Best German food I've ever had! I can't remember the names of all the food, but I got to sample…read moreseveral different dishes. The schnitzel was amazing. It had a malt crust on the outside that gave an extra crunch. I was pretty lucky to experience my first public viewing while I dined here. Crowds of people had gathered to watch the Germany vs. Netherlands match. High fives were flying all around, and people were "prosting" each other. Great fun! Waitress was pretty quick but was unfriendly when we asked for a separate bill. She made a face and later pushed past my friend without apologizing. Perhaps it's not customary to ask for another bill, but I think the waitress could've been nicer about it. Maybe she was in a pissy mood. Service 4 Ambience 5 Food 5

Good service. Enjoyed two traditional southern German dishes. Will be back the next time I come…read moreto Karlsruhe.

I was going through Karlsruhe to see a good friend and I had a beer there while waiting for him. It…read moreis not too far from the train station (3 stops with the tram or maybe 25min walk). This place is awesome, great beer, great staff (I just ordered two beers in two hours and nobody pressured me into getting more stuff). We ended up eating there. It's very much German cuisine but as a vegetarian I was able to find great stuff for me, in particular the maultaschen were delicious!

Great local beer! We have been chasing local breweries during these trip. We were pleasantly…read moresurprised with the food at the Wolf (because it's mainly a brewery). Huge portions: we had the large appetizer (type of Italian antipasto, super yummy!!) and our party of four (2 adults, 2 kids) have pizzas, cheese Spaetzle and Maultaschen. I saw many people eating Flammkuche, it looked good, too. Tips: 1) ask for the English menu; 2) only cash!

Very cool and interesting decor. They have a keg chute that begs you to enter and slide down two…read morefloors. Otherwise walk down the winding stairs. They have copper kettles on -1 floor and horizontal maturation tanks on -2 floor. Dining area is a mix of indoor (lots of natural light) and outdoor; tables made of trees - you can see natural graining and knots. Since there were ample seating, you can find several that are smoke free (not no-smoking section). The Badisch Hell was delicious. My friend had the banana beer and was surprised at how delicious it was - not artificial banana flavor, but more like fresh, just ripe banana. I had the goulash with spaetzle. The dish was good except that their spaetzle was a bit firm/dry probably due to it being too flat. Do look up from where you sit to see the interesting architecture from the hotel next door.

They produce their own beer that is good and with nice prices. The food was OK. I loved the…read moreApfelstrudel. The restaurant is a good choice for big groups.

Well...a nice beer house in Karlsruhe, I think it's a family brewery. The atmosphere is very nice…read moreand quite (since I've been there at 3PM...). The dishes are quite big, as you can see the Schnitzel. The beer is very tasty, they have some different beer types (draught / bottles). The service is quiet good altough my waiter didn't speak english at all.

This is a friendly and nice place for some good food. Try some of the local dishes and beer from…read moreits own brewery.

Good, solid german food, nice Biergarten in the back. Nice atmosphere and friendly people.read more

Great beer and food! Had the Ox goulash and a pint of their blonde beer. Place is easy to miss…read more It's next door to Hotel Del Blaue Reiter.

This restaurant was amazing! We went to Germany to visit a friend who lives in the area and she…read moretook us to this place because it is one of her favorite spots. After eating here, it turned into one of our favorite spots as well! The lighting was very dim and it looked like we were eating in a cave which was very cool. I loved being able to cook our meat and veggies on a grill right in front of us! It was a fun experience. The food was delicious and the service was fantastic! Would highly recommend!

A wonderful night cooking meat on a hot stone while surrounded by ambience 500 years in the making…read more A former monastery where beer was made and is now consumed. Bring a group of 10 and leave with 12. And leave space for an after dinner drink to wash it all down.

Lovely beer garden. House beers, plus seasonal beer specials. The pork knuckle (Schweinshaxe) is…read moregood value at 8.90€. Lots of steaks too in the menu (from 14€ up to 56€ for a 1kg tomahawk steak).

I have been to many small Beer Gardens in Germany and this ranks as one of the best in my humble…read moreopinion. Waldbronn is a small bed town community of Karlsruhe and Ettlingen. But this place has a very good selection of microbrewed beers that matches some of the best beers in the region. Their selections are fairly limited and need to look up the list of what's available, but the ones I have consumed so far, every single beer was just amazing. Their Weiss bier was very good. Even my brother-in-law from Munich thought their Weiss Bier was really good. They have very good food as well. I really liked their Schweinshaxe. I usually associate Schweinshaxe as a greasy heavy good, but not their's. It is not greasy but the meat just falls off the bone and very tender. We have tried their flamkuhen and it was very good as well. But I would avoid their BBQ ribs. Only thing you would get is very greasy ribs and nothing else. You would need more than a pint of beer to wash that thing down. Maybe that's the whole point. Their parking is very limited and street parking is very challenging but not impossible. If you are working/visiting for Agilent in Waldbronn, then this would be a good place to visit even for lunch. It is located about a 10 min walk. The staff are generally friendly except Friday and Saturday nights since they are very busy. And most staff we dealt with spoke very good English, but try to speak a bit of German goes a long way.