This hofbräuhaus sits at the end of the boat cruise at Salet, the land mass that sits between…read moreKönigsee and Obersee [lakes]. It's about an hour's ride here from the "mainland." Like any bräuhaus, it has outdoor seating with table umbrellas and a deck with views of the lake. Inside is canteen-like, where you walk up an order what you please. We came here on a drizzly day, where the numbers of tourists can be counted on 2 hands. Some reviewers, obviously not from Yelp!, had recommended their smoked fish. We also ordered the child portion spaetzle with creamy mushroom sauce and their local Berchtesgaden Hell beer. It's a smoked whole trout (see pic) that is not overly smoky and easy to eat. It's warmed slightly so that you don't feel like you're eating jerky. It's not bad, but not great; but it's a local thing. Although child portion size, we could easily split the spaetzle for 3 for light lunch portions. The spaetzle was a bit over cooked and dry, but what can you expect from a place that doesn't see many tourists when it's raining outside. The beer was decent but also not great. I guess if there were more tourists and was sunny outside, things may taste better.

Rainy day.. Looking for some nice comfort food.. happened upon this wonderful spot luckily.. great…read moreatmosphere.. great service.. great food.. will definitely eat there again if I am lucky enough to be in the area..

Wir waren im Gasthof Vorderbrand und muss sagen das das Essen ein Traum war so Frisch der Salat das…read moreWienerschnitzel,der Hirschhackbraten mit Beilagen unsere Suppen so Lecker, Der Urige Gasthof so gepflegt, die Bedienungen der Chef wir fühlten uns willkommen hier ist der Gast noch König wir kommen gerne wieder.

From California here..the food was delicious! It's been hard to find great food around Lake…read moreKonigssee, but this restaurant had delicious food. We ordered the grilled shrimp, burger, and grilled trout. All 3 dishes tasted great. We came here on the last day of our visit. If only we had knew about it earlier, we probably would've came for every meal. 10/10 would recommend!

I've been coming to this place well over 45 years now. I first went there when I was working as a…read moreski instructor in Obersalzburg, and they were looking for extras for making a Budweiser Commercial. Since 1973, my wife lived nearby. Every time I go here the place delivers a high quality meal and reasonable prices. Berchtesgaden / Königssee tour was the end of our Germany tour after hitting Normandy's 75th celebration. And after all these years, it was a time to return to the fatherland, and enjoy the mountains. Königssee is a surreal place, quiet, and very peaceful. The Echostüberl has a menu that would delight any one who enjoys good German/ Bavarian food. I ordered the Cordon Blue, while my wife ordered veal medallions. If you ever get up to the best Alpine town since Hitler left it in 1945, be sure to stop and smell and taste the food here.

Absolutely delicious food. My wife and I stopped here for lunch last week, and we were absolutely…read morestarving. So we were really happy when the Hindenburglinde gave us big tasty portions of food. Everything was freshly prepared, so nothing processed or frozen. Which made a really nice change. Ambience is great, and the owners are extremely nice. They also allowed our dog in :-)

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The Golden Bear has excellent Bavarian fare. The mountain style schnitzel with spaetzle was one of…read morethe best meals I had on my trip. We sat in a patio area which was very pleasant. The service was both friendly and quick.

Since this place is right smack in the middle of picturesque Berchtesgaden, you can't really go…read morewrong with dining here since you'll probably be so drawn in to the beautiful surroundings of the town. This is a relatively straightforward local Bravarian pub/restaurant. You have your waiters all in traditional dress and the expected cozy beer house settings. I had a chance to sample their weisswurst/white sausages, which are traditionally served before noon and always freshly made (at the right places). This place did not disappoint .. with the sausages tasting extremely fresh and pairing perfectly with that tasty traditional Bravarian sweet mustard. (Tip: You do not eat the skin of these sausages - locals typically cut the sausage in half horizontally and take the meat out that way). The beer here was also just right and adding pretzels to the mix made the whole experience feel so ... Bravarian. If you're visiting this lovely part of Germany, it's not a bad idea to stop by and sample some of their nice traditional fare. The service was spotty but generally speaking, my experience was very good overall.