This restaurant shares the same courtyard as the other Kiepenkerl restaurant, so one could be…read moreforgiven for assuming they would be similar, but they're quite distinct. Their menus are quite different, featuring different local fare. Grosser has a page dedicated to a raw fish delicacy which we did not try. Grosser also prides itself on its vegan options. It sources its meat and vegetables from long-standing farming relationships. It even makes the point that it washes and irons its own napkins instead of outsourcing to a laundry in order to be more environmentally friendly. Kleiner noticeably uses a lot more soft furnishings: tablecloths, napkins, curtains, etc. Both meals were really good but Grosser's meal tonight is closer to my own tastes with more fresh vegetables in the minestrone soup and lots of mushrooms in the pasta and meatloaf (jagerhackbraten). The house beer is the bierbowle. The second beer was an herb beer featuring strawberries! For dessert, we had the damencreme in contrast with the herrencream from Kleiner. The damencreme's custard was flavored with aniseed. Instead of rum, it had amaretto and instead of dark chocolate, it has white chocolate.

Hands down- best asparagus I've ever had. And believe me, living in an area famous for it for over…read more25 years, I've eaten kilos of it! The outdoor courtyard is busy, but the waiters are attentive and the chairs are comfy. The asparagus was cooked perfectly- tender but still firm. The flavor is what captured my attention. Clearly it was cooked in salt and a bit of sugar, but something else brings an incredible depth. Schnitzel was just the right thickness. I know that the correct way to serve is pounded almost newspaper thin with waves of breading exposing the interior. This isn't that. Instead you have a tender piece of meat with great flavor and golden brown. The potatoes were plentiful, similar in size, snd tossed in butter. The hollandaise was unctuous and just the right amount for this generous portion. Finally, the rose was chilled perfectly and a generous pour. The decaffeinated coffee was accompanied by a tiny pitcher of milk and a cookie. Delicious end to an incredible meal. Must go!

Really good. Great place. You should book in advance,…read moreotherwise you will have to wait for a long time.

Just stopped in for a beer at this very nice pub. Very authentic German pub with great service…read more Love the way it looked and it was very warm and welcoming.

Our eyes have been opened to the glory of German sausages. Our son tells us that the name of this…read moreplace means "stool maker". According to the menu notes, the family got into the F&B business 4 generations ago. They cheekily say that the town hall is next to them as opposed to the restaurant being next to the town hall. After tasting their sausages, we are inclined to agree! Seating was a surprise. No reservations and you do not wait to be seated. The waiter told us to grab a table as soon as the previous occupants leave. The white sausages were served in a consommé. The brown sausages were served with sauerkraut. There were two types of mustard. Our son and I much preferred the dark brown one with our white sausages. We ordered a bottle of Riesling as well as water. Finally, I need to talk about their pretzels. These are the best pretzels we've ever had. They were soft and fragrant. The salt on them isn't hard, but crumbles easily when pressed. Can't believe I had been eating supermarket bakery pretzels since we arrived in Munster for the past several days. The pretzels are such a draw that the four ladies at the table next to us simply ordered a beer and a pretzel each.

Most important thing about Stuhlmacher: they serve Berliner Weisse…read more But other than the great beer choices, there's really nothing to complain about. It has everything. The food, the views, the great weather (when there's great weather), and the excellent wurst. Lots to choose from on the menu, seems like the kind of place anyone can find something to enjoy. And by the time you're a few beers in ... you'll enjoy everything even more! Likewise can't complain about the service - our server was quick to point us to a table, get us a bottle of water, and came back a few times to see if we were ready to order (quite a lot of menu to review so it took us a while). What more can you ask for? Great lunch or dinner spot in the heart of town.

I've been here a couple time for a drink during summer on their outdoor patio. It's really…read morebeautiful and can highly recommend that. I went there for a Christmas dinner with my family last year and it was good, but nobody was really impressed with their meal. It's pretty expensive also (they had a multiple course option for Christmas time dinner), so for the price we expected to have some very good food. Would definitely return for the daytime ambiance and drinks, but probably not for the food.

Recently visited A2 for the first time, only for a drink. Great view through the large glass…read morewindows over the Aasee (Aa Lake) in Münster. In warm weather you can also sit outside on the terrace. Since I didn't eat, I won't comment on the food, but looks like a great place to spend some time (but judging from the menu a bit pricey). The waiter was friendly, and arranged some extra chairs in the fireplace room for our large, unannounced group.

First and foremost, this is not a dive bar. This is a traditional German regional restaurant that…read moreof course also serves beer. Because Germany. I won't belabor the point because this is a straightforward place: - food is authentic and excellent, and emphasizes the regional cuisine of Nordrhein Westfalen - service is friendly and fast - decor is like being in a German time capsule, which is wonderful In a word or two, ganz gemütlich!

If you're looking for authentic German food, this is your spot! I had the schnitzel w mushroom…read moresauce and it was delicious!! We started with some brats and German potato salad - yum! The vibe and the food were awesome, I'd highly recommend this spot!