Die besten Restaurants mit Restaurant Essen in Balingen

The food is great but the service is. Wait 30 minutes for a beer and half of the drinks are gone. Service can only get better.

The food is very good and varied, you can eat very well 👍 👍 there

The “Linde” is an excellent event location. Birthday parties, weddings and events of all kinds can be celebrated here. Please contact TVW for inquiries.

The food is very tasty and the service is always friendly and quick. The ambience is sometimes a bit loud with the music but otherwise very cozy.

Cool reason, there is good home-made snacks here, Staff nice in starched white blouse, Like in old times.

Very nice owners and the food is really always fresh and delicious!! The prices are very down to earth by today's standards. In summer it is especially nice to sit on the terrace. The service is always nice and polite.

We went there for free, the restaurant is permanently closed, unfortunately it's not on the homepage.

The ambiance isn't that special, but the food is very, very good. The service is very friendly. The prices are perfectly reasonable.

Good things: The service was very nice and the food was really cheap for a kebab shop. The drinks were nice and pleasant. Sauce was good. Bad things: it took forever for the food (pizza) to arrive. The edge wasn't even through. The dough wasn't right either. Not much choice of vegetables etc. There was no soap in the toilet and a urinal was broken.

Not what it used to be 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨

A piece of Bavaria in Balingen. Ambience typically Bavarian, food excellent, service very friendly and accommodating. It wasn't the last time we were there.

Very nice bosses, very tasty chicken 🍗 and fries 🍟

It's all ok. Friendly and delicious. Very good roast onion roast. Restaurant is very big.

It's not really tasty. Staff completely rude. I behaved normally last week. Then after 10 minutes an employee comes and says that I pushed my way forward and that I should go to the back immediately. And if I do that again, he'll go with me to the school principal. I tried to explain to him that I didn't push forward, but he insisted that I should go to the back. If you don't have your backpack under the table, someone will come and tell you to put it under the table because someone could trip over it and the aisles are more than 3 meters wide. In addition, the elementary school students are often allowed to go first, which I simply cannot understand, especially since they have a lunch break 5 minutes before the high school and secondary school.