For a second day we were able to have local lunch on-shore. Our host recommended Hausbrauerei Domhof, near the cathedral. After our usual walking tour and some window shopping we arrived at the recommended place and got a table. Ms T was not hungry and just wanted a pretzel. I wanted some kind of wurst and found one item that satisfied both; three weißwurst served with a soft pretzel. I wanted something with it and ordered creamy green beans. This was another simple but wonderful meal. I peeled the sausage as we were taught in Münich and ate them with the supplied mustard. The green beans are probably the best I have eaten. They were in a light white sauce seasoned with tiny cubes of ham, bohnenkraut (summer savory) and black pepper. They were absolutely delicious. I make something similar at home with cream instead of the white sauce, but unless I grow my own, I cannot get the high quality, fresh, slender beans that they have. Next time I will copy this version as well as possible. We each drank 0.5L of their house Pilsner which was excellent. Again, we had very friendly and helpful service in a very nice local place. It was another memorable meal on-shore in Germany. read more

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Love the atmosphere and vibe of this place. Outside was great for people with dogs and kids. Lots of space to spread out. Food was great, service was quick and they had both German and English menus. Centrally located you can walk anywhere. Bathrooms were very clean. We want to experience this place at night... the bar was eclectic and watching them brew the beer was pretty amazing. read more

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Always one of favorites when in Speyer. Traditional Palatinate cuisine, great beer, homey atmosphere. This time we sat at the bar because we didn't have a reservation. In the summer we love to sit in the beer garden! read more

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Fantastic local brewery close by one of the key sights in Speyer, the "Kaiserdom". Delicious food with vegan / plant-based foot options and great beer. They have a great atmosphere inside and even better outside in a little beer garden in the backyard. Staff has always been extremely friendly. One of the better options for any vegan / plant-based traveler looking for beer and/or food in Speyer. read more

I ordered the turkey with curry sauce and black rice! I was very good! And had Domhof Pilsner to wash the food down with. read more

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Found this place on Yelp looking for pretzels. We were in port on a Viking River cruise 11/2023. Soups were amazing. Very cute inside. Service was good. Our table of 4 ordered 8 pretzels. 4 to eat with soup and 4 to go. They do charge for butter. read more

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City of Speyer, Germany. Had sweet potato and falafel dish, great. Pilsner, cold Out door under the trees Biergarten on gravel, perfect. Friendly staff If in town, great spot. Eat it! read more

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We had the most wonderful experience here. Service was amazing. Food was absolutely delicious. *Chefs Kiss* We Drank Christmas Beer! Absolutely have to try if you come to Visit! I will definitely be returning. I am so thankful for the great food! The atmosphere during Christmas is absolutely Charming. If you eat on the main floor and use the restroom you'll be quite pleased at the decorations and art along the way. read more

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Food is good and is very traditional. The service is slowwwwwwwww af and like half the ppl act like they don't want to work there. There is an Asian waiter server guy and he was the only one hustling. All the other servers just looked lost and dazed. Food came out at an okay pace and the patio space is spacious and nice. The indoor decor is s little tacky but it's the look that the place is trying to sell so I guess that's fine with me. read more

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Der einzige Anlaufpunkt für Bierliebhaber in der Weinstadt Speyer! Während andere Restaurants die üblichen "Industrieplörren" (Krombacher, Bitburger etc) anbieten, serviert man im "Domhof" vier eigene, vollmundige vor Ort gebraute Biere. Bei dem schönen Wetter empfiehlt sich der Besuch des großen, schönen Biergartens (rechts vom Eingang des Gebäudes), der geeignete Sitzplätze bietet und sowohl Sonnenjünger wie auch Liebhaber schattiger Plätze anzieht. Man wird von einem eigens dafür eingeteilten Kellner zu seinem Platz geleitet, was angesichts des regen Betriebs schon ein wenig dauern kann. Danach ist man aller Zeitzwänge enthoben. ;) - Das Essen ist pfälzisch traditionell, die Speisekarte bietet aber auch Burger und vegetarische Gerichte. Die Preise sind ortsüblich (zwischen €15 und 20 für ein Hauptgericht, auch die Biere sind nicht billig (€4,70 pro 0,5l), aber dafür gut und besonders. Ich empfehle alle Bierstile: Pils, Helles, Hefeweizen und Dunkelbier. Beim Essen fiel meine Wahl auf das "pfälzische Leibgericht": Bratwurst, Saumagen, Leberknödel mit dunkler Sauce, dazu Weinsauerkraut und Graubrot. Für €14,90 in Ordnung, sowohl das den Geschmack als auch was die Menge betrifft. Die Kellner wuseln sich zwischen den Tischen durch und sind freundlich und hilfsbereit. Die beste Location für traditionelles Essen und die einzige für lokal gebrautes Bier! Das eigentliche Restaurant innen habe ich nur kurz in Augenschein genommen: Im Gegensatz zum Biergarten wirkte es etwas dunkel und bedrückend. read more

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I didn't get what I ordered. But what I got was AMAZING and I would absolutely order it again. (Entirely a communications error. I've spent my entire time so far in Germany asking if people I'm interacting with know English, and then they apologize that their English is not so good but they will try.) I ended up with one of the specials that I'm pretty sure is in the same place on a different page than what I was pointing to. It had a perfectly crunchy-on-the-outside pork knuckle, half a crisp, smoked bird (duck perhaps? dark meat, rather fattier than chicken), and a few medallions of some form of beefsteak. The pork was the best but everything was wonderful. And there were some kind of potato dumpling sides, and red cabbage kraut. The thing is, those crisp textures just can't be replicated in any practical way in a home kitchen. This is what I think of the characters eating in a Brothers Grimm fairy tale. Earthy food, prepared excellently. Also split a bowl of pumpkin soup with hubs. It's cool enough here to appreciate a deep bowl of creamy pureed veggie soup, with roasted pepinos to contrast the texture. At home the weather hasn't quite turned, but here it's definitely fall. PS I love that the "authentic" place had modern touches. Our server was wearing a dirndl and Chuck Taylors. The music piped in included Roxette (the Pretty Woman song) and Queen's Another One Bites the Dust. EDIT Went back with hubs, two of his work colleagues, & their wives. Turns out what I got was the Oktoberfest Brewer's plate of 1/4 duck, pork medallions, and a piglet knuckle. Both the other spouses got that this time, and one, who was built like a Qtip, finished it off entire. Hubs, I, & 1 coworker got pork knuckle, which was crispy and delicious and ENORMOUS. The other coworker got a cheesey, noodley dish that he says he gets every single time and loves. Also we got Apfelkuchen for dessert. read more

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Even though the beer garden is nice and with a great atmosphere and the beer are awesome the food was a bit lackluster. I had the schnitzel that came with a not too sweet jam of some red berry and German mash potatoes. The potatoes were great, a chunky and a bit creamy and nice hint of vinegar. But the schnitzel was truly dull, no flavor or just way under seasoned . Also the breading arrived with a big air bubble that separated the breading from the meat. My wife thought the same of her wiener schnitzel, which is the same but with different sides. If i do return it will be for the beer not the food. read more

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After reading the reviews, and knowing we were visiting Speyer's Christmas market, we stopped at Domhof for a quick home-made bier. We snagged a table that was reserved for after we were leaving so there was no problem getting seated/served. The hell bier was not as light-colored as is normal for hell. But it sure tasted great! We'll go back to Speyer to do some walking/shopping, then have dinner and more bier to ensure my bier taste buds are properly satisfied. The restaurant's ambiance is typical German and quite cozy. read more

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Wonderful atmosphere that even includes a small playground for children. We had a wonderful time and the parents even got to sit back and relax and have a beer while the children played. The food was delicious. We will be coming back. Thanks! read more

What's not to love? Beer brewed on site, great food, awesome prices, and an lovely biergarten and restaurant. I was really excited when we came here, just the biergarten alone was stunning and you can even see the Dom zu Speyer in the seats near the entrance. I was blow away after seeing the prices too- reasonable plates from 6,50€ to 14€ (except steak) and the beer was the best prices I have seen at 6,50€ for a Liter! Also, there is a little playground for families :) a MUST when in Speyer! read more

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Typical brasserie in Speyer, even the waitress wear the traditional custom ;-) Large restaurant, suits for group. Very popular so book in advance. Local dishes from the region. Price around 10-15€ with a large beer. Credit card are accepted read more

Very nice place! They had a section of the menu in English so it helped out quite a bit. The restaurant also had a small playground for the kids. Food was good and the beer was great. read more

Great friendly place to have good German food and beer. Reasonably priced and American friendly menus read more

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Our visit to this wonderful beer garden had been nice! The surrounding was wonderful! Food not so! Beer to warm, my Bratwurst dry and rest of the five items of our friends had been nothing but average! Hint , if you take so much in, make sure you have a chef and quality food items' Wurst salad had been average , porky medallion ok not enough gravy , waitstaff didn't check on us, we had to call her several times! Last time of visit read more

Nice and calm garden! Wheat bear was absolutely amazing. The service could be faster and more cautious (but it was on Friday evening = a lot of people). I would recommend this place, if you're staying in Speyer read more

3.5 stars. After a long day of walking and seeing the cathedral nearby, we went into Domhof for dinner. The space has many rooms (this place apparently caters for conferences). There are rooms big enough to cater family dining and a bar for more casual dining. Given the recent snow, the place was quite dirty with wet snow everywhere (not their problem). Even though the place was mostly booked for dinner, the hostess was able to put us at a table to share with others. It was a decent dining experience. I got the hähnchenbrustfilet (chicken breast) baked with little mushrooms and cheese--that was good but a tad too much cheese for me. It came with a kartoffelrösti (grated and fried potato hash brown pancake thing), which was tasty, and a salad (ok). Perhaps it would be a much nicer experience without the snow, the busy holiday season, and a taste of their home-brewed beer. read more

Spaetzle was very good. The big salad was also very good. English menus and servers speak English well. No air conditioning.

Got nothing but love for this place. The prices are reasonable the and portions are definitely larger than what you'll get around in that area. They have their own microbrews and it's pretty tasty. Remember that there's an upstairs when it gets packed downstairs. read more

Great German taste. Two meals one beer one soda and desert. For 38