Schwarzer Hahn - Menu

Am Marktplatz 1, 67146 Deidesheim, Deidesheim, Germany

🛍 Deutsch, Europäisch, Vegetarier, Meeresfrüchte

4.3 💬 939 Recensioni
Schwarzer Hahn

Telefono: +49632696870

Indirizzo: Am Marktplatz 1, 67146 DEIDESHEIM, Deidesheim, Germany

Città: Deidesheim

Piatti: 11

Recensioni: 939

Sito Web: https://www.deidesheimerhof.de/de/home

"Been many many times both for business, wife and family, probably 50 times including lunch and dinner over the time we 've been local. But now noticing issues the last couple of times and especially the most recent 2. Now we all know that this site,...and others, are opinions and not the only information to take notice of, but over the last approx 4 years the Hof has been steadily sinking down the list. Years ago it was the go too number 1 in quality and service, sadly no longer in my experience. Food still above average, but the overall experience is easily bettered, especially by smaller more modest venues. And, as always its the small points that are a disappointment, we had a table for 3, during deciding we had to ask for a third menu as only 2 were brought, we all ordered and asked for some drinks, 2 came and we waited 5 minutes for the third guests drink. Similar when our main courses came, one at a time, by different staff who were confused as to who ordered what dish. Hardly a personal service. The main waitress was extremely hectic rushing around many tables constantly. Maybe they are getting up to speed after the issues in recent months, but we will give this place a rest until we here from our friends and colleagues its back to standard."

Centa Centa

Super food, service, and atmosphere. The cidre-lavender sauce was something I'd crawl over broken glass for. I'll definitely come again.

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Edward
Edward

Good honest food. For everyone there is something on the menu. Nice open air space infront of the building to sit in summertime, nice interior. Good service.


Stefanie
Stefanie

not as good as before. 3 years ago, it was 5. bark meat not tender and reduced much too warm. the beard sauce was not even close to the real beard. you can do better


Helfried
Helfried

we have visited this restaurant many times over many years as a family. This visit was a disappointment. the service was poor, not considerate, lacking form, inattentive. The food was not imaginative, rather average.


Svetlana
Svetlana

If you want to try Riesling wines in Pfalz there is no better starting point than Deidesheim and Deidesheimer Hof. We had a very nice late summer dinner outside on the square, perfect service and a good choice of local wines


Franziska
Franziska

a warm summer day, we went for a little lunch and ordered an salad and "sinking board that were both good. it seems that the employees are low (even if the tables were not completely occupied) as the waiting time was a bit high for us.


Moritz
Moritz

We had an excellent dinner in Deidesheimer Hof. The choice of food and wine is very good. The service is excellent. Weather was brilliant, so we sat outside near the fountain which is illuminated at night. Altogether an excellent experience.


Albrecht
Albrecht

Dined here on a rainy Sunday evening with friends. The place is full of interested history and we all enjoyed the lovely atmosphere and the rustic, but very delicious food. Great wine list with an extensive range of good wines from local producers. The service...was absolutely top class, very friendly and attentive. A very good place for enjoying good traditional German dishes with local wine.


Ralf
Ralf

Dined with friends and had a fantastic experience. Reservations are recommended. The building is full of history including photos of world leaders that have dined there. We sat in the original library room and it was very pleasant. We started with a glass of local...sparkling wine (e champagne) and hard sausage (very good). Then a salad which was very fresh and had a very light dressing (very enjoyable). For a main dish we had the sausage, liver dumplings and head cheese plate with sour-kraut and mashed potatoes (a speciality of the area). Overall a very nice meal with a local riesling wine, and good service. Recommended stop for anyone visiting the area.


Anna
Anna

Been many many times both for business, wife and family, probably 50 times including lunch and dinner over the time we 've been local. But now noticing issues the last couple of times and especially the most recent 2. Now we all know that this site,...and others, are opinions and not the only information to take notice of, but over the last approx 4 years the Hof has been steadily sinking down the list. Years ago it was the go too number 1 in quality and service, sadly no longer in my experience. Food still above average, but the overall experience is easily bettered, especially by smaller more modest venues. And, as always its the small points that are a disappointment, we had a table for 3...

Categorie

  • Deutsch Assapora i ricchi sapori della cucina tradizionale tedesca, caratterizzata da carni sostanziose, crauti agri e salse sontuose. Delizia con piatti autentici che portano il gusto della Germania sulla tua tavola.
  • Europäisch Deliziati in un viaggio culinario attraverso l'Europa con il nostro menù sapientemente realizzato, che presenta piatti autentici dalla Francia, Italia, Spagna e oltre, utilizzando gli ingredienti più freschi per portare in vita i sapori tradizionali.
  • Vegetarier Goditi la nostra vibrante collezione di piatti vegetariani, realizzati con le verdure più fresche, sapori ricchi e spezie saporite. Gustati un piatto salutare e delizioso che celebra i migliori ingredienti della natura.
  • Meeresfrüchte Immergiti nelle catture più fresche del mare con la nostra selezione di frutti di mare, che offre piatti squisiti preparati con pesce e crostacei di alta qualità. Assapora i sapori dell'oceano in ogni boccone!

Servizi

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"In the otherwise quite lively Deidesheim, Ketschauer Hof has one of the most beautiful and quiet courtyards, which is also the stage for the two restaurants of the stylish hotel. For our first evening in the “L.A. Jordan” we enjoy the beautiful weather covered on the terrace. Due to the time constraints that are still in force at this time, we start our dinner earlier than usual and come with the temperatures that will be slightly cooler in the evening, while some guests later change inward, but because of the tables that are generous anyway they are equally well placed on the requirements. A menu at Daniel Schimkowitsch always begins with a sensory watchmaker. The apple syrup filled with ginger looks harmless, but with its pronounced sharpness brings the aromas immediately into the habitat position. And this smallness also marks one of the stylistic elements in Schimkowitsch's kitchen: sharpness and strong aromas. Apple, ginger, coriander The second Apéro is also seamlessly connected here. A parrot with shrimp and anchovimayonnaise has a clear Indian note with the chip and is also clearly spicy with the use of the crimp. Papadam. Shrimp The last Amuse Bouche appears surprisingly reduced, but it proves to be fascinating intense. A duck of dim in a highly concentrated, slightly salty duck broth proves to be strong and unusually tasteful. A large walk that also clearly marvels the direction of the kitchen with Asian flavors. The menu begins with a relatively coarsely cut Tatar from the excellent Ora King Lachs. A mandarin mayonnaise and rice pearls for the crunch already offer variety. Also savory caviar delivers texture and supportive taste, but above all the deep vinaiigrette based on bonito flavored travel vinegar perfectly rounds this elegant dish and makes it a great start. Ora King Lachs, Mandarine, green Thai Chili and Sambai-Vinaigrette How to put green asparagus in a completely new context, Daniel Schimkowitsch proves with the next gear. A bar is covered with olive groves and molten Lardo, which would be a good combination. But with the ginger berry blanc and a grandiose foamy ginger, the plate is catapulted directly into the TOP 10 list of this year's dishes. Green asparagus from Provence, Kalamata Olive, Lardo and ginger With a fried piece of stone cook it goes on, covered by a piece of zampone, which is filled with pork foot and a green ash. Sunflower seeds ensure that the mouth feel is not too soft overall. All that sounds more powerful than it actually is. The kitchen turns a gear here, but to all taste bombs before this is probably a wise decision. Of course, this is also a very harmonious combination. Lieu Jaune, Erbse, Zampone and Escabeche verde The quality of the Kaisergranat can be seen at first glance. The specimen of the Faroe Islands is of impressive size and Daniel Schimkowitsch makes it good to cover it with mustard seeds and a sauce based on Crème fraîche relatively mild and rather sweet. So he lets the crust animal the stage he deserves. However, so that it is not too pleasant, there is a co-player with the à-part-rich large lobster bisque that brings powerful anger into play. This is a big walk that reminds me of a visit to the New State Gallery in Stuttgart many years ago, where the most sustainable impression was a compilation of two pictures that radiated a great rest on the left and presented an almost stormy picture on the right. Impressive. Kaisergranat from Midsund, Cream Cru, XO Oil and Bisque Hummerbisque Among the most popular fish in Japan is the Madai, comparable to a Dorade Rosé. Here comes with crispy skin and otherwise hard-blooded. Red Daikon Rettich and a Umami butter sauce based on Teriyaki form the reduced frame for a retracted but again very harmonious walk. Madai, Umami Mother and Red Daikon On our little gourmet trip we enjoy the third time of the evening. It comes from the prestigious Polting estate and is covered by a pane of perfectly fried berries. There are cabbage rabies in textures, among other things as pure cabbage green. The jus of the burnt scarf is intense and tasty, but lets the burnt only see. A pleasantly reduced and handmade perfect equipment. Poltinger Rehrücken, Gänseleber, Kohlrabi and burned Shallottenjus As Pré Dessert it goes back to exotic soils with a yogurt on green, Japanese peach and melon. As expected, this is very fresh and puts the melon in the foreground in taste. Yoghurteis, Japanese peach, Melone Although I'm not a great friend of banana, I like the last dessert very well, also because it appears to be optically captivating with the crispy leaves, I sometimes think of Kokutou, a cane sugar spread in Japan. In combination with fruit and chocolate there is a round taste. Okinawa Beni Wild Harvest 66%, Banane, Sake-Trester and Kokutou With Pistazien-Macaron, wind bag with burned chocolate, chocolates with Yuzu and Macaron as well as with Miso and caramel as Petits Fours, the menu is expected to close the first class. Petits Fours Even tonight, the pace was relatively fast, probably due to the unknown circumstances with time constraints. Nevertheless, it did not feel steadfast, which is also due to the charming service of Maria Friedrich. The house includes the wineries Bassermann-Jordan, Reichsrat von Buhl and von Winning, so you have nothing to consider here in terms of wine technology and many wines are available in stunning vintage depth. But of course, other Palatinate wines are also sufficiently represented on the very fairly calculated wineries, such as many other wine-growing areas. Our last visit here is actually back three years. At this time we enjoyed the kitchen of Daniel Schimkowitsch, which was characterized by strong aromas. It's not different this time. The Asian influences are even more acute, the dishes are even more focused on the point. The menu showed a beautiful dramaturgy, in which even quieter but therefore no less expressive dishes were followed on a strong vein. That was pretty far forward anyway. Daniel Schimkowitsch has been a candidate for the second star for years. I don't know why he shouldn't really shine here. Report as always on my blog: [hidden link]"