After the trek up and down the castle, we were starving and stopped by the restaurant for a late…read morelunch today (Christmas Day). Even though it was 3pm in the afternoon, the place was packed and we had to wait in line to get a table. I can't imagine the craziness during the summer season. The most delicious thing I've had so far in Germany is the roasted pork knuckle. I had it yesterday and had to have it again today. The pork meat is so flavorful and the skin is cooked to a crisp, mouthwatering crunch. The pork knuckle is pretty big and probably can be shared between two people, but I'm a fata*s and can gobble that whole thing up by myself. The dish comes with sauerkraut and two potato dumplings. The potato dumplings were also delicious and goes well with the sauerkraut. If you've never had pork knuckles, now's the time to try it. I haven't quite seen these back in the States before.

We don't recommend eating here at all!!They definitely need to learn how to…read more 1) make a salad. How hard is this? It was soggy and tomatoes were old. The potatoes on the side were tasty though. 2) spaghetti with meat sauce. Another one to avoid. Had some tiny pebbles in it to make it crunchy. 3) soup was horrible. Where are they getting these recipes? 4) fried fish ?! Another one to avoid. It was nasty. Best item served: side of bread for the soup. Very fresh.

This cafe's food tasted really good after a tour of the castle. It is located after the souvenir…read moreshop and before the castle exit. We had hot goulash in 30deg weather in late November. It warms you to the bones. The soup had generous servings of tender beef and vegetables. A welcome addition to my diet after so many days of pork, processed sausages and bratwurst. The pretzel tasted freshly baked. The dining area was clean, well maintained and with spectacular views of the German countryside. Can't miss.

Great little place to dine before or after a visit to the Snow White castle in the Bavarian Alps…read more My favorite thing was actually the apple strudel - the best we had in Germany! Do NOT skip it! It's a small place and reminds me a tad of a diner in NJ but the service was great and fast, and the food was tasty traditional German food. Definitely recommend!

I stopped by Ludwigs Stüberl near Neuschwanstein Castle and had their Kaisermarrn as a snack. It…read morewas more than expected in terms of portion given it was "small", although the price justified the amount (but I thought it was because it's in a tourist area). I couldn't fully tell if it was freshly made, given the dish came out really quick and that some pieces felt tough/dry. However, most of them were really soft /smooth and enjoyable. The apple sauce was quite nice: not overly sweet or sour. It was comforting so I'd give it 8/10 overall.

This ia great place and very tasty. The service was good…read moreand efficient. Their menu is very traditional so if you want to eat something German, this is your place. The restaurant is clean and you can see the kitchen from the outside. The dessert layout looks amazing and I am sire that it does not disappoint. The windows are big allowing the natural light to shine inside the restaurant. They have other options but this option is for a sit down hot meal.

We had an amazing view of the castle while we enjoyed our breakfast here. And although our…read morebreakfast was complimentary as part of the hotel stay, it was still a pretty good spread and provided us with plenty of options. The staff were friendly and service was great.

Another restaurant experience where you just wonder why we can't do things a different way in the…read moreU.S. A lovely place, with few tables. We had soup and crepes and both were tremendous. There are very few tables inside, so if you are there during poor weather, you may need to try back. But this place is worth it if you can get in!

Nice bio organic option in the area but be careful coming when it's a busy time of day! I was here…read moreat 1:30pm (13:30) and as i arrived, all of the tables filled up outside. They have 5 tables outside and only 3 inside. Good selection of food, crepes, sweets, drinks (both hot and cold) and plenty more. However, just to order very simple food and drink it took a bit of time. They have no kitchen just soup, crepe, baked goods, drinks etc as a cafe should but they have a deep enough menu.

I took a little break here while waiting for my train when I visited Neuschwanstein. The cakes and…read moresweets are terrific! I ordered the traubleskuchen, which is a traditional cake along with iced coffee. That cake was amazing! I've never had it before so I was really happy to discover something new. It's got currants and meringue and a layer of cake. I loved it! I also bought a box of truffles to take with me and my boyfriend and I enjoyed them very much. If tables outside are free I recommend it as it's great to watch the little town buzz by.

They do not start serving their waffles and crepes until about 10:30. Before that it is a basic…read morebreakfast buffet. Wait until 10:30! The crepes at this place are amazing! We had a very friendly waitress who spoke English and was very helpful. This place is a great late breakfast/brunch stop while you're in Fussen.

Nice cafe in the walking part of town. The service was quick and our cappuccinos were delicious. We…read morehad a table by the street and were outside but still out of the rain. I recommend Caffé Lucca.

Wonderful coffee, great location. Super friendly staff and real baristas. Besides a cappuccino with…read morea homemade cattucini I had a Affogato, which is a white truffle ice with espresso on top. To die for! Self service is ok for me, a great place to be with a good view over old town of Füssen. 5 stars. Thx!

The Helmer House and restaurant are newly renovated. This family owned & operated establishment is…read morestaffed by nice people that really take care of their guests. Each meal felt like you were eating at family member's house. We ate several meals here over three days, and each one was good.