N'importe quoi. Vraiment impoli. Ils n'aiment pas les Américains. Mais la bière est incroyable et…read morela flamme aussi !!!

This came as a recommendation from my coworkers as a great place for beer and food. In my short…read moretime in Freiburg, I stopped by twice by myself for a large beer and some quick food. I can't judge the food all that much since I only ordered a weisswurst and pretzel but it seemed okay. Compared to some other places, the prices were quite reasonable. It gets crowded but you can often find a spot at the bar. If you want to sit in the beer garden, you can swing by the main restaurant to get pretzels. The beer is light, crisp and refreshing. It was slightly sweet and citrusy for a great hydrating drink. I'd definitely stop by again. Cash only.

Location: Altstadt…read more Style: Exactly what you'd expect from German Brewery Bar/Biergarten/ Restaurant Food: Good and generously proportioned Beer: Good Prices: Good Service: Good, although not all staff speak other languages (not a criticism, just an observation ... lack of English increasingly rare in Northern Europe)

Posting as an American...loved this place! Great food, the staff was phenomenal, and the beer…read moreoutstanding! Had the schnitzel with mushroom gravy and spetzel...some of the best I've had anywhere, including Germany. Good selection of top quality house brewed beer, and not the standard IPA BS like in the U.S. The staff were really friendly, happy to help an English only speaker, and never seen a server happier about how much I enjoyed dining. I definitely want to go back to sample a tarte flambée before I leave, they look delicious...and I went back a couple days later, tarte flambée was amazing!!!

Looking for a dive bar feel where you can grab a beer and tarte flambee? - this is your stop!…read moreA little gritty but a reliable stop for food and drink with music all around, expect this place to be busy during any special season! It was packed full on a Monday night during the Christmas market season. We ended up at the bar and Oliver the bartender was very accommodating with our attempts to speak French. By the end of the night there was a round of shots on fire for everyone at the bar!

Staff was extremely friendly, and the food was a good sampling of the German specialties that we…read morereally enjoy like bratwurst, sauerkraut, German potato salad! Casual place and had many locals in it so you know it's good.

We were traveling in Freiburg and we wanted some German food, lo and behold, we found this German…read morepub. We ordered the house mixed plate (I think that's what it was) with their monthly brew (they have a different house brew every month, would definitely recommend). Our bill came out to be around 50 euro, and boy did we feast! We got 2 potato sides, a big old plate of sauerkraut and about 3/4 cuts of their meats. We enjoyed most of what we got and we walked away with very full belly, overall, a great place to try out German foods.

Although quite interesting, the tour does not take you through the beer production area. It is an…read moreinformative walk through a museum with a two-beer tasting included in the price of the "Sammler Ticket" for Euro 12,30 at the end of the experience; however, if you want to see hear, see and smell the actual beer production, you will be sadly disappointed. In addition, the tour guide, Daniela was very cold and stand offish. She appears to have brought her personal baggage from home to the workplace and is very generous with jabs and digs. Her lack of professionalism can easily be construed as rude, insulting and beyond hurtful. Her last petty attempt to enrage was, "Wir haben Euch das Land genommen." Translation: "We took your country from you."

A++++ There is a…read morechurch in a very small town in the Black Forest of Germany. The monks at the church make delicious beer. They sell their beer to the only restaurant in town. That restaurant makes unbelievably good tasting food. But go for the beers. Have lots of them. The Black Forest is awe-inspiring. Unfortunately I couldn't locate the ham or cake. Which seems odd.

We came during a snow storm, but the interior was warm and inviting. I loved that the staff dressed…read morein traditional clothes. Lunch was delicious and we got to sit at the special table in the still. They also make a delicious single malt whisky...I like it so much I got two bottles! You can take a tour, play a match of curling, or shop in the store.

You absolutely MUST visit Rothaus if you have the opportunity! Without question. DO IT! Yes, it has…read morebeer but it has much more. To begin, as you walk onto the grounds, you will note it is a very active brewery with trucks going in an out of the facility so be careful especially if you bring kids. Yes, you can bring kids, more on that later. Approaching the entrance, there is a photo op in front with a copper kettle previously used to make beer. The restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating, choose outdoor if the weather is nice and expect to be social, as Europeans share tables, so don't be a prude! European bikers frequent this restaurant too but they aren't like American ones and completely harmless if not hilarious with their jokes so think nothing of them. The food is amazing, can't go wrong with anything on the menu! Of course, beer paired with the meal is a must and there is plenty to choose from. They will gladly help you in finding a beer you like. There is also a smaller snack shack should a sit down meal not be your thing. The expanded souvenir shop has plenty of items to choose from to remind yourself of the day. There are tours available as well, one self guided and another with a guide. Even without a tour, you will be impressed by the sheer size of the operation and can glean some insight from the large windows that let you peak in. We happened to be there when they were delivering the hops and it's an amazing smell. The grounds are well kept to include an amazing playground for kids. There is a smaller one near the snack shack that is for the toddlers and under BUT if you have a child with any sense of adventure, the larger one is the draw. There is a massive climbing structure, rock climbing wall, bouncing bridge, swinging net thing ... I can't even properly describe the other obstacles/swing/rope things other than you would NEVER see this in America (mostly due to the propensity for lawsuits) but watch your kids and it will be fine. It's always the highlight for my kids and they were perfectly healthy after but tired. We like going each time we are in Grafenhausen; add it to your trip as well. Can't wait for the special occasion to try their new whiskey we brought back!