Weinstube An Der Bach

the restaurant is located in a very nice small courtyard and the first impression is very good. the menu offered is very extensive, but if you look more closely, you will notice that the prices are not supplements like kartoffeln, French.

this is a very small facility recommended by our hotel. the man behind the bar waited to the tables and I came to the idea that he was local. he spoke perfectly English and was warm and friendly. the food is prepared above and sent down. .

we visited the bach with a few colleagues to eat in the evening. it was a very positive experience. positiw: very good food; especially rumpsteaks! beautiful environment great local weine really great! negatiw: kitchen closes with a minute late. . Visualizza piatti

This is a cozy little restaurant. It is owned and operated by a young family. All hands are on deck and even the children help out. The food is prepared by Mom, served by Dad, dishes cleared by the kids and it is all done with love. It is traditional German fare, but the best in all of Germany. You will be glad to eat here.

This is a cozy little restaurant. It is owned and operated by a young family. All hands are on deck and even the children help out. The food is prepared by Mom, served by Dad, dishes cleared by the kids and it is all done...with love. It is traditional German fare, but the best in all of Germany. You will be glad to eat here.

We have visited Am Der Bach with a few colleagues to have dinner. It was a very positive experience. Pros: very good food; especially Rumpsteaks! beautifull surroundings great local wines (really great Cons: kitchen closes at be one minute late...and you don't eat. payment only with cash; is this really Europe, Overall highly recommended. Visualizza piatti

This is a very small establishment recommended by our hotel. The gentleman behind the bar waited on the tables and I got the idea he owned the place. He spoke perfect English and was warm and friendly. The food is prepared upstairs and sent down on a dumb-waiter. I had the Jaeger Schnitzel. It was more like a fried pork chop than schnitzel. It was not thin and it was only very lightly breaded (which I liked). My wife tried the saumagen, which she thought was great. The small salads we ordered were quite large and the potatoes were served in a large bowl. We were both pleasantly surprised. When we expressed an interest in a schnapps, he gave us a small sample, which he did not charge us for....

This is a very small establishment recommended by our hotel. The gentleman behind the bar waited on the tables and I got the idea he owned the place. He spoke perfect English and was warm and friendly. The food is prepared upstairs and sent down...on a dumb-waiter. I had the Jaeger Schnitzel. It was more like a fried pork chop than schnitzel. It was not thin and it was only very lightly breaded (which I liked). My wife tried the saumagen, which she thought was great. The small salads we ordered were quite large and the potatoes were served in a large bowl. We were both pleasantly surprised. When we expressed an interest in a schnapps, he gave us a small sample, which he did not charge us for...

The restaurant is located in a very delightful small court yard and the first impression is very good. The menu on offer is very exhaustive, but when you look in more detail, you find that prices do not include any side dishes, like potatoes, french...fries, salads and so on, which have to be purchased as extras. If you miss that, all you get is a piece of bread with your meal. Whilst the food is not outstanding, it is passable, but what really lets this place down, is the very long waiting time for your meals. We were a group of people and it took about hour to get what we had ordered. or less time to go home again. The staff were friendly and if it were not for the drinks, we would not hav... Visualizza piatti