This is a place to celebrate an anniversary, a significant birthday or to simply enjoy food…read more The cook certainly deserves his Michelin Star - the food is overwhelming. Furthermore, the restaurant staff is very obliging and friendly. And in addition, the view is stunning. All in all, this is what I call a great user experience!

Food is perfect and view is wonderful. Pricey but the place has a Mich star, I believe.read more

Excellent service and wonderful food. Lots of pasta, of course, but also fish on the menu.read more

From the owner: Zwei Brüder, ein Anspruch. Im Restaurant Maerz in Bietigheim-Bissingen geht es entspannt und locker…read morezu, wenn die kreativen Ideen von Küchenchef Benjamin Maerz auf den Tisch kommen. Seine junge Küche, ausgezeichnet mit einem Stern im Michelin, begeistert erfahrene Gourmets ebenso wie Novizen in Sachen "Fine Dining". Das hat nicht nur etwas damit zu tun, dass hochwertige Produkte hier in innovativem Stil und mit großer technischer Präzision serviert werden. Auch die angenehme Atmosphäre, die Christian Maerz als Restaurantleiter und Sommelier mit seinem Team zu schaffen versteht, trägt deutlich zum Wohlfühlcharakter dieses Ausnahme-Restaurants bei. Hier ist angeregte Kommunikation statt ehrfürchtiger Sterne-Andacht angesagt. Benjamin Maerz lässt sich liebend gern von Gewürzen und Produkten aus aller Welt inspirieren. Immer kreativ, immer wieder anders, immer wieder unerwartet neu. Seine Gäste müssen also immer auf geschmackliche Überraschungen gefasst sein, selbst wenn sie scheinbar vertraute Gerichte bestellen. Welche Weine zu den Sterne-Kreationen schmecken, das weiß natürlich Christian Maerz am besten.

Vibe: 5/5 Service:5/5…read moreFood: 4/5 Drinks: 4/5 Value: 4/5 After 10 years of not seeing my aunt and uncle, I wanted to take them out to fancy dinner. Herrenmühleühle checked all of the bookmarks: beautiful ambiance and French-inspired cuisine using seasonal ingredients. Our Tunesian waiter (I'm not 100% on his name, but believe it was Fahti) was phenomenal. He was always there when we needed him, cracked jokes that kept us going, and was just genuinely a nice guy. He is a keeper! Initially, I was disappointed when we got the menu. I was dead set on trying their lobster bisque with langoustines, but the menu changed. Story of my life. The amuse bouche quicky turned my frown upside down, as it was very tasty. So here's everything I ended up gettin: -Chestnut soup with duckbreast (2.5/5): I didn't understand this dish at all. The duck strips were served on the side with orange slices. It was odd that the meat was served cold, but the flavor was great. The chestnut soup had a thick texture and was so sweet that I couldn't eat it. After two spoons, I was done. -Fillet (5/5): beautifully prepared piece of melt-in-your-mouth meaty goodness. The accompanying multi-colored carrots were flavorful and had a lovely cruch. We also had the fish dish and deer and my family enjoyed it. For dessert, we got a fig tart with baked apple sorbet. They added a mascarpone ice cream on the house, which we appreciated.

I tried their seasonal lunch set menu, and I really couldn't complain about anything here, aside…read morefrom nearly falling down the flight of steps to the bathroom. Service is excellent, the waiters were polite, attentive and even helped me take pictures. The food was fantastic! I had a bonito lentil salad, which had this excellent complexity from the smoothness of the bonito to the somewhat rough texture of the lentils, topped off with a cream cheese dressing that blended it all together nicely. Next I had a very smooth, creamy and frothy pea soup with fried prawns that came with caramelized yams, which also turned out to be a sublime experience. Next I had a veal, which was very tender, it was good, but not particularly noteworthy, followed by a very tasty trout ceviche, which had this lovely tang from the fruit sorbet. My main course was a grilled fjord trout, which was well cooked. This was a very pleasant experience, and I'd be sure to come back again should I return to Heidelberg!