Stopped in for a quick treat after dinner and it didn't disappoint! We thought the lady was kind…read moreand patient with us, and we enjoyed our flavors as we strolled the street.

A must-stop to try the famous Riesling Gelato…read more So the top summary heading says it all - my girlfriend and I were walking around the charming town of Bacharach when we spied "Riesling Gelato" hanging in the window. We immediately stopped what we were doing and ventured inside. The inside is quaint and continues that Bacharach feel of a mom-and-pop shop. We were served immediately and got to taste the Riesling...oh my it tasted just like the wine. For those that have never tried, Riesling is typically a sweeter white wine, and it blends perfectly as a frozen treat. Also, what are you doing in Germany's wine country and you don't know what Riesling is!? And yes, this place comes Rick Steves recommended.

Great rahm caramel gelato here! My wife lucked out with a more generous scooper (bigger scoops)…read morethan me but still, the gelato was great

Inhaber bedient Kunden nach dem Zigaretten rauchen ohne Hände zu waschen. Wo ist das…read moreGesundheitsamt?? Nicht sauber!!! Salmonellen Gefahr!! Kann ich leider nicht empfehlen.

We stopped in Bacharach on our way through the Rhine River Valley and had lunch at this gem! The…read moreowners were very friendly and spoke great English. With most meals you get a cup of soup, salad and a main dish. It was very feeling and delicious! I ordered the slice roast w/gravy and potatoes. She served us a barley soup and a salad as well. They have a wonderful seating area out front to where you can watch everyone shop, enjoy the beautiful weather all while having a beir! We visited around noon and most of the shops around town were closed. I suggest traveling here a bit later or on a weekend for more shopping opportunities. Enjoy!

Oh my goodness- what a lovely place! Run by nice German country couple, seats about 16 people at…read moremost. They center on serving traditional German village fare, and only local wines. Owner speaks great English and French, and or course German. I started off on a cold rainy day with a delicious dill and vegetable soup and a glass of local Riesling - superb with a lovely garden salad. I am a fool for traditional Goulash, which was also perfect with spaetzle. Followed with handmade Tirolean apple strudel, and just one more glass Riesling and was ready to go back out and brave the rain. If you are walking, biking driving or sailing the Rhine, this is a lovely, tasty and friendly place to grab a bite without too much damage to your wallet!