Only takes cash…read more Small plates with a Mediterranean flair. I don't think we went wrong and out party of 4 all ordered different things and we all enjoyed! Great option to sit out side and they had Sherpa seat covers to keep you warm! Server was great and did well helping us navigate the menu.

Little cafe next to the park. Had 2 beers and the most delicious flamenkuchen I've ever had (even…read morein Alsace!) really a delightful little place. Highly recommend if you're in this area of Stuttgart. Kids enjoyed the park and playground, we enjoyed the river view and food. (The kids weren't under our care, so don't worry! )!

Amazing meal and amazing servers. Andrea & Andy went way above and beyond to make it a memorable…read moreexperience. Thank you thank you!!! We will be back!!!

Very tasty food, the menu selection is not large but keeps changing during the seasons for variety…read more I love the Riesling wine soup. Ensure to reserve a table outside, if its summer time, so you can enjoy the beautiful view. The rooms inside are ok, but definitely not as charming as outside. Plan a few extra minutes if you haven't been there before so you can check out the castle before eating. If you walk there ensure to add even more time, as it's quite a way. If you go by car there are enough free parking spaces close by. The staff was very friendly and helpful, providing assistance with children and special dietary requests.

The Red Ox (Rothen Ochsen) is the oldest tavern in the historic city of Stein am Rhein. It was…read morefounded back in 1446 under the same name. Just look for the hanging sign of the red ox. You can't miss it. It's centrally located in the Town Hall Square with views of other colorfully painted buildings. The frescoes of these historical buildings on this side of town are absolutely stunning. The pictures don't truly reflect the full beauty of it all. This restaurant was highly recommended to us. I can totally see why. We were very fortunate to find an empty table for lunch. The outdoor terrace is very popular considering the beautiful scenery around us. The menu has a mix of Swiss German and Italian menu items, as well as an extensive wine list. Yes, it's also a wine tavern (Weinstube). I looked around and noticed that just about everyone was enjoying the St. Galler Gourmet Sausage. It was an easy decision for me. It was served with a seasonal salad and brown bread. That salad was absolutely delicious! I need to find a recipe for this salad & dressing. I could eat this everyday. The sausage was tasty & juicy. This was exactly the kind of meal I was looking for in a local & traditional specialty. I would order the same thing again. I can see why it's so popular. My husband decided to get the Penne all'Arrabbiata with chicken. He absolutely loved the spiciness of the sauce. He seemed very happy with his choice, and kept commenting on it. The service was great from beginning to end. I couldn't have asked for a better atmosphere. There were groups of families and couples all around us enjoying their meal. Everyone was taking in the beautiful weather on the terrace, and having a great time. It's another wonderful experience that will stay in our memories forever. Highly recommended!

In English, Rother Ochsen translates into Red Ox, which is the oldest tavern in Switzerland…read more Erected in 1446, this tavern features Gothic windows and a facade painted with a humanistic theme. 1446... America wasn't even discovered then! While visiting Stein am Rhein, my friend and I made this a must-see place. We stopped in for drinks. I had a delicious apple cider, my friend had a local beer. The interior is quaint and cozy, lined with hard wood and tables fit snugly together. I was in awe imagining all the generations of people who ate and drank here for the past six hundred years. Amazing. If you're in Stein am Rhein, make sure to stop by Rother Ochsen and make yourself a part of its historic legacy.

AWESOME find in the heart of town. Ravioli, Risotto an Gnocchi were all first rate and available…read morein different portion sizes. House Pinot (and I never order the house wine) was a great compliment to the food. Smaller portions, so opt for the larger if hungry. A bit pricey, but we've come to expect that in Switzerland.

What a really nice atmosphere and wonderful food. Beautiful inside and outside. We chose to sit…read moreoutside in the lovely downtown stein on Rhine.

Love, love, love the Raclette Factory…read more Really wanted to have another Raclette experience while in Switzerland. The first was in Lucerne and we loved it! Walked to the Raclette Factory from our hotel. Sat at a community table with a family from Argentina. They were so sweet. Their eleven year old was so animated and his parents were the sweetest. Fun to talk to them about travel, our mutual love of rollercoasters and science and the recent World Cup. The son loves Yasmine Lamal. The dad is Team Messi. Our waiter, Flavio, made the evening our best choice. We really wanted to try a lot of different cheese flavors and combinations, so we had the Raclette All You Can Eat. Choose a couple of cheeses. Plain. Smoke. Garlic. Chili. White Wine. Red Wine. Blue cheese. Goat. Sheep. Truffle. Add toppings. It comes with pickles and pearl onions. Pickles and melted Raclette cheese. Unbelievably delicious. Add more toppings. Small potatoes, bread or mashed potatoes. So good! Started with the truffle and the red wine with the works, potatoes, mashed potatoes and cubes of bread. The truffle was my favorite of the cheeses and both the mashed potatoes and small potatoes were delicious. I think at the end we tried all of the cheeses but the original. We were stuffed!! Thank you to Flavio who really made our experience at the Raclette Factory a highlight of our visit to Zurich. Service was amazing and he gave us great recommendations. Definitely a night to remember.

Food was good and so was the service. Our waitress helped us through the menu, which was very…read morehelpful because we had no idea what Raclette actually was, or how to order it! Raclette is a dish of melted cheese over potatoes or bread. Which is very good, just extremely rich! I'm from Wisconsin, so I'm all about cheese, but this was a lot! The prices are very high for what you are actually eating, and we almost order the 'all you can eat" option, because it seemed like a good deal. So glad we didn't, because I would have had a tough time trying to eat another pile of melted cheese! We did order the "world best" garlic bread, which was good, but only average... not the world's best!

Best cheese fondue! Different kinds with garlic, mushrooms, fresh herbs…read more.. Warm place for groups, families and also romantic winter plan. Swiss traditional decoration. The lady who serves the table absolutely kind, efficient and excellent host, I think is the owner. This restaurant only open for Christmas Time. It is a must to do in St. Gallen. For dessert, chestnut vermicelli with wiped cream! Delicious!!!

This place was seriously an amazing find. We stumbled upon it between meals when heading back to…read moreZurich from Reinfalls and though the kitchen was closed, they brought us wine and made us a cold plates of salads, cheeses, and cake. We found out from another gentleman there, that it's been family owned and operated since the 1700s, and everything the serve from the wine, to the veggies, fish, meat, bread, butter et c comes from their own property. They were booked up for dinner so we quickly made a reservation for the next night. It was delicious. Everything was so fresh, and the place really has an amazing and authentic Swiss charm. It's a favorite for the locals, and they don't get many tourists so it was really a special find. We ate and drank a little bit of everything, and everything was really perfect. Thanks for a lovely experience that my family and I won't soon forget!