the next table and can attest to this. - Of course I wasn't rude. - Of course I wasn't drunk, nor did I seem that way. - Of course I had a well-groomed appearance. - Of course you can see my disability when I move. I left the restaurant very offended by this form of Bavarian hospitality. It's not about me. But about 2 things: Firstly, other disabled people should never come to this location. Everyone who has a cross to bear should be spared the fate and secondly: such a place simply cannot exist in Germany in the 21st century. A friend's telephone complaint about this incident only earned him aggressive, primitive insults. I would not recommend this restaurant as a destination to any civilized person. U.Flury, 79115 Freiburg, doctor. (I had to give one star so that the post would be accepted. But that is also completely unjustified!!!)

Delicious fresh beer. The menu on Sunday is clear (pretzels or a little something with the beer would be great....)

Unfortunately there was hardly anything to choose from on the menu. Only the frozen products were possible. When we asked for mayo with the fries, unfortunately none were brought to us. Proud prices for the fact that there was no side salad with the schnitzel. If the beer garden season is already over, then a shortened menu would have been a good option. Unfortunately the toilets are also dirty.

Very nice beer garden with a view of the Main.

A very nice place, but a little too expensive.