Die besten Restaurants mit Restaurant Essen in Rheinsberg

At the end of our visit to Rheinsberg we took the 5-lake exit today. The staff was very attentive and friendly. I can only recommend this tour…👍

The vegetarian side of the menu is (I hope) vegan. I found it very tasty and cheap.

Fantastic family evening! There were twelve of us for dinner. Already on the lovingly designed path to the restaurant you feel welcome and that people here work with a lot of love for the guest. The atmosphere is beautiful: rustic, small, cozy, a fire burned in the warm room. Whether drinks at the bar or dinner at the table, we immediately felt at home! Super nice, attentive waitresses, with a smile on their faces and in the mood to joke. Very tasty food and selected wines at fair prices, without the prices leaving you wanting! On the contrary, we enjoyed ordering, feasting and drinking to our hearts' content. For me it's a must the next time we're in the region!

Great for a weekend break or a longer stay

Very nice owners and good food with fair prices We'd love to come back

Clean, uncomplicated transaction. Quiet. ☺️ Price-performance ratio is completely appropriate. The facilities are great. Mosquito protection available for the summer. Was a wonderful retreat and relaxing stay. View of the lake and your own terrace 🫠 I'd love to come back. Even for longer.

Looks beautiful even in the dark. Day 2 we were asked if we were hungry for anything? Yes caper dumplings.....taraa there were caper dumplings. And should I tell you something else, they were really tasty 😋. Thanks

Dieses Hotel gibt es nicht mehr.....hatte gebucht über Booking....die hätten die Leute einfach anreisen lassen. Nicht mal Booking wusste Bescheid. So etwas geht gar nicht! Eigentlich minus Sterne.....doch das geht nicht.

We were there in October. The facility is beautiful. The hotel room was nice and big. We had plenty of space and the bathroom was also clean and chic. We were also very happy with the food, varied selection, something for everyone. When registering, you had the feeling that the receptionist was reciting the text he had learned, so I was missing something relaxed. Unfortunately, there was no mention of the meal times, which we only found out in the restaurant, and that we also had to "register" at what time we wanted to come. It wasn't dramatic, but I would have liked to have known about it in advance. We were there with a small child and we chose the hotel because of the children's options. Unfortunately, we were a bit disappointed with the organization of the play area. The play equipment is not necessarily in the best condition. The upholstery is already broken and worn. Behind the climbing frame there are lots of wool mice. There was no one who paid attention in the meantime. Older children climbed onto the scaffolding (no wonder everything breaks.) The trampoline broke on the first day. So you couldn't use it for the rest of the week. It was cordoned off, the barrier tape was broken after a short time due to very wild children. After several reports (2 parents independently of each other, one of the children jumped and fell) to the reception, it was then replaced. We still used the area, but it was a shame that the damage was there. You also pay a lot of money for it. Security is also a big aspect. My son still had fun. I would have liked there to be someone who could keep an eye on the room, especially the kids who are completely crazy. Of course, this is also the parents' job, but if the little ones are run over by the big ones and the big ones jump around like crazy on the devices, I don't think that's okay. There is a lack of any respect for other people's property. Unfortunately, I also think it's a shame that they charge €8 per day for parking, the parking lot wasn't necessarily up to date. And honestly, how else do you get to the hotel if not by car...? (Yes, there are certainly other options, but the car is probably the most common) You pay quite a bit for your stay, so I think the parking fee is a bit excessive. The swimming pool was also nice, although it was icy water one day, but that wasn't the case the next day. We really liked that. All in all, still a nice vacation.

It's closed, whether permanently or just on Mondays, I have no idea.

It's a shame that the restaurant is closing. The food there was always very, very good.

Went to Seeblick for lunch today. Since we didn't know exactly when it would open, we arrived half an hour early. But we were still served immediately. The food was delicious and the portions were large. It tasted like mother's. Really good home cooking and really freshly prepared. The menu is manageable but there should be something for everyone. The price-performance ratio is quite okay for today's times. It's easy to talk to the operator, a nice 77-year-old lady who does everything herself. Finally, we took three pieces of cheesecake with us for coffee. We'll definitely like it too, it certainly looks delicious. Everyone's tastes and requirements are different, but we were completely satisfied. Would love to come back. The two Berliners with a dog

If the café is closed, you could also temporarily note this on billboards in the city and not, like the last Assi, shout it out the window at potential guests.

Ate roasters with potato salad. Price for the roast with rolls €3.80 and for the potato salad €3.00. First I want to rate the potato salad. So in terms of taste, it's a potato salad from Lidl or something similar spiced up with home-cooked potatoes, which doesn't improve the taste. So for a snack bar that fought for its existence underground. You can eat the roast but you think it could be better. I then ate a Thuringian Roster down at the Yachthaven and it was much better.

We have been to this restaurant very often and have never been disappointed. See you next time. 👌