Die besten Restaurants mit Deutsches restaurant Essen in Halle (Saale)

Delicious food in a family environment!! Great outdoor area and very nice operators.

We made reservations for our 70th birthday. The staff was very attentive and friendly. The dishes were a feast for the eyes and the palate. The children's menu, designed as a coloring book, was well received by the six-year-old granddaughter. We will recommend this restaurant. Many thanks to all employees 🫶

Super tasty, very friendly service. Always happy and highly recommended!

A fantastic restaurant with charm

The food is excellent, the service is pleasant, only the opening hours. I highly recommend

And returned here again with joy, for joy and with friends. The restaurant is rightly in my Halle top 3. It is round and closed. Delicious, apparently changing dishes meet great service in a cozy environment. Very nice. Update: Guys, GOOGLE asked and I like reviews when I'm dating. Therefore, in a large family gathering we have the finest gastronomy!!! can experience. Service, food, ambience, still magical and still with heart and joy. And delicious.

Cozy and friendly staff. Food tasted great. Good German cuisine. A lovely little room for family celebrations - highly recommended.

Friendly service, good food and a well-decorated dining room.

Cozy atmosphere that invites you to linger. The service was very attentive and courteous and always cheeky. The food was very tasty and sufficient. Everyone has had enough. We'd love to come back.

Classic schnitzel in all variations and for every taste, the best German cuisine with friendly service. Scores 5 points!

When we arrived there were only about 10-15 people in the restaurant. When we left the restaurant, about 50% of the seats were occupied. Nevertheless, there were disproportionately long waiting times for drinks and food. The Mediterranean gnocci pan was floating in oil, the gnocci were either raw or rock hard. The rosemary was so dominant that other flavors hardly had a chance. Very unfortunate. The service took it back and offered us a creme brulee to make up for it, which we found very accommodating and friendly. Unfortunately, it was ice cold (fresh from the fridge), the “caramel crust” was completely burnt and correspondingly bitter. What annoyed us most was that this “compensation” was also included on the bill at €8.00. Unfortunately, a schnitzel dish was just as disappointing because some of the breading was burnt. In addition, the schnitzels, in their uniform size and shape, were very reminiscent of ready-made products from the refrigerated shelf. The women's toilet was only moderately clean. But you should always end with something positive: the breaded mushroom heads as a starter were very tasty. My conclusion: we won't go to the potato house again.

The beautiful old jug that invited poets and thinkers and hosted popular events. Festivals take place here and birthdays are celebrated. We held a funeral service. There was goulash soup, tomato soup, bread, cold plates, tea, coffee, fruit and cake. I myself come from the catering industry and what was offered was bad! The goulash soup was completely over salted. If I had paid for the buffet, I would have hired the chef! The soup had enough meat. Onion and soup vegetables were missing. Fresh parsley doesn't cost much and should be added in a small bowl. Just make it friendly. Likewise the tomato soup. It was served after the goulash soup. It was also too salty. The whistle was missing. A fruity component or creme fraiche, croutons, mozzarella. The bread was cut into slices that were too thick. The cake was good, but quite dry. A bowl of whipped cream is included. There is no recommendation from me because I know what would have been possible with a little effort.