Die besten Restaurants mit Spielhkebabimbisse Essen in Eltville am Rhein

I can only agree with the latest reviews. Very tasty food. Freshly prepared and served hot. Generous portions

Our visit to the Rheingauer Hof was perfect all around. The schnitzels were crispy, just as you would imagine. I've never had the Cordon Bleu with homemade wild garlic pesto in this combination before and it was super tasty. We would love to come back!!!

Pure smoking bar No trace of food Not recommended for guests from outside

Friendly service Marquee atmosphere Delicious wine It's all ok Gladly again

👍 beautiful view, good food at the foot of the Rheingau even on a normal working day, water for Kai included, we'll be back

Unfortunately it's not the schnitzel you're used to, more like breaded pork steak. Fried potatoes too greasy. Paprika sauce delicious. We were there in winter, the smell from the kitchen was enormous.

A very nice location with good food at reasonable prices. The portions are very generous, so you won't leave hungry.

We ordered two Spaghetti Fruiti de Mare and were served this. A tomato mush with overcooked spaghetti—nothing al tende. The seafood consisted of five or seven small mussel shells, some with mussel meat, and nothing else. The Parmesan cheese was as fine as desert sand, dry and tasteless. Luckily, we had a spoon to eat the mush with. Our complaint to the waitress was ignored. Price per person: an insane €15.50. Our grandson had schnitzel with fries. The fries were thinner than the already thin fries at Mac Donnels and greasy. The schnitzel meat was 3 mm thin and dry. The breading was wafer-thin and peeled off the meat like wallpaper. Our impression was frozen food. Conclusion: Never again.

Medieval Italian, lively, atmospheric...very fine cuisine. Highly recommended.

Great, I love these pizzas because ever since I ordered one I've only ordered the pizza here. The gluten-free pizza in particular tastes so good. It's more of a small ambience for Togo.

Unfortunately the restaurant was closed today (Friday at 7:29 p.m.). We then heard from the locals that the owner was probably not making enough profit and had sold the restaurant. Unfortunately, he probably forgot to change his entry on Googlemaps accordingly. It's stupid if you went there specifically for that reason.

fantastic food, and a beautiful location in the vineyards, but somewhat rustic interiors. Cook Schroer took over an exceptionally located ensemble of houses belonging to the State vineyards. Unfortunately, part of the deal seems to be that he serves mainly or only State vineyard wines - but if you ask, they may make available other choices. Our 4 course menu was excellent - maybe topped by the amuse-geule of avocado/cucumber creme on top of a well-dressed veal tartare. The interior is not fit for a soon-maybe-starred restaurant. They also have a glassed-in patio with simple furniture and great views, and the nicest must be the outside tables. Very kind staff, super service

Exquisite food is served in a beautiful, historic setting (Eberbach Monastery). The prices are a bit on the high side, but the food is outstanding. Disastrous: the poor signage. Finding the restaurant is a stroke of luck.

Unfortunately they close at the end of the year. We would like to see more vegetarian and vegan dishes in the new restaurant

Cafe on a dock with great beer and greater views !