After a wonderful day of castles and quaint towns, it was time for my birthday dinner & Bagatelle…read moreprovided a scrumptious Veggie Tasting Menu!! Started w/ a basil mousse w/ sundried tomatoes, fresh cherry tomatoes & pesto Truffled teeny cubed purple potato w/ fresh avocado & hard boiled quail egg Beet flan w/ lima beans & lentils & crunchy fried potato in horseradish sauce paired w/ a fruity Riesling Poached Egg in glass with spinach and Truffle créme Lemon sorbet - nice palate cleanser Leek Strudel w/ shittake mushrooms cabbage green beans Asian flavor - reminded me of an egg roll. paired w/ a dry Riesling By this point, the wine pours were very heavy-handed & we were feeling no pain. It was to the point we told them to please skip any dessert wine they may have planned to bring out Chocolate Tart w/ vanilla ice cream & poached mirabelles....the tart / bitter mirabelles were a wonderful pairing to the chocolate This dinner lasted 4 hours & we felt that once the seating had reached maximum capacity, the service reflected the crowd - we were seeing 1 hour between courses & walked out of there after 4 hours completely tired, completely full, & completely drunk The food is wonderful & this is a lovely setting to enjoy a leisurely dinner along the river

Excellent choice for a high end dinner in Trier, pricey but very tasty! No English menu…read moretranslation available and the servers linguistic support is not quite up to the finer points of their offerings, so review the on-line menu translation prior to going.

Brauhaus style interior design paired with amazing service. The food was good but not outstanding.read more

I spent a few nights drinking here, and one night having a full meal and drinks. The food was…read morefantastic, and the drinks were well made. Their beers brewed on site were all very good and provided a nice relief to all the lagers everywhere. Prices were what I considered very affordable, like 4 euro a beer and about 10 euro a plate on average I believe. I had the Schnitzel Cordon Bleu" and as I said, it was out of this world. The decor is very impressive as well. Sort of a rustic modern vibe to the place. You can see into the brewing room which is always fun, and the layout is very open, with a second story walkway around the rim of the room where the offices were located I assume. Perhaps what I enjoyed most about Saarfurst Brauhaus was how kind and helpful everyone was with me and my horrible, horrible German. They were patient when I tried to actually speak German and happy to speak English when I gave up. Also, the bartender taught me the tipping customs in the area so I didn't continue to look like such an ignorant American. Two thumbs up!!

Nice comfortable seating and very friendly staff. Thank you for kindly offering an English menu…read morewhile we were obviously trying to decipher the German menu. (Learning your language is going slow, but I am trying.) All four of us really enjoyed our food and drinks while in view of the Porta Nigra. If I find myself back in this area, I would return to try another one of your specials. The Tortellini is tasty and creamy without being heavy.

Not the best German food in town, but tasty and they have cold beer. One of my favorite past times…read moreis sitting here looking at the gate and drinking a cold Erdinger. Highly recommend if you are looking to rest after a walk around town. Great service and they speak English.