Very delicious German food. Reservations strongly suggested! You can request to dine in the cavern…read more I got the venison special and the steak was cooked well with no gamey taste. The pork spare ribs were fall off the bone with a good char that gave it so much flavor. The steak & pork skewer also came out delicious. I tried the chestnut soup sounds weird but it was so delicious. It was slightly sweet and warm. We also ordered the gluhwein seeing as they won an award last year for it and it was one of the best I had in Germany. I preferred the red over white gluhwein. Staff was friendly.

This is a charming little restaurant and bar on the outer edge of the old city. We passed it while…read moreon a walking tour and decided to come back for a beer. I feel this is a place that local residents come to eat and drink somewhat away from the prime tourist eateries.

Beautiful atmosphere and friendly staff Thank you for…read morehelping us choose delicious local cuisine

Wow! This place did not disappoint…read more From the attentive service, the great vibe and atmosphere, to the outstanding food...no wonder this place is always busy. I highly recommend making a reservation, especially if you have a bigger group. They have an extensive menu and can recommend the Schaufele and the Schmankerlpfanne (I know that's a mouthful)....it was definitely our best meal in Rothenburg. And be sure to try their selection of schnapps.

I did a bunch or research with menus because i really wanted Käsespätzle while i was in Germany . I…read morelooked like rain so i ended up sitting inside. The server was excellent! This review is not about the service. Sitting inside gave me a direct Birds Eye view into the kitchen... unfortunately. After ordering I had to watch the person in the kitchen, while preparing foods, eating and licking his fingers. It completely ruined my meal!! The taste wasn't bad at all but i was already too thrown off having to watch this the entire time i was there. I'm super bummed, my 20$ meal was left on the plate.

Visited in a recent trip to Germany. Great atmosphere, food, and service. It was a nice place to…read moretake a break and enjoy a genuine German dining experience.

This place came recommended and it did not disappoint. The waitress spoke perfect English and was…read morevery friendly. There's a limited menu, but everything on the menu looked great. It was way too much food so we got 2 to-go plates. We paid with credit card. Bathrooms were modern and clean. It got very busy at 1200, so arrive early or make reservations!

Very good authentic German food. Cozy environment. Located on a lovely street. Pleasant staff…read more Service was fast. Food was hot.

Great people and service. Not too mention the best Weisse beer, Gutmann! They focus on good service…read moreand taking care of their customers. Make a reservation.

This charming little restaurant was wonderful! We were late for lunch and the owner/operator…read moreseated us anyway and we had delicious Pork Knuckle and the Smoked Fish salad! Soooo good and he was so nice and the service was very quick. Just one note which we was not even aware of, they close for lunch at 2:00pm, not 2:30.

Quaint inn just outside the walls of Rothenburg. I booked my stay fairly last minute and was…read moreoverall pleased. Free breakfast and parking available. Enough English spoken by staff to get by. Room was clean, spacious, and affordable. Cozy!

I have been to this small restaurant in the Gasthof so many times that I cannot even begin to…read moreremember. I would divert my route or even just drive to the town to eat here. Casually known as the Potato Restaurant, the potato is king here. The potato and garlic soup is a must have for the first course. Then save room. The main servings are LARGE. I highly recommend the Schweinshaxe, a German dish, which is a roasted ham hock or "pork knuckle". The ham hock is the end of the pig's leg, just above the ankle and below the meaty ham part. It was blue-collar and poor peoples' food so it is a cheap cut that is cooked for a long time. It is one of the 2 best I have ever had. They speak English and other languages in this casual place. If you go during tourist season it can be packed. If you are not used to German food, then you may want to steer away from the sauerkraut casseroles as the sauerkraut is delicious, but quite strong. This is not the type of place for a fast-food lover. Order a full meal, with beers, and you are here for at least one to two hours of non-stop eating and drinking and you will be so stuffed you will have to walk for an hour or if you are staying close by, a nap is definitely in order.