First things first: I cannot say anything about the hotel, just about the restaurant…read more The Pleistermühle is a popular venue on warm days for cyclists. In Front of the restaurant there is a small mini-golf course, ideal for children. You can also go Kayaking there. It is generally very idyllic but at the same time overrun with people on said sunny days. There is also (Summer 2015) a BBQ-stand outside that looked and smelled quite promising. Long review short: Nice wine and drinks selection, rustic "old school" waiters bordering on rude, great garden/lake terrasse in summer, cosy interior for winter. I experienced dirty Toilets. Food is alright but uninspired. Fresh and well put together - but also kind of boring. Bottom line is: In hindsight I would much rather have tried out the BBQ-stand outside.

Wonderful place! Cozy, friendly, with good portions of really good food! The Gyros were cooked and…read moreseasoned perfect! The Greek beer was a fitting pairing. Would definitely recommend! Wunderbare Platz! Gemütlich, freundlich, mit gute Portionen von sehr leckeres Essen! Die Gyros war perfekt gekocht und gewürzt! Das griechisches Bier war sehr passend. Kann gerne empfahlen!

In heart of Muenster, Germany is a very neat and unique place. Everything freshly prepared and made…read moreto order. From breakfast to lunch and diner Holstein Butterhandlung offers a large variety of regional dishes. Very nice and helpful staff. Will return.

Nice little venue. Especially in the summer when you can sit out side on the boardwalk like patio…read more Only set back here is that you have to pay directly when you are served if you are sitting outside, which can get a bit annoying after a while . Prices are totally ok here, which makes staying a while even more likely. The music is usually a mix of mainstream and rock that seems to suit the general mix of patrons well.

Most of the time I find a table to sit easily, so probably I should not be writing this review to…read morekeep it that way...:-) Go here to have a nice breakfast or just a drink, newspaper, good music, etc. Nice people.

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!

I am not a strict vegetarian nor a truly carnivore. I wanted to try something a bit different, so I…read moredecided to visit the Prütt Cafe with my pescetarian friends. The cafe is ideally situated, just being within a short walking distance from the main station. I found the atmosphere is very nice and cozy. The seating area is divided by a short staircase into two sections. There is a notice board near the main entrance which includes local events/concerts announcements. The cafe is equipped with a mix of simple wooden tables, comfy benches, round dining sets, a magazine rack, etc. The menu is not extensive but sufficient. The cafe serves salads, soups, pizzas, desserts, and small plate dishes like baked potato, falafel, etc. Don't forget to check out the daily specials which are offered in addition to the menu items. More: http://kitchenprinzessin.blogspot.com/2011/01/meine-culinarische-reise-durch-munster_15.html