Went there one weekend to meet friends and ordered the 'Power Breakfast'. For 4,50 EUROS you get a…read moreplatter of wurst, cheese, fresh-squeezed OJ, a hard-boiled egg, coffee or tea and two rolls. Can't beat it! We sat upstairs and enjoyed our breakfast as well as a view of the Weinheim castles. Tip: They are open on Sundays and many holidays.

Weinheim is one of my favorite places to visit when we are in the area. Its not as touristy as…read moreHeidelberg but you can get there with the tram from Heidelberg or Mannheim easily. It has an intact medieval city center, a beautiful palace park with a great playground and walking paths through the surrounding hills. This time we came on a September afternoon with the whole family. After a walk in the park and time at the playground, we were all very hungry. There are several restaurants on the main square (Marktplatz) and one of the locals suggested stopping at Diebsloch. We sat outside under large umbrellas and had a great view of the church and the old buildings. The service was pretty good- they gave us two Ikea high chairs for the toddlers be had with us and didn't seem to mind that we stayed a while. Most of the guys got the typical Schnitzel (SchniPoSa) with fries and salad and said it was good. I had Maultaschen, with salad (a Swabian specialty - ravioli filled with ground meat and spices) and a glass of regional white wine. Both were very solid. The only complaint we had were the limited options for vegetarians- they were out of fish that day and there was only an overpriced pasta dish available. The inside is very charming and comfortable, preserving the half timbered walls and sloping rooms of the 500-year-old building. The bathrooms are up a flight of stairs. I could change my son on the little counter but the bigger boy with us had to be changed on the bathroom floor.

Pretty good food. In town for a few days and the local hotel recommended it. Had vet traditional…read moreGerman dishes and of course good beer. The waitress was great and very helpful.

Very, very good restaurant on the Marktplatz where the quality of the food is always consistent. In…read more7 aears I have not been disappointed with the food. Super salads, pasta, meat and fish dishes. I often order the Auberginen Cordon-Bleu salad or the salmon. Good place to go to watch the people on the Marktplatz. If you want to sit outside when the weather is nice you have to wait for a free table as reservaitons are only taken for indoor seating. Also good for a first date and business lunches.

In town for two days so I tried this spot after a recommendation. The beer is the same as anywhere,…read moregood. The food was good as well. I haves the veal schnitzel and a potato/mushroom salad that was good. The only negative was the service. It was a little slow and from sit down to checkout I only spoke to him 3 times. He was busy though I will give him that but I was at the place across the street when it was packed and had great service and great food.

Came here after a recommendation from a native German from the area. He mentioned that this is a…read morelocal eatery with reasonable prices and authentic food. They have an English menu as well, if needed. It was a weekday afternoon and it was moderately busy. We were seated inside at a long table, of which patrons sit together as parties fit. I ordered the special, chestnut soup as well as a small portion of the Nuremberg sausage and kraut. I should have followed my lunch partner's lead and just ordered the soup, as it was very filling and had a nice flavor. The Nuremburg sausage was tasty as was the sauerkraut it was nested upon. I wasn't able to finish the portion since the soup filled me up. I would definitely recommend this place if you are in search of authentic German food in the area. The flavors are nice and they have a good variety.

Work colleagues took me to this local favorite serving regional dishes. The leberknodel with…read moresauerkraut was delicious. My friends ordered white asparagus with salmon, lentil soup and bratwurst with saumagen (Local dish). Order side dish of bratkartoffelen (pan fried potatoes) and beer on draft. Wunderbar!