This family-run, quaint little slice of off the beaten path heaven can't disappoint if it tried…read more Monika was an amazing host and the rest of the gang were friendly beyond compare, with wry humor and an attitude that everyone who walks through the door is family. The food selection is an outstanding example of particularly Bavarian fare. I had the Wildsau Leberknödel Suppe (wild boar liver dumpling soup) and it blew my mind. Not always on the menu, I'm told, but get it when you can! The beer is cold and there's plenty of it. The rooms are simple, clean, spacious, and comfortable. Bring your own soap and shampoo. I'm honestly so smitten with this place that I plan to make it back here next time I'm passing through. Give them a call and say hi from me!

Charming little family owned restaurant with a cozy feel in a quant little village setting. The…read morestaff was very friendly and attentive and made us feel welcome. This restaurant really has the feel of having a home cooked meel in someone's home. The schnitzel was a bit thin and dry, especially for the price, but definitely not bad. There was no one else inside at lunchtime and there was plenty of seating. It was a nice place to come in and get warm from the icy cold wind and snow outside, while enjoying a meal with friends.