Delicious food, beer, excellent service, and a very pleasant ambiance!…read more My fiancé had a plate of very tender beef and potatoes. I had one of the weekly specials, Rösti (hash browns) with spinach and mushrooms drizzled in garlic sauce. It was scrumptious! The waitress were extremely nice! I would definitely recommend this place if you're in Freiburg!

We popped in here randomly on a walk back from exploring the trails near Gunterstal arriving around…read more5pm. They have delightfully shaded large outdoor patio offering perfect afternoon ambiance. Our waitress was prompt, cheerful and happy to speak with us in English. Most of the tables were reserved, but they were accommodating and said we could sit wherever with a 1.5 hour maximum time. That was no issue for us as we originally only stopped in for a quick bier and rest. But after seeing some of the food delivered we decided on a very early dinner. It was the best food of our entire 7 day trip through Germany. My filet was cooked to medium rare perfection and the perch and ratatouille was remarkable. Perhaps the most surprising was my salad (side option); a large mound of butter lettuce spring mix tossed in a light dressing on a bed of cabbage, carrots and beets stole the show. Our son wanted a cheese pizza which was not on the menu and they obliged. Excellent experience all around!

Sat outside to have dinner with my family. In the middle of the meal a rain started and we were…read moreforced to carry the plates and glasses indoors ourselves. After that the staff asked us to wait at the reception (with plates in our hands!). Several minutes later, the administrator said that there are no free tables, it is not his problem and we have to leave into the pouring rain, not having finished our meal. Insulting level of customer service!

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).