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Freshly prepared, delicious and inexpensive, highly recommended

A restaurant that you can rely on. Price-performance service. Here you can have a good meal without hesitation.

Delicious food - Carlo and staff super friendly - our grandchildren love it there

This evening we went to the Dorfkrug with the family. We were just lucky to get a table without a reservation (Fastnacht, Saturday). The service is A1. The food is delicious, home-style and very filling! Even the best eaters will be satisfied here! Info from service: On busy days there is a slimmed down menu. Depending on the capacity of the kitchen, you can still order dishes from the online menu! The ambience is simple and quaint but still stylish and authentic! Clear recommendation!!!

Very tasty food, great ambience, very friendly and humorous service.

Super friendly people The best kebab with house sauce far and wide

We celebrated my father's 80th birthday. Ordered for 50 people, with the promise of sitting in the large room. Unfortunately that didn't work. The food was good but underwhelming (mainly Turkish food, no lamb). The dessert was clearly not enough, less than 50 glasses. The price per person for the buffet (rice and potatoes as side dishes) is €84. In addition, costs for sinks, table decorations... will be charged. Unopened water bottles (€5.90) ​​that were left on the table were charged. The “champagne reception” was charged at €45 per bottle. The, in my opinion, excessive prices cannot be explained by inflation and can in no way be justified by the location. For a celebration from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on a Saturday, over €5,000 should be paid. We were definitely there for the last time.

Super friendly. Price-performance ratio is definitely right. We went there three times with different friends and everything was great for everyone. I can confidently recommend it.

That's over now. The host is closing... new now Indian

January 7, 2025 I was on the way home and just wanted a quick tomato soup and an apple spritzer. It didn't take long before the friendly waitress came with a bowl of what was supposed to be tomato soup. The contents were just a can of shredded tomatoes warmed up in the microwave. No salt, no pepper, no sugar, no olive oil, no herbs or other spices (except the basil leaf on top)... nothing. Then the cook put the bowl with the canned tomatoes in the microwave and left it lukewarm. The chef showed me as a guest all the contempt he probably has for guests. No thanks... the store won't live long... and they don't have to wonder why... sorry