I went here for dinner with a tour group & we sat on the covered patio. They have live music & make…read moreit interactive with the diners so they can get up and dance on the dance floor. It was a delicious multi-course meal with the main entree being tender pork. Atmosphere, food, & service made for a great experience here.

while on a Viking River cruise, one of the options for an excurision to Rudesheim, and ate and were…read moreentertained at Rudesheimer Schloss Weinhaus. The restaurant is quite large and is a gathering place for food and drink, serving traditional German dishes (served family style) and local wine and beer. Schloss Weinhaus serves local beer and wine, and the welcoming servers keep everything coming, from starters, main course and desert. They don't slack on the beverages either. The crowning glory is the live music with standard German and American songs (some Elvis, Roll out the Barrel, et). It's a rollicking good time.

We were docked in Rüdesheim and were excited to explore the town. After some shopping we decided to…read moretry some local German food. We found some of the restaurants here only accept cash so be sure to bring your cash. This restaurant does however accept credit cards. Our table ordered the pork schnitzel with no pepper sauce and the no pork schnitzel with creamy mushroom sauce and the currywurst which is a bratwurst served with curry ketchup and a side of potato dumplings. All our food was delicious and I would definitely recommend this restaurant if you're visiting Rudesheim. We sat outside on the patio which had a nice ambience. Many locals dine here as well which is a sign of good food.

Schnitzel and Hefeweizen! Nice little place where we were treated well and ate even better.read more

Delicious! We had the salmon over pancakes; and the chicken in a mushroom sauce. Both were…read moreoutstanding. As well as the local Reisling. So happy we stumbled onto this place instead of yet another dinner on our river cruise. Our server, Claudia, was very gracious about our not speaking German. The service, the food, ambience... couldn't have been better! (We sat indoors on a rainy night.) Feels like a locals-only gem. We were lucky to get a table.

This place was awesome. They speak English. The beer was cold. The girls helping my difficult…read morefamily were patient and kind. I had the sausage kraut and mashed and it was really fantastic. My wife had goulash and noodles. Very good but rich. Go with the former if you want a good German meal. Ambience is old German. Price is great.

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.

Very popular appearing restaurant with large shaded outdoor patio area. We sat indoors because…read morethere was no more seating for our group of 7. I thought the service was friendly but they were a bit understaffed this particular day and things moved on the slower side. Pork knuckle plate Massive presentation of meat - you'd best be hungry here. Nice helping of sauerkraut- the sourness of which offsets the savory meat. Although I thought the pork was mostly dry. The skin is also surprisingly chewy/sticky/gooey rather than crisp or brittle. Finally, the scoops of "potato mash" is weird - it has a gelatinous quality that isn't normal for American palates. Schnitzel - which is sort of like the German version of tonkatsu, breaded pork filet. Recommend getting the mushroom sauce to help with the dryness. Served with a nice mixed salad. Kaffee Rüdesheim - when in Rome... this is a coffee with apple brandy and nice flaming presentation that everyone should see. Pretty cool. That's all...

We were really looking forward to trying this restaurant. It was pretty popular as the place was…read morepacked. We were seated right away but found out before ordering they only accept cash for payment. While we had cash my brother in law and his wife did not have enough to pay for dinner since they spent what they had on souvenirs earlier. So we left and went to a restaurant right down the street, which was delicious by the way! Most people while traveling don't carry a lot of cash on them for safety reasons so we found it hard to believe they would not accept a card. Oh well!

Will return - maybe in 2029 during their Buga2029 - mind you - they're not paying me for this, just…read moreto be clear Totally loving it: very efficient - after ordering, our drinks came within minute or two. We only have time for two soups and they're delicious. The little ally reportedly is packed with people during the high season. Today it's relaxed and we enjoyed walking there.

If you are in the popular Drosselgasse street In Rüdesheim,…read moreyou can find a little less noise over at Lindwirt but this whole section of town is made for tourists so be sure to set your expectations accordingly. Affogato - espresso with ice cream. Really hit the spot. Especially if you're dealing with jet lag at night. Venison Sausage - definitely gamey and crumbly texture. It's dry, which makes it a nice complement to the dark brown gravy (there needs to be more). Comes with a gigantic mound of yellow mashed potatoes and steamed carrots and broccoli. Maultaschen (ravioli/dumpling) of venison. These dumplings are halved and yet are still extra large in size. Meat is, once again, gamey and salty and filling. Comes with a sizeable salad and sage butter. Glass noodle with grilled tofu. This is a spicy-ish asian dish out of left field. It's got the spices, sesame oil and white pepper to garner your attention. Interesting item but I suppose there is an asian tourist contingent to cater towards. Also, Riesling makes a nice pairing! Prompt service, staff speaks somewhat limited English and the ambience is upbeat, and moderately noisy. But as I mentioned, this is the heart of the town of Rüdesheim and so it's hard to fault the mojo here. That's all

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!

Wait staff are rude. Not at all what I'm used to in RP where people are very personable. The…read morelocation is beautiful and quiet. Barely dog friendly though. I asked them for water for my fur child and he straight up was like nope (even brought my own bowl). Food decent and fast EDITED: just watched a couple leave who had reserved a table and asked for one in a different part (only 2 parties here currently). The wait staff refused despite no other reserved tables. So they left.

I was visiting the town and I was asking them if I can use the bathroom and I was told it's $.50…read moreand I paid them €10 and then it was not until I got home they I noticed that they give me one of two euros, one of $.50 another one is a $.25 for US coin (a quarter). Since I just arrived in Germany, a few days ago I was always told that Germany is a pretty safe place and people there are honest. I have to be honest, this place ruined the Germans reputation for honesty. I'm surprised the restaurant was trying to scam foreigners and it's not good! Don't recommend it! such a scam!!!!