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Bavaria, Germany Food Guide: 10 Central European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Schwangau
Best Central European restaurants nearby. Discover the best Central European food in Schwangau. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Central European restaurants near you.. Schwangau is a municipality in the district of Ostallgäu in Bavaria, Germany. The village lies 4 km from the larger town of Füssen and just 1.5 km from Hohenschwangau, a collection of tourist-oriented facilities adjacent to the major tourist attractions of Schloss Neuschwanstein and Schloss Hohenschwangau.
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10. Alpenstuben
Overall Ratings
4 based on 574 reviews
Reviewed By kingman940
Stumbled across this restaurant on our day tour to the Neuschwanstein Castle. It was peak tourist season so the restaurant was bustling and the outdoor seating was full. We saw a free table and just sat down like other guests. The waitress was polite and efficient and our food arrived quite quickly. Food was tasty and reasonably priced.
9. Gasthof Am See
Overall Ratings
4 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By letter1
We stopped here for lunch on our cycle round the forgensee. From the outside it looks mediocre but don't let this fool you. Inside it is warm and inviting.The traditional food is excellent.The veal and pork schnitzel were superb. My pancake with ham was delicious. All our group agreed it was the best home made traditional food we had in Bavaria and Austria.
8. Ritterstub'n
Overall Ratings
4 based on 352 reviews
Reviewed By degtravel
Our hotel recommended we had dinner here. My son and me had a lovely dinner. You can choose between some typical Bavarian dishes and some classics. WIne selection by the glass was very interestintg. The owner and his wife were very welcoming and funny, we really enjoyed our evening.
Schwangau Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Schwangau
7. Zum Hechten
Overall Ratings
4 based on 519 reviews
Altstadt Hotel zum Hechten
Reviewed By Janine W
This place is full to the brim of atmosphere, bustling waitresses and happy diners. The meals are local dishes so lots of meat and potatoes. The waitresses are efficient and friendly and the plates are full of food so best to go there with an appetite. They also offer a salad bar, which is one price and you can help yourself as much as you like. A nice touch when you are missing your quota of vegetables.Greet also for local beers.
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6. Hirsch
Overall Ratings
4 based on 373 reviews
The combination of local Allgau specialities and seasonal, modern cuisine served in an unique environment make your visit in our house an unforgettable experience. We offer just the right locale for business dinners, meeting, company parties or a quick lu
Reviewed By Marco_Coppa1976
I tell you... they would have got 4 on 5.... the quality of the dinner was on 4...Unfortunately the table they gave us had got the tablecloth dirty...and it was visible...So... the waiter was great and my Wiener schnitzel was delicious and crispy...My wife enjoyed the asparagus and roast-beef.
5. S"Wirtshaus im Weinbauer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 328 reviews
Reviewed By giulietta429
It being Bavaria, I didn't have very high expectations for non-meat options. I was very pleasantly surprised. I ordered the local specialty - cabbage leaves stuffed with bread/mushroom/herb mix. The dish was absolutely amazing - large, very hot, served in a light sauce with sauteed vegetables. I wasn't that hungry but I polished it off! There were 3-4 other vegetarian options that looked amazing, and the woman next to me ate one of them - dumplings with local cheese and spinach. I could have easily returned 3-4 times to try all the others. There are many meat options too, of course. My husband's dish was served in a ceramic baking platter - I love when dishes are 'oven to table.' it was very delicious as well by his account. While the server didn't speak English, we did ok. Prices were reasonable and the atmosphere - vaulted ceilings, etc. was pleasant. We had a very nice time and from memory the meal was under EUR 40 - an unbelievable deal for the quality of food and the overall experience.
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4. Madame Pluesch
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4 based on 1088 reviews
Wir haben bis einschlieÃlich 12.06.18 Betriebsurlaub. Ab 13.06.18 sind wir ab 17.00 Uhr wieder für Sie da.
Reviewed By Martyn S
Fussen is a very attractive town but much of the food we encountered was perfectly acceptable 'tourist bland'. Madame Pluesch was different. A beautiful cosy venue and local cuisine - my mixed sausage plate was something to remember. The charming Bulgarian waitress worked so hard. You do need to book and we had to wait for the following day to get in but worth it.
3. Schlossbrauhaus Schwangau
Overall Ratings
4 based on 707 reviews
The Schlossbrauhaus is situated close to the castle Neuschwanstein in Schwangau. The atmosphere of the restaurant is a mix between classic bavarian and modern design. The kitchen is typical regional and suits very good to the home made beers. An ideal pla
Reviewed By Apd5013
So much fun and fantastic food! Stayed there for hours eating and drinking, sat outside with a great view of the mountains and the castle. There was an awesome local band playing who bought us shots. Staff spoke English with great recommendations and there was a part of the menu in English. Food was amazing and the beers were even better. Needless to say we were sad to leave.
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2. Louis II
Overall Ratings
4 based on 128 reviews
Romantic Restaurant with a fantastic view to the fairytale Castle Neuschwanstein and the Bavarian Alps. In the differently designed areas of the restaurant, guests can enjoy delightful creations of the young kitchen team, which is characterized by seasona
Reviewed By g_otani
This was an exquisite, lovely dining experience! We were staying at the hotel and this was a convenient choice for dinner on our first night there. However, this turned out to be a wonderful gem and we enjoyed dining there very much. The décor was warm and inviting, as was the service. The staff was incredibly well trained. Our service person was delightful â a perfect balance between humorous engagement and light conversation with the ability to step back so we were able to enjoy our meal. He was also incredibly familiar with the wine list & menu and was able to provide intelligent and well-considered recommendations for us. Something I always appreciate in restaurants.The food was very delicious. Created with what feels like the freshest of regional produce, and presented as if it was art on a plate. If youâre here during the day, youâll also get to savour views of the Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau castles while enjoying a great breakfast or lunch.They are busy here, especially on weekends. So if you wish to dine here for dinner on weekends, I would suggest making a booking. Schwangau is such a lovely area, still close to trendy and bustling Fussen but presents with a lot more tranquillity and quiet charm. If youâre not staying in Schwangau but still in the vicinity, I would suggest a short drive for a meal at Rubezahl - itâs fine dining at its best and we really enjoyed it.
1. Hotel Helmerhof Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 250 reviews
Reviewed By ElmParkRoyal
Certainly easy to spot in the dark; just off the main road through Schwangau and lit up like a beacon. Once there, note large car park across the road from the hotel.As it was night when we visited, we didn't really appreciate how attractive the building was. Traditional chalet style with a lot of structural wood, and with a good alpine view.We were not entirely sure how to present ourselves on arrival, so we reported to the hotel reception who then pointed us to the separate restaurant nearby. Plenty of large tables available in what seemed to be a sizeable semi-circular wood and glass conservatory, so we bagged a table for eight to ourselves. Having realised that we were Brits, a charming girl who spoke perfect english was deputed to look after us. As the menus were available in english too, it wasn't a difficult evening. Foodwise, ample alternatives of the robust teutonic variety which was fine by us.I went with the nicely-done pork medallions in a creamy mushroom sauce with schwabing dumplings whilst Mrs EPR exercised the unusual choice of grilled chicken breast in a sweet and sour sauce with spring rolls and wok-fried veg. Plus a bountiful bowl of fries between us. Not a lot left of that lot, I can assure you. Dessert choice equally good; who could refuse an "ice cream cake" - actually more like an ice cream cheesecake. I couldn't, and Mrs EPR's hot chocolate sponge pudding was equally good too.All dishes attractively presented, and efficiently served by the experienced waitresses who, I have to say, looked very fetching in their local costume.So a very successful evening in comfortable surroundings. Would certainly return.
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