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Neue Scheune 19
14548 Caputh
Germany
033209 70955
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http://www.hotel-hausamsee.de
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What time does Restaurant Haus am See open?
Restaurant Haus am See opens at 12:00 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Restaurant Haus am See close?
Restaurant Haus am See is closed on Monday.Restaurant Haus am See closes at 10:00 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon ClosedTue-Sun 12:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Does Restaurant Haus am See serve alcohol?
Yes, Restaurant Haus am See serves alcohol. Full Bar
Does Restaurant Haus am See allow dogs?
Yes, Restaurant Haus am See allows dogs.
Does Restaurant Haus am See have outdoor seating?
Yes, Restaurant Haus am See has outdoor seating options.
Does Restaurant Haus am See have parking?
Yes, Restaurant Haus am See has parking options. Validated Parking
Does Restaurant Haus am See have free WiFi?
Yes, Restaurant Haus am See has free WiFi.
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Heisse Schokolade.
Nette Gegend, sehr nette Bedienung. Leider Zahlung nur mit Bargeld möglich und da wir ganz…read moreunerwartet auf dieses Restaurant getroffen sind, konnten wir nicht alles was wir gerne wollten von der Karte bestellen, da der nächste Bankautomat superweit weg ist. Es war trotzdem ein netter Aufenthalt für uns.
From the owner: Direkt am Ufer des Templiner Sees kann man es sich hier im Restaurant Anna Amalia bei erstklassigem…read moreService gut gehen lassen. Herrlich knackige Salate, Fischgerichte von Matjes bis Zander und die leckeren Fleischgerichte machen für den anspruchsvollen Feinschmecker die Auswahl nicht leicht. Immer eine Bestellung wert sind auch die Wildgerichte wie zum Beispiel das Hirschsteak oder das Wildragout vom Reh. Natürlich richtet man sich als Restaurant, bei dem regionale Küche im Vordergrund steht, nach dem, was die Region in der jeweiligen Saison bietet. Vorfreude ist angesagt, ganz gleich ob Beelitzer Spargel in verschiedensten Variationen mit der ersten Ernte frisch serviert oder andere Köstlichkeiten aufgetragen werden. Unsere Küche kocht nicht nur vorzüglich, sie ist auch flexibel und richtet sich gern nach Ihren Wünsche im Falle von vegetarisch, vegan, laktosefrei und glutenfrei. Unser Küchenchef oder Servicepersonal berät Sie diesbezüglich gern.
Lokal auf dem Campingplatz
Only Kartenzahlung, Trinkgeld in Bar! Camping in Potsdam am Templiner See
Camping in Potsdam am See
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Wow! What a find, and such a beautiful setting. Right on the river with a huge deck watching the…read moreferry cross back and forth, and the boaters lounging about. Einstein had a summer house near here...if I lived in Berlin full time, I'd want a summer house here too. The food was really good (and well priced) and the service was amazing when compared to what I've become used to in Berlin. Everyone was super friendly; even the other patrons who were much quicker to talk to the strangers at neighboring tables than I'm used to Germans doing. Or maybe it's just the inhabitants of Berlin who are grumpy and countryside Germans are friendly? I have no idea...maybe it was really way too beautiful of a night to be anything other than super friendly and happy. If you happen to be on a trip visiting Sansouci in Potsdam, I can't imagine a better place to grab a meal. It's about 12km from Sansouci, but it's a beautiful drive along the river and really made the visit to Potsdam feel more like a summer vacation than a day outing. Try to time it to be here around sunset...really really beautiful.
Service very good. It is a family restaurant with a love of…read morepassion. Food excellent with menu also in English. Try local beer. Wine list good.
Fährhaus Caputh
Der Fischtopf im Fährhaus- immer sehr gut ! Leider etwas unscharf, Linse beschlagen von der Hitze der Suppe ;-))
Fährhaus im November 24
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From the owner: Alpine Landhausküche in gemütlich-rustikalem Ambiente…read more Am Rande des Wildparks befindet sich die "Alte Försterei". 1842 ebenfalls im Auftrag Friedrich Wilhelms IV von seinem Architekten Ferdinand Ludwig Persius erbaut. Hier erwartet sie eine bodenständige Landhausküche, feine Spezialitäten und deftige Köstlichkeiten. Der sommerliche Gastgarten mit seinen 70 Plätzen bietet den idealen Rahmen für gemütliche Abende oder Feierlichkeiten und im Garten erwartet Ihre Kinder ein schöner Spielplatz.
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Had a large group of 12 for dinner here and our service was great and the food was also great…read more Bavarian food with meat and more meat on the menu. Beers are tasty and inexpensive and the food has very large portions. If you are looking for a good Bavarian meal with good beer, come here. You will not be disappointed.
Traditional beer garden just next to the S-Bahnhof Lichterfelde West. The service is friendly and…read morequick. Food and beverage is adequate in price and quality. Sometimes the S-Bahn is a bit noisy but it works.
A potato restaurant in the suburbs. Lots of variation on the theme available on the menu…read more Everything will taste better with a beer (reasonably priced too). Nice people. Free parking right out front.
Great spot in a quiet Berlin neighborhood. We went here on a cool evening in September. Walked…read morethrough the huge beergarden to the front door wishing it were a bit warmer so we could sit outside (it looks like the beergarden rocks in the summer). Greeted warmly and seated even though we had no reservation. They featured a special seasonal menu featuring mushroom dishes (Pilze). I had a tasty mushroom with bacon in a cream sauce over tagliatelle noodles. Yummy. Added a Berliner Kindle "vom Fass". One sip and you know why beer from the tap beats the world's best beer from the bottle (Anchor Steam is my benchmark, so the bar is set pretty high)
Beautiful little restaurant in a quiet neighborhood. We were a party of 4 (2 tourists and 2…read moreBerliners) and we were served by a wonderful waitress, Julia. She translated the menu for us and made a number of very nice recommendations. The marinated ribs were superb. We also had a pork dish. Julia suggested the apple strudel for dessert which we paired with rote gruetze, a German berry dessert. We sat outside and enjoyed a pleasant summer evening.
Wonderful local place, great atmosphere, nice people makes you feel home…read more It's busy all week and stays open till late. I highly recommend this place
We went here on our last night in Berlin, and the best way I can describe it is a German pub that…read moreserves Deustche "Soul Food" (that is, hardy traditional German meals that have little flair but lots of substance). There is a great selection of beers and the pricing is also nice. There is a sit down area for dining, as well as a more traditional bar. There are also some cheap bar games like foosball, pool, and digital card machines. Had I spent more time in Steglitz, I might have gone here multiple times as they server breakfast, lunch, and dinner and have a wide variety of items.
Great place to stop for an afternoon beer. After a day of sightseeing, my friend and I came here…read moreand I ordered a pilsner and some french fries. Imagine my disappointment when I found out their deep fryer was broken! However, the quick thinking waitress recommended the pan fried potatoes with scallions and bacon. Being a laid back, easy going American who likes to go with the flow, I said "Sure, let's try it" and I'm glad I did. Those potatoes were so good! Much better than fries would have been. It was nice to sit at the sidewalk table and relax and talk over a beer. Very nice place!
Enjoyed Eckstein twice during our stay, both times for breakfast. Good prices and solid German…read morefood. First morning a nice big cup of coffee and a large omelet with ham, onion, and potatoes. Very filling! Day two we enjoyed the breakfast for two which consisted of three German pancakes with a yummy cream to put on top, various croissants and rolls with butter and preserves, and the tiered presentation of scrambled eggs, various cheeses, fruit, olives, prosciutto, turkey, salmon, and a nice horseradish sauce. Both of us enjoyed the freshness and just the right amount.