This review is for the Adler as both a hotel and a restaurant…read more As a hotel: It's OK, but I perceive that the neighboring hotel or one in a nearby town would have been better. The room was small but suitable for me. The downside comes primarily in Wi-Fi. It wasn't working on the day that I arrived. It was supposedly fixed but was never usable from my room. It could connect to the router, but couldn't get to the outside world. I could get a better connection by standing in the parking lot and catching the free Wi-Fi from the next hotel. The shower was clearly in need of repair. There was no shower door although it was clear that it once was there. The window of the room was also a door to a patio (nice) but the patio was shared by about four rooms and I later found that it was also the smoking area. So I got to close my window (no air conditioning in the room) to stop the smoke and then had to listen to the conversation outside my window and have the curtains closed for privacy. I read a lot while there... As a restaurant: The restaurant side doesn't improve matters much. The menu is typical German fare, but so are other places nearby. I love a mom and pop operation, but this one seemed more like we were imposing on their home than having dinner. My group ate dinner there on the day of arrival and not again. The price vs. food, service, and ambiance is better within a short walk.

OMFG...AMAZING! I…read morestumbled onto this place because it was the closest place that offered hot food near my hotel, and I ate here 3 nights in a row because it was insanely delicious. Being in Schwabian country, I wanted to get my fix of the local cuisine, and I wasn't disappointed! Must haves are the Schwabian Pork Medallions over Spätzle and the Maultaschen (my fav was the cheese sauce...the sauce alone is good enough to just dip bread in and be content, but throw a German "Ravioli" or two in there = MIND BLOWN!). I don't flippantly give 5stars, but this place lives up to it! Thank you Pötter family for all the amazing food!

I came in and was surprised to find out that they don't have an English menu. However the waiters…read morewere very kind to spend as much time as needed to talk me through the Menu and explain the item in English I ordered VinerShinizel and small house salad. The good came out very fast and the taste was great. The balsamic salad dressing was perfect and the VinerShinizel was done to perfection. When we came to the desert the place had many choices of cackles but nothing appealed to me and all I wanted is vanilla ice cream with a strawberry on top. The waiter went to the kitchen and came out with most amazing portion on ice cream with forest barriers on top. 5 start for being so accommodating customer's requests and 5 stars for a food that was fantastic too.

A lovely place for good regional food with european influence. Attentitive and friendly, fun…read moreattractive staff! You can expect good quality for your money and nice patrons 25- 40. The place offers relaxed weekdays and pre-clubby, lively weekends. A state of the art interior and up to date offers.

Awesome view, awesome food and desserts. English menu available but good to map to German menu so…read moreservers know exactly what you want. Wait for sunset hours and you will be stunned. Will return for sure.

Best beef cheek I ever had. Good designed, big space, friendly staff. Eventually tried since last…read moretime fail make the reservation.

Fantastic beer, of course. We're in Germany. This place does wonderful flat bread pizza. Highly…read morerecommend the chicken and mushroom. I had the spinach lasagna. The portion was huge. You could easily split this with a friend. I ate the whole thing and now something else might split :) all in all this is a great place for a date, with family, kids or friends. The food is that good. Prices are reasonable too. Service was excellent. They helped us with English menus but we still had fun practicing our German.

The schnitzel was super dry, so was the rumpsteak. We told the waitress, and she was quite honest…read more She told us, unfortunately both of those and the turkey schnitzel are always really dry, and I am sorry but I don't know why. The soup was decent,so was the burger. The Monk IPA was very good. It looks like most customers had their pizzas. I would not order any of their meats. Atmosphere is good.

We ate at Altes Forsthaus about a month ago while out and about trying to explore our local area…read moreand visit Schloss Lichtenstein. We found this place while walking the castle grounds. The outdoor area was really nice, but figuring out how to order was confusing. Once we figured it out we realized that there wasn't an allergy menu we could use for two of our boys. They ended up eating fries. I got a schnitzel which was tasty. I forgot what my wife got, but she didn't really like it much. As for dessert, I got a cheesecake that was a cheesecake and not much to it. My wife got a pear cake and she enjoyed it. Would like to give this place more stars, but since it didn't have an allergy menu I can't.