We were staying in neighboring Sexau and our Airbnb host recommended this restaurant. It was a…read morefantastic meal. Flavorful and the perfect German meal. The portions are very large so if we went again, we would share the entree but still get our own salads. For a Wednesday evening, it was very busy, but still plenty of open spots at the outdoor tables. Try the Champignonrahmschnitzel (paniert) mit Spätzle and a Colaweizen and you won't go wrong.

I had an acceptable seafood risotto and a good beer. I think if I came again I'd have the menu…read moreinstead of ordering by the plate.

I had absolutely the BEST flammekuchen in all of my travels. And I've eaten a LOT of flammekuchen!…read more Really super. My sister had the pork knuckle with knodlen (potato dumplings) and it also was excellent. We sat outside and were serenaded 3 different times by buskers...some were annoying but one jazz group completely captivated us. Great spot to people watch. Service was good, but the food was outstanding.

I arrived the restaurant at about 5:25pm, and was looking at its menu posted outside when a man…read morecame out to unlock the door. I was the first customer to be seated, but soon after many other diners came in and filled up the main dining room very quickly. I later realized that there was another dining room as more diners came in and were ushered into the other room. There were 3 soup choices and I chose the noodle soup with beef. For entree I picked a small portion (I.e. 1 piece of meat rather than 2 pieces) of Schnitzel of pork that came with a side dish, and I chose the local home-made noodles. For drink I ordered a small local draft beer. The soup came very quickly and it was a very generous big bowl of soup. My entree came with my choice of sauce and I was very happy with the chunky mushrooms in my mushroom sauce. The schnitzel was quite a big piece of meat so I was glad to have ordered the smaller portion instead of the full portion with 2 pieces of meat. The noodles tasted very good but I could not finish it. The only surprise was that they did not take credit cards so I was glad to have some Euro cash on me. I was happy with the overall experience and a very hearty meal in a very homey setting.

The best real German food in Rust, the resort town next to Europa-Park. Family run, efficient, and…read morespecializing in core house food of Southern Germany. Schwaebische (Swabian) spaetzle, pomme frites, and of course lots of different schnitzel, a main stay of Germany-South. The other area the menu goes deep and exceptional is on panned meats. The germans call it Pfanne. Maybe a mix of steaks in the pan, pork cutlets. If you know some german you can bargain for different sauces on your meats, and then go for spaetzle, pommes or a mix is ok with them too. The Familie Bosch team is relaxed so you definitely ask for things and they will do it. It is a big team so ask anyone on the team for help if they are too busy to see your need. Decent wine list, good schnapps for afterward. It was the best real german on our trip through Frankfurt, Baden, and Berlin. Like you were at grandma's house, and they have a patio and 3 different rooms, I like the rooms in the back near the patio, or the patio itself. ENJOY! Say hi to Carl! The elderly gentleman, who was born in this 500 year old house, near the Rhine river and in Germany's warmest zone, the south Rhine lands of Baden (next to the Black Forest).

Broad menu, very well prepared and large portions. Three of us loved our fish, sautéed vegetables…read moreand potatoes gratin and a fourth his steak prepared in a wok. The fifth found her pasta with vegetables a bit boring. Friendly staff. Bar service can be a bit slow so if you want that second drink don't wait til you finish your first. Lovely room.

Given that they are a "potato house," I figured I had to give their potato dishes (of which there…read moreare many!) a try. I had the potato and smoked salmon soup, which was not the most amazing, but good. The soup base was good but the salmon didn't come through with the smoked flavor. That was disappointing. They offer a small and large portion of their soups; if you're hungry order a large! I ordered the small which led me to ordering french fries to take the edge off. I really enjoyed the french fries. The ends of the fries had a crispiness that only a true foodie could appreciate and boy did I appreciate it! They're not super seasoned or anything but that little texture addition was the right call on the fries. Kudos. They got that right for sure. They have tons of menu options, mainly involving potatoes of some sort + desserts (icecream, sorbet, chocolate cake, etc). (The french fries were my dessert!) They also offer lunch specials and their prices are decent. I wouldn't rush back but in the scheme of German food, I think they are above par.