We discovered this very cute and cozy Cafe tucked in next to the old cinema on Haupstrasse. The…read moreback end is open and looks like you're in a cute little kitchen in your own home. It is raised a little and looks almost like a small stage on which the lone waitress is bustling about while baking. The main room is simple with pretty dangling Japanese lanterns that emit a soft light. There is one whitewashed brick wall and above are pale wood beams. The tables are simple and the chairs are plastic bucket chairs, yet the place seems to have a quiet elegance. The homemade baked goods are excellent, with a very pretty presentation. There is a small food menu but lots of drinks, coffees, and tea.

3.5 stars Altfränkische Weinstube is a dark, romantic pub…read moreserving local Frankish wines and plates. We got the garden salad, made of lettuce, endives, and seasonal fruits including berries, watermelon, pineapple, orange, topped with smoked salmon, smoked trout, and crayfish tails. The greens were dressed in a light, acidic vinaigrette, which brought all the components of the fresh salad together. We also tried the smoked trout, two fillets of warm fish, served with buttered bread, shrimp, crayfish tails, and fruit. Overall, the food here was simple but tasty (and a good complement to their drinks), though the service was extremely slow. The most memorable part was the dark, candlelit atmosphere, a nice cap to a visit in Rothenburg!

House noodles were great and our mains were fantastic. Service was homely and quick. Quaint…read morelocation and ambiance.

From the owner: Weinstube "Löchle" Gemütlichkeit wird in der Weinstube…read more"Löchle" ganz besonders groß geschrieben. Hier trifft man sich auf einen Aperitif oder ein gutes Glas Frankenwein. Oder man genießt hier ein ausgiebiges Abendessen in wirklich angenehmer Atmosphäre. Die gut bestückte Bar macht den Aufenthalt mit Freunden zu einem besonders kommunikativen Erlebnis. Nachtschwärmer gönnen sich in der Weinstube "Löchle" ihren Schlummertrunk vor dem Schlafengehen.

Stefan Unger is a state of the art cook and most guests don't know that he's a former cook world…read morechampion with the swiss national team. We love his mediterranean cooking and the cozy little restaurant. Be aware that the main dishes are not cheap (r.a. 30 €). What you get here is excellent and friendly service and very good and high quality food in a nice little restaurant. Reservation recommended as it's fully booked every evening.

I was a little bit disappointed by La Vineria. The place itself is very nice inside and the wine…read moremenu is certainly impressive but the meal I had was not really what I had hoped for. My partner's meal (beef) was practically uneatable because it was incredibly dry and my meal (wild boar) was a bit fatty (but certainly much nicer than what my partner ordered). As neither of us finished our plate, the two small potatoes and spoonful of vegetables, meant that we left hungry. It is a nice place though and the service is friendly - maybe it's just not 'my thing'.

I visited the Hofkeller while in Würzburg last weekend and found it very impressive! It's only €7…read moreand a glass of wine is included. You don't need to get tickets in advance but can just turn up at the meeting point (the fountain outside) at the assigned times. The tour was jn German but I believe there is one a day in English too. Our guide was very nice and knowledgeable and gave us a lot of info on wines produced in the area and the history of the wine cellar. Well worth the money and very interesting.