We decided to try this restaurant in the touristy area along the Rhein based on its 38 stellar Yelp…read morereviews, and our fellow Yelpers were accurate as is the norm! We got 2 radlers and a spinach & garlic flatbread pizza (Tart Flambee in the menu) to share. Service was friendly and available in English, and the drinks & food were delicious. The view of the Rhein from our outside table made the ambiance very pleasant, but the indoor tables were nice too. Clean toilets rounded out a great experience, thanks to the Rosenbergers team!

Wow what an Amazing restaurant! Lots of great food choices! We got really lucky on a Friday night…read moreto get a table without a reservation! Met the owner a really personable lady who gave us a table for 6! Hope to go back soon to try the chicken which most of the locals ordered!

What a gem! Just a few dozen yards off the square, this is a small mom and pop place that is homey,…read morefriendly and delicious - in fact the best meal we've had so far after several days in Germany. Not fancy, but homemade to order. Unrushed, as the young woman cooks your order on demand while her husband manages front of house. The homemade wines (mostly Rieslings and Pinots) were delicious. They offered a special menu for asparagus season - imagine thick white asparagus maybe 9" long, tender and sweet. Accompanied by a tender and perfectly seasoned schnitzel with potatoes and a salad. Also tried an appetizer (enough for a meal on its own) of a cheese marinated in an onion sauce covered with chopped onions on slices of fresh dark bread - surprisingly tasty, though they were surprised and seemed a little worried that a foreigner would order it lol. We were the only non-Germans there, among 4 largish tables that are expected to be shared. Dinner for 2, including 3 glasses of wine, was only €45. Cash only - they have no internet connectivity (no cell signal, let alone wi-fi, which was a good opportunity to disconnect and let time slow down), but there's an ATM nearby.

The riesling this young couple makes is fantastic, and the warmth and intimacy of their restaurant…read morefelt like authentic Rudesheim hospitality. We were happy to have stumbled upon the kind proprietor when visiting this scenic town or we may not have found this hidden gem.

Positioned next to the Rhine and across the road from the Hotel Kronenschloessen, it's ina perfect…read morelocation for a scenic drink. While the menus are in German and few of the staff speak English, it wasn't hard to order - go to the counter, put your order in, take a number and return to your seat. FYI - they don't take Amex. I had a very filling flammenkuchen - my first - and enjoyed the tin crust with sour cream, onions, and bacon. I also had the wurst with a small portion of fries and curry sauce. That was really nice - the spicy sausage paired with a fruity curry. Paired with a Weisbeer, it was the perfect Sunday evening.