Always a good stop for some hearty food. The staff is very helpful to us non-German speakers!…read moreEnglish menus too and reasonable prices for huge portions.

Großartiges Ambiente mit riesigem Biergarten und viel Platz für die kleinen zum Spielen. Genug…read moreParkplätze gibts auch, wen auch die Anfahrt nich ganz einfach ist. Dennoch sehr empfehlenswert für einen Tag im Grünen. Das Essen ist ebenfalls lecker auch wenn die Ansage des Sohn des Wirtes, dass das Schnitzel das beste in der Gegend wäre nicht ganz zutreffend war (etwas fad). Maultaschen und Kartoffelsalat wiederum ganz gut.

After a nice hike up through the trails adjacent to this joint, we decided to reward ourselves with…read moresome old fashioned German eats. There's plenty of outdoor seating with a small, sandy playground nearby. Decently priced meals start at 8€. Adult sized entrees are big enough for the heartiest appetites. I'm talking HUGE plates filled with food. Hubs got the Schnitzel which came with pommes frites and salat. Well seasoned fries.. Salat had a nice dressing and a side of potato salat in there. Schnitzel was perfectly thin and crusted well. The highlight was my cordon bleu. The cheese and bacon in my chicken was moist. I do wish the cheese was more evenly dispersed. Flavor was en pointe! It too came with salat and pommes frites. My friend got the salat with smoked salmon and pork...Great dressing ... Again monstrous portions! I do wish there was more salmon... Then again.. I always wish here was more salmon ;) At the end of the meal, the owner.. maybe manager, came out and made sure we were satisfied and made some light conversation. I think he wanted to practice his English. He's probably the friendliest guy I've ever met at a biergarten. At the end of the meal, he was kind enough to give us some pear schnapps on the house! How generous?! It's worth it to come back here for the kindness alone. With plenty of parking and a nice forest behind it, I can't imagine a better place to spend a Sunday afternoon. Next time, we'll come back for their pies for dessert. Holy cow... They looked amazing! We were just so full from their mountains of food, that we just didn't have the space. Lesson learned... Share entrees and get me some pie next time!

What a great place . Small town hospitality. The food was fantastic. We went there to eat two days…read morestraight. The Radler was smooth to drink . And the Wiener schnitzel was great . Would recommended highly !!!!

Its a very typical Swabian biergarten. I enjoyed dinner here a lot. For beer, I think they have a…read morefew on offer, but the specialty is yeast wheat ale and that's what I got. It was a really lovely beer - my only complaint is that others at the table got twice the amount of foam on top that I got. For food, they have a main menu of all the typical Swabian biergarten foods and but there are also seasonal specials. Right now it's asparagus and strawberries in season, so they were featured prominently. I had a dish of asparagus with crepes and hollandaise, which was very memorable! The asparagus was cooked to this almost creamy consistency while still maintaining the brightness of fresh vegetables. The crepes were buttery and very good. I don't get why it was so expensive though - it was €22 which was more expensive than most of the meat dishes on the menu and it was just a normal-sized dinner. We were in a huge group that reserved the whole restaurant, and for the most part the staff sufficiently managed the big group. There wasn't too long a wait to order and our food came out in a reasonable time.

Came here even though the last review was quite a while ago. We were happy we gave it a try. 100%…read moreGerman. We had the Weiner Schnitzel and the Schwabenstolz, as in everything from the Schweber kitchen. The spatzle and maultasche were outstanding! For the maultasche think, Chinese pot sticker meets German flare. HUGE portions. Had a local Merlot, friendly to all pallets. Our waitperson spoke English and was very helpful. Heads up, cash only!!