As an American of German descent, I will never pretend to understand the Germans. But I sure do…read morelove German food and when the dollar is low compared to the euro, I like a reasonable meal at a sane price. Service in Germany is not the same as service in the USA, so do not come to Stoevchen for the service. Come for the flammkuchen which is only 3.90 for the classic tarte with sour cream, hamand onion. A side salad is only 2.65, and a Radler is 2.50. It is a student type place but well worth it for Americans who are open minded and not expecting the service they have come to rely on in the USA. Also, most of the schnitzels are only 4.00. I have given prices in euros. I love this place, and it is open for breakfast, too. Knowing German will make it a bit easier for you to appreciate Stoevchen.

Bar with a very nice atmosphere. The Flammekuchen are quite nice and cheap. The waiters were always…read morehelpful.

Pretty good spot with a nice shaded outdoor eating area, perfect for a warm sunny day. The…read moreMaltauschen ("German ravioli," as it's sometimes called, although in reality it's more like German cannelloni) was a bit tough-skinned, IMHO, but very tasty, and the beer selection is quite good. It certainly is a solid choice if you are in Karlsruhe.

As a northerner being on a business trip in Karlsruhe is the perfect excuse a for serious southern…read moreGermany food coma. My colleague and I were on a mission to find good wine and delicious Käsespätzle. And at Lehners we did find both. Lucky us. We got even more lucky because it was one of the rare early summer nights (in May!) so we were able to sit on the large summer terrace outside. The restaurant is located in a pedestrian area so it does not get too noisy. But is seemed to be a very popular place so be early or better don't mind to share a table. Due to the busy night the service took some time, but the wine arrived well chilled and the food still hot so we were two happy campers. I definitely recommend eating out here. There prices are really moderate and all the meals around us also looked very delicious.

Ich liebe Café Endle so sehr dass ich immer wieder von Amerika aus bei ihnen bestelle .read more

Die Confiserie Endle stellt schöne und qualitativ hochwertige Desserts…read more her, leider sind sie nichts für uns (was wir sehr schade fanden, da die Ware durchgängig sehr gut ist), da wir alles viel zu süß und deswegen nur begrenzt genießbar fanden. Der Service ist schnell und freundlich und der Cafébereicht ist sehr angenehm. Wir können die Confiserie empfehlen für diejenigen, die sehr süße Desserts mögen. Für dieses Publikum ist die Confiserie Endle bestimmt ein Paradies. Komplettes Review mit Fotos in unserem Blog http://alphafuchs.com/2013/02/17/confiserie-endle-karlsruhe/

Located in a section of a former Army base, it's not the easiest find, but it's worth it when you…read moreget there. We were seated outdoors and the evening was lovely, the service was prompt and friendly. We enjoyed the roasted pork most of all. The sides - potatoes, veggies were delicious and fresh. Not expensive, mostly a local haunt, and I promise you you'll really. really like it.

A hidden gem. All locals. No tourists except German ones staying at nearby hotel. Most dishes are…read morenot classical German fare. Moderately limited menu but that is made up by quality.Try surprisingly good appetizer of dates, wrapped in bacon then broiled and served over light couscous . Other notables: roasted potatoes with quark sauce (sort of like very mild tsadziki) on the side. Their roasted potatoes are fantastic: approaching those in older Grecian island restaurants (pre-French fries). Sliced pork topped with sage leaf and bacon good. several vegetarian options. Change of pace Piña Colada served with large slice of fresh pineapple. Weekly specials vary. Music outstanding. Indoor / outdoor seating.

Wanted to try some German food while in Germany and we went there to have late lunch. The lady…read morethere doesn't speak much English but she tried her best to explain the menu and communicate, kudos to that. The food was so amazing. I believe the husband cooks and I must say he does cook well. My wife and kids loved their food. The sitting area looks like a dungeon or tunnel from world war era and it speaks so much history. I always support mom and pops and when you add that good behavior, everything seems good. Ohh yes, they do take credit cards...such a relief for international travelers.

Had a great experience dining in this unique quaint restaurant when I was in Landau. We had a huge…read moregroup, probably close to 30 people, basically the whole department come for a Christmas dinner. Everything was very well coordinated. I had some help from my colleagues ordering the food- got schnitzel and it was amazing! They have gowns that you can dress up in the attic and we had to do it. It was so much fun! Definitely a very memorable experience