Coburg Coburg

Coburg, una città bavarese affascinante, vanta una ricca storia con la sua Fortezza di Coburg. Assapora bratwurst, in particolare il "Coburger Röstbratwurst", grigliato su pigne, una delizia culinaria locale.

Hungry Highlander

Hungry Highlander

Steingasse 11, 96450, Coburg, Germany

Kaffee • Westlich • Vegetarisch • Mexikanisch


"Based on reviews, we thought we would give this place a try. We had just driven in from Dresden, and it was about 8pm on a Monday night. Parking was definitely a challenge, even at this point in the day, but we found a spot around the corner by the museum which had closed. The inside part of the restaurant was nearly empty (I didn't look but I assume most were out back in the garden area) but we chose to sit up front in the main window to people watch. They do have menu's in English which was nice. We all ordered burgers, but my daughter and I asked for no condiments of any kind. We were very explicit about just meat and bread. From the inside you can see into the kitchen, and you can see that it is small and there are only 1, sometimes 2, people cooking so it wasn't a surprise when it took a while for the food to come. When it did come, the first look was impressive - nice sized burger on a ciabatta like bun, and nice crispy fries. Lifted the bun up to find what looked like mayo on our burgers, so we called the server back and pointed out that we asked for no condiments. We expected them to take them back, switch out the buns and bring them back, but they started the whole meal from scratch again. So one ate while the rest waited, and he was done by the time our food came out. So that was awkward and kind of put a damper on our evening. I'll give them a point for good fries, but even though the food was decent the experience kind of let us down."

Kam Yin Jade

Kam Yin Jade

Judengasse 18, 96450, Coburg, Germany

Sushi • Suppe • Pasta • Asiatisch


"On Saturday afternoon my mates and I decided to go to dinner with our friends in the evening. At first we tried to book for twelve people in another place. However, as this didn't work, we decided for the Kam Yin Jade, reserved there and experienced a different, extraordinary evening. But later more. The restaurant is located right next to the garage wall, not far from the pedestrian zone. The restaurant itself does not have its own parking space, so it is almost forced to park in the garage, because the parking spaces on the street are sewn. The restaurant consists of a room where there is an estimated 35 people. While we stayed there from 7 p.m. to about 9 p.m., the restaurant was usually not even half full. However, some customers came by who had ordered food to pick up. I don't think that the service personnel in Chinese restaurants need to speak English without errors, but the two services, I guess it was the boss and the boss, really speak very badly German, so that one had to agree with hands and feet. Taking up food and drinks was therefore a small adventure. Also, in places, the operators seemed somewhat unfriendly and sharp, but what, as I believe, was not even meant evil, but simply its kind. The drinks have been waiting for you a little longer. I ordered a crystal wheat from Paulaner for 2.60 euros. In this place, I've experienced something I've never seen before. The operation did not take any tips when taking partout. On request, she said that she herself has three children of about our age, who are all studying, and she therefore knows that young people have no money left. She made it very sympathetic. The menu is the most confusing I've ever seen. The card, composed of a main card and three or four double-sided printed insert sheets, is made up of over a hundred dishes. All courts are assigned numbers or letters, which does not make the whole clearer. There are, for example, the B9 or the 9B or also the KY... . In addition, the menu only strikes against spelling errors. I chose the baked Wan-Tan (3.80 euros) as an appetizer and crispy roasted chicken meat with sweet-sour sauce (9.50 euros and is served with rice and vegetables). A fried duck with sauce, rice and vegetables costs 12 euros. It is also worth mentioning when looking at the price of 1.50 euros, incredibly rugged and favorable spring roll. The Wan-Tan came after about ten minutes and were really hot. But that was the only positive thing at the appetizer. The Wan-Tan simply consisted of panned and fried slices of cooked ham. These were not really crispy, but mostly flaky, and also drank from fat. Everything but delicious. The crispy roast chicken meat continued the impression of the appetizer. The meat was panned, fried and also extraordinarily greasy. In addition, the meat looked like sprinkled, so like chicken fillet torn in pussies. Chicken nuggets were the most similar. The sauce, or rather it was a dip in an extra bowl, as the rice were fine. The portions were real, after about half the main course I was sick. The dishes were prepared in the typical Chinese snack bar style. Not particularly appealing or extravagant. I would have given the food two stars, but most of my fellow eaters were satisfied with the food or even praised it, I give three. I personally wouldn't recommend the restaurant, but if you want to get a portion of fried noodles quickly, it's still okay. The Kam Yin Jade meets all cheesy clichés of a China restaurant. Chinese music, Lampions, an aquarium with Kois. Especially our table decoration was. Since there is no table for twelve people in the restaurant, tables were simply pushed together and paper napkins were used as tablecloth. And then the hammer: on our tables there were over thirty beer felts, which were thrown without choice, which no man needed. It just looked stupid. I'd like to know what the staff was thinking. Cleanliness The place itself was clean. The room in which the toilets were located could have been cleaned again. There it was very dusty."

Brauhaus zu Coburg

Brauhaus zu Coburg

Nägleinsgasse 4, 96450, Coburg, Germany

Lässig • Deutsch • Bayerisch • Europäisch


"Brauhaus zu Coburg in situated in one of the more quite streets of the town of Coburg in Oberfranken. No traffic passes and it´s in walking distance from the town´s centre. We´ve eaten here four or five times previously and have generally been content, when not fully satisfied, with our visits. Last weekend however, the young waitress – whose happy face can be seen pictured on this restaurant´s flyer, didn´t wear a smile. She had a solemn look and perhaps, was contemplating, whether to move on and work somewhere else! I didn´t get the impression, that she was either enjoying serving us or other customers, or even enjoying her work. I never take people who work in restaurants for granted. In fact I believe, especially because they are like you and I, basically human, they can have their “bad days”, too! I would politely like to comment however, that depending on the sort of work we do, (working with people, animals, computers, and so on) we should perhaps make the effort to behave accordingly. This young waitress “did her job” in the sense she took orders and brought the food and beverages to occupied tables – but nothing more! If she was indeed having a bad day, then I can only offer some sympathy. Despite my sympathetic understanding, a show of unapproachable and disinterested body-language, is not good for business!I didn´t really enjoy my food and I didn´t eat the whole dish, though like in other southern-German restaurants, the “Kellerbier” tasted good. Having visited this restaurant on many occasions before, I instantly noticed the shrunken potion of the sauerkraut salad as the food was served. Cut backs I can only assume. A radio station´s music/songs, news and weather can be clearly heard in this restaurant. In my humble opinion, it is sometimes better to hear no music or songs, but to simply enjoy the cheerful and subdued conversations of fellow customers.This restaurant´s choice of dishes is quite limited. Perhaps one of the major reasons for an indefinite “rain check”, regarding visiting this place again any time soon!"

Michido

Michido

Albertspl. 4, 96450 Coburg, Germany

Sushi • Asiatisch • Vietnamesisch • Spezialitäten


"Coburg and its market halls. The Coburger ansich is rather word-carg. Unless there's a new one that can be mistrusted and discussed. Years ago we had a wonderful hall in the Steinweg, unfortunately it was not accepted. Before, during and after that, each Coburger actually knew how to do better than the operators. And so it is again: everyone knows how it is, but no one has the courage and concept for something better. Like the new edition. However, and here one has to give the negative votes right, a market hall in the actual sense is something different from what has arisen here. But, let's go neutral and just look at it. Very positive: The underground car park, which is located two floors directly below the market hall. The inclined visitor comes here dry foot and, if desired, with a quite large elevator directly into the hall. Toilets are available in the garage, even in the gastronomy, all according to the latest standard also for wheelchair users. A plus point. The restaurant itself is... well, modern. A clever lighting system on the high ceiling, quite cozy chairs and tables made of solid wood. Unfortunately, one sees the plates (astholes... that there was no one really looking for his carpenter's work. No matter, we want to eat, but in a nice atmosphere, it's too good to stay. Clean is everything, the tables are also decently decorated, for this there is at least one Naja . The card is not overloaded, for every taste (as long as it goes in the Asian direction something is there. Sushi, Currys, Wok dishes... The usual suspects. I dare to say: theme with variation. No more, no less. Why do Asians always have to be typical Asians in our city? Either buffet or some vegetable mix with sauce and rice. Thank you. Another one who missed a chance to settle down from the one of the glutamate runners. Too bad. Just here, in this new environment, it would have been possible to serve once meals that are away from what is sold to Europeans as Asian. The view into the menu shocks once again. Seriously? 0.4 liters of specificity (CHUCKLES) or a replacement product? for 3.90 €? Love gastronomics, we talk here about a glass of water with sugar, carbonic acid and a few grams of flavors. OK, the rent is expensive, but also the mass can make it for drinks. But don't worry, I'll drink a little specific. 0.2 liter to €2.20. 11 euros for the liter of industrial drink? Let's go. We're here in Franken, not in Munich. Thus it remains with a drink. For this an ieeeeeek!!! . If you are already on site, you should be brave and try what's on offer. We ordered the number 88. Three varieties Sushi (I just take the collection name, a total of 16 pieces, instead, as announced three varieties á eight pieces. Well, we haven't noticed, either. The price of 9.00 Euro is fair, we shared this dish as an appetizer. Freshly prepared, no exaggerated show rolls, tastefully good, though not hammery. We were happy and got more than we hoped. No absolute highlight, but far away from the unspeakable stuff that floods the country thanks to the discounter. Since the working person is not fed with a handful of rice, we have also approved a second gear. My companion chose WOK Vegetables .fried Vegetables with crispy duck. €10.90 will appear on the invoice. Vegetables came on the plate, good edible, also seasoning was good. Unfortunately, however, there was no sauce with which the duck was dried and the rice in particular became quite dry. The taste was excellent, the portion was fine, but my accompaniment then made a part of my saturation wander over the table. Anyway, wok vegetables, especially in combination with duck, we no longer come to the table. At least not in Michido. For me I also chose wok vegetables, unfortunately my preferred variant with pig or beef is not possible. That's how my plate should certify poultry, just chicken. Not the crispy version, because I had the fear that the breakdown would soften in the brew. Hardly the plate stood in front of me, two things were suddenly clear to me: a I am not fed up. b no sauce, so also crispy would have been possible. Well. The taste was excellent, no complaints, light but very pleasant sharpness, to taste the vegetables individually if only the portion had been a usable. The champignon and the sprouts on the plate show well what extent the food had. A little comment on the picture: I photographed the portion as it was placed in front of me. The traces on the plate were probably from the sauce, before she crawled into the rice shortly afterwards. The combination of high beverage prices with lost sauce and light sharpness are already accusing me. We spent 90 euros on the WE for a local visit, a few weeks ago 160 euros. Without ticking with the eyelash, alone because the food was good. And we're saturated, though not full. If we were happy to have spent one or two more euros, the portion would be appropriate. Ergo: 35 euros for two non-saturated, thirsty visitors leaving the restaurant for a long time. The quality fits if nothing exciting new is served. But the beverage prices and the portions need fine tuning. And if it just gets a little more rice and sauce. P.S.: I cannot present an invoice today for the reason that the place is still waiting for the cash register. Let's start with a few months."

Dornheim Trinklokal Esskultur

Dornheim Trinklokal Esskultur

Steingasse 24, 96450 Coburg, Germany

Kaffee • Deutsch • Crossover • International


"nüber von schloss ehrenburg, just a few minutes walk from the marketplace. a bus stop is located directly in front of the door. in the entrance area, a small beer garden invites you to stay in the warm seasons. the interieur is ingenious with furniture and deko of the last time furnished here was once a print shop. super cozy. there are two very clean unisex toilets. so do not ask whether there is no hint on the doors on the male or white. both are right. there are also various local dishes written on boards. everything is freshly prepared in the kitchen where you can see, by the way. we haven't eaten so good carvings with an excellent homemade potato salad for a long time. also the band noodles with garnel and fish a dream. but they should always plan waiting times because eating well needs time. ah yes, the booking of a table is hard to guess. the place is very well visited. the cook and the staff are completely friendly and always after, but in times of impact it can also be delayed in the operation. the prices are slightly higher, but for the offered completely in order and still in the frame. in the april 2022 the carving and the art with homemade potato salad and the more expensive €16. Conclusion: who wants to go exceptionally well in an equally extraordinary environment should include the dornheim in his choice. the dornheim is located opposite the burg ehrenburg, just a few minutes walk from the market place. a bus stop is located directly in front of the door. in the entrance area, a small beer garden invites you to stay during the warm seasons. the interior is ingeniously decorated with furniture and decorations from pastness. there was a print shop here before. super cozy. there are two very clean unisex toilets. so be not surprised if there is no note on male or female at the doors. both are correct. menu. there are daily specials written on different boards. everything is freshly prepared in the kitchen, in which you can look into and eat is great. we have not eaten see good carving with an excellent homemade potato salad for a long time. the band noodles with garnel and fish are such a dream. but they should definitely plan time because good food needs time. oh yes, the reservation of a table in advance is not restricted. the restaurant is very busy. the chef and the staff are really friendly and always behind, but it can delay in service at peak times. the prices are somewhat higher, but perfect for what is in the offer and still in the sense. in april 2022, the carvings like art with homemade kartoffel salad and cranberries cost €16. conclusion: if they want to eat exceptionally well in an extraordinary ambiente, they should include dornheim in their selection."