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.

Really delicious food overall. Maybe a bit liberal on the oil. Good wines and drinks.read more

We were sat down and then asked to leave because of some reservation mix up, so they say, so we…read morewere asked to leave. Their service is bad, and ambiance was too crowded and small. Must make reservations for this place.

We were really disappointed in this restaurant. It isn't real Mexican food. I would call it "tacos…read moregringos". They have greasy ground beef or chicken with packaged spices or pork pastor that doesn't taste like pastor. The only good thing is that gluten is marked on the menu. If you're desperate to find a gluten free meal, it's an option.

I love Mexican food and this is probably my favorite Mexican restaurant. Love the atmosphere down…read morethere. Very cozy and fun ambience. Food tastes very nice (I have tried only veg options; coz I'm vegetarian). Very friendly and quick service as well.

When my German friends took me to the Black Forest for a hike all I could think about was my…read morefavorite musical, The Sound of Music. As I stood atop the mountain overlooking the town of Gernsbach, I could not help but sing, "The hills are alive with the sound of music!" The following Yelp review will thus be appropriately written in play form. Act I Drive the beautiful country roads of Rastatt until you reach the parking lot of the Hotel Schloss Eberstein at the mouth of the Black Forest. Park your car and apply sunscreen as needed. Act II Go on an epic hike through the Black Forest. Take in the Neature Walk with your eyes and document the special occasion with camera if you'd like. If a person in your group is not a hiker, take the shorter loop through the forest that passes by an old treasure cave. Act III Conclude your hike by standing atop the stone wall near the Hotel Schloss Eberstein and sing "Edelweiss" at the top of your lungs. Now that you have worked up an appetite, head over to Schloss-Schänke, the restaurant at the hotel. Act IV Take a seat on the mountaintop patio overlooking Gernsbach. Your breath will be taken away by the most beautiful restaurant setting of your life: breathe deeply and more regularly than normal. Act V Order a local German bier like the König Pilsener to re-hydrate your palate. You deserve a hearty meal after your hike so go with a seasonal entree like the Rinderroulade auf Kartoffelstampf. It is similar to pot roast but in roll form. The sauce and seasoned meat is so savory that your taste-buds will be blown back and you'll want three more servings. Finale Pay your wonderful waitress for the best lunch of your life with the correct amount of Euro bills/coins. Take in a slow, detailed view of the winery and Black Forest one more time and keep this in your memory bank for the rest of your life.

Awesome scenerie, beergarden with wonderful views. Food was great, wine excellent, service quick…read moreand friendly.