Excellent device and food. Waitress was helpful and attentive throughout our dining experience…read more Three of us enjoyed the Jägerschnitzel and Spätzle. My grandchildren enjoyed their dishes as well.

Excellent food. If you are nearby, you have to go! Very quiet unassuming place, but food was all…read morefresh and the workers there were awesome

Traditional German food in a nice setting. Good selection of food items on the menu. Service was…read moredecent. Overall a nice experience.

We took a tour of Neuschwanstein and had time afterward for a beer. I thought a Breigarten would be…read morenicer than the snack shack near the parking lot Poor choice. With an empty restaurant we waited 15 minutes to order. After 30 min and one beer I told a waiter in German that we had to go to meet our bus. He said 'just wait' and left for another 5 minutes. I just left the money on the table and walked out Turns out our bus was late and I had enough time to have a beer at the Bavarian pizza and burger shack near the parking lot. The staff was great, tables clean and I saved over a buck on the beer

Good solid traditional Bavarian food and service. Note for US travelers: no credit cards.read more

Another dining option if you are by the castles near Hohenschwangau…read more We ordered soup and tried their Schweinshaxe (Pork Knuckle)... both were really good and tasty. It was a late dinner for us so we got seated by the indoor part of their biergarten.

We ate lunch here after touring Neuschwanstein castle. They were able to seat our spur of the…read moremoment small crowd, get us fed in a timely manner, and the food was delicious! I had the excellent goulash and bread. Our friend had schnitzel and it was better than any I had in Austria. We ordered sweet pancakes and applesauce for dessert, and our friend got apple strudel. Both were fantastic. Memorable and delightful experience!

Lovely way to end a busy day exploring Konstanz and Meersburg! Stopped in after dinner for…read morechocolate cake and some beers. It was such a hot day and it cooled down a lot before the rain came through so sitting on the river was pleasant and enjoyable. We enjoyed sitting outside in the garden. The service as fast and prices were cheap!!

I had a great time during my day trip to Konstanz, half of which was spent at Hafenhalle! This…read moreestablishment consists of 2 parts: a proper restaurant located inside which extends outdoors onto a patio, and a biergarten located just next to that. PROS: 1) Large selection of Bavarian biers on tap: more than I cared to count or remember! 2) Prices are cheap: 3 Euros for 500 mL, 6 Euros for 1 L. 3) Outdoor seating right on the water! 4) Free wi-fi! CONS: 1) Absent & unhelpful service: I ordered a bretzel that unfortunately never came. Our waitress didn't charge us for it either, but I saw her write it down with the rest of our order? Apparently they also have an English menu that she failed to tell us about. 2) Weird menu hours: It's true we were here at a strange dining time of 3:30pm (the lull between lunch and dinner). However, they had a very limited menu for this time of the day, and the snack stand at the biergarten also stopped serving food! I really wished our waitress could have come through with that bretzel... Overall, I blame the cons on my inability to speak German, and I wouldn't mind coming back to enjoy more biers and that lovely view of the lake & dock!

Unique medieval style restaurant in central Fussen!…read more They were a little hesitant to seat me at first since I was dining alone, but after a few minutes of confusion they finally sat me. I'm not sure if they would have if it wasn't a quiet night? Regardless, the restaurant was very traditional Bavaria and had exactly the vibe I was looking for with long wooden tables and medieval decor. I ordered the vegetable soup and it was perfect on a cold night. Service was meh but wasn't a big deal. Again, I was looking for a traditional Bavarian restaurant and this gave me what I was looking for.

One of our favorite memories!! And my most favorite German meal- pork cordon bleu. Oh my gosh, do…read morenot hesitate!!! And the dessert was amazing also. Great service, you feel like you're in an old medieval tavern!

Our friends booked a stay for all of us at this country inn. We drove up late at night and…read moreimmediately felt that we would have a good stay at this quaint place. Frau Zeh, the wife of the owner welcomed us personally, made sure that we had dinner, keeping the kitchen open for us, and also made sure that we were comfortable with our rooms. The rooms are rather basic, but scrupulously clean and comfortable. Beds were typically German: two mattresses in a double frame, two blankets. We had breakfast buffet and menu-fixe, three course dinner included. The breakfast was beautifully laid out with local cheese and meat offerings, the best soft-boiled eggs I've had in a while, breads and fruit, coffee, tea, in a word everything you could ask for in a hearty mountain breakfast to sustain you for the hikes of the day. Dinner was always delicious, and for me always vegetarian, something I really appreciated. You can order wine or beer (you're in Bavaria after all), Odl (a local Kraeuterschnapps of sorts, cures everything) or cocktails extra. We were there for a Friday evening of Bavarian and Austrian (it's only a few kilometres away) music; they had a full house and we were treated to a lovely evening. I've saved the best for last: we were leaving very early, before the kitchen opened in the morning, and Frau Zeh made sure that we had breakfast/lunch sandwiches, fruit, water and orange juice for our journey. How many hoteliers and innkeepers do you know who will offer you this? If you go for hiking or skiing, we heartily recommend that you give Gasthof Aggenstein the opportunity to make your vacation a success. Danke vielmals und auf Wiedersehen!

A local favorite that is off the beaten path. I've been here twice now. Every dish on our table…read morelooked tempting. The prices were definitely appropriate (not overpriced like at many places in the old town). I don't know what the other negative reviewer is talking about: the food is fresh and delicious. My Bavarian friends also agree (it's how I learned of the place). It is like eating at your grandparents' house including the scolding one gets one when doesn't finish their dish. I was reminded that one can order half portions, which is a real plus if you have a small appetite. Also practical for those on vacation/holiday who want to try as many dishes as possible without feeling overstuffed or buying a full meal. The room is cozy and the beer selection is pretty large (Bavarian beers, not craft beers FYI). There is a beer garden and the menu is also in English. In a nutshell: A hidden place for authentic German food with a slightly gruff proprietor (adding to the authenticity). Worth a little jaunt to the west side of town.

In an expensive town with more closed shops and restaurants/cafes in the winter than open ones, we…read morefound a gem of eateries. This is a quaint and comfortable place with only 5 tables and a four-seated bar. The cook waits, cooks and serves the delicious food with gusto and class. Very delicious cuisine and excellent portions regardless of the low price. I cannot say enough for the care and craft this man puts in his cooking. Simply try it. It's wonderful. P.S. This is a real guest review. I am currently eating a flank steak in porcini mushroom sauce and four cheese penne. Best meal I've had since Italy. (Best meal ever!!! -- reviewer's wife)

I can not recommend this place enough. It is very small, which simply adds to the charm. The…read morewaiter/chef/bartender/owner was super nice. And the food was amazing. We had a cheese sampler, the perch with parsley cream sauce and grilled flank with a mushroom sauce. All accompanied by a great bottle of wine. Don't keep looking, eat here!

We ate here with friends last week, who stayed at the place next door. Very nice athmosphere, great…read moreambiance, it is a popular restaurant but it doesn't feel crowded or noisy. Food great, we had Flammkuchen which is an old German dish, sort of like a very thin pizza. So nice they offer such specialities on the menu next to the common dishes. You get your money's worth. Our friends really wanted a certain dessert, which they didn't have, which is a real shame, but the rest of the options were yummy as well. We had a lot to catch up with, with our friends, so we stayed for hours and were the last to leave the place. They never gave us the feeling we should leave, or order more drinks etc. They made you feel very welcome. Sidenote, the waiter(s) also speak English, not just German. I will make sure to eat here again next visit I make to Oberstdorf.