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Best Wine Bar food near Beilstein, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
Find out what Wine Bar restaurants to try in Beilstein including Zehnthauskeller, Winzerschenke an der Klostertreppe, Weingutsschenke Domus Vini, Springiersbacher Hof, Borchert Vinery, Vinoforum, Ferienweingut Dax, Zum Kapuziner, Schlossbergkeller, Alte Gutsschanke, Weingut Daniel Bach
Restaurants in Beilstein
10. Weingut Daniel Bach
Reviewed By elelastico99
Im Weingut Daniel Bach haben wir mit einer Gruppe von 11 Personen eine schöne Weinprobe gemacht. Zu den sechs selbst hergestellten Weinen gab es eine leckere Brotzeit mit örtlichen Produkten. Hat uns alles sehr gut gefallen, da der Winzer nicht nur sein Programm abspulte sondern auch Fragen kompetent und informativ beantwortete.
9. Alte Gutsschanke
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By highdesertbadger
If you want German food that is filling and tasty this is the place. The service was good and the prices were fair. I enjoyed my Saurbraten thoroughly. Guten appetite.
8. Schlossbergkeller
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By DARead
Definitely worth a visit! Beautiful traditional interior. Friendly staff and great wines produced on site. Didnt eat here so can not comment on the food.
7. Zum Kapuziner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By cybermd
Best place to try award winning wines in 2 ounce portions. The staff, including the well trained school girls all speak excellent English. The food is very light and designed to complement the wines.
6. Ferienweingut Dax
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By Michal Z
Perfect place to spend the evening! Winery offers wine carousel to taste different wines, excellent cheeses and moreover reasonable price! You are sitting in a very quiet atmosphere arranged in a stylish art. Pleasant service, much more private and personal compared to Cochem. Definitely better choice!
5. Vinoforum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By aileenh224
It's a lovely place with a great view. However I found it over priced. We ordered a cheese plate and while the presentation was very pretty it was short on substance. We had three pieces of store bought brown sandwich bread with four slices of packaged cheese and a little flavored cream cheese. Visually pleasing bit disappointing overall. The wine was good but it's hard to have bad wine in the Mosel Valley!
4. Springiersbacher Hof, Borchert Vinery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 105 reviews
Wir wollen Sie einladen, eine schöne Zeit in dem herrlichen Ambiente des WeinCafé und Restaurant zu verbringen. GenieÃen Sie unsere hauseigenen Weine, Kaffee Spezialitäten, oder die frische Winzer Küche mit regionalen Zutaten und Rezepten. Geöffnet: eine
Reviewed By rossbrownNottingham
We fancied a change and joined the barbecue at Springiersbacher Hof. Not quite sure of how it would work (and not having the German linguistic skills to work it out) but our friendly hosts explained you selected your salads then the meat chosen was taken to the barbeque and cooked for you. The marinated meat was delicious and not burnt to a crisp as can so often happen with barbecued food. There was plenty of variety with the salads and it was okay to return to the salad bar as often as you wanted. Lovely atmosphere, great wine list from their own winery. It was not expensive and we weren't rushed away after our meal, we were told that the table was ours for the evening. Finished off with a local gin made on the premises, excellent evening with very friendly staff who made us feel really welcome.
3. Weingutsschenke Domus Vini
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Mrandyd
This is the classiest bar on the Mosel waterfront without exception.Indoor seating, and covered outdoor seating with Mosel views.Apart form during the Weinfeste, Domus Vini doesn't sell hot food. It generally sells a typical huntsman menu, such as a hams, salami, cheeses, eggs and bread (with mustard from an authentic Senfmuhle).The host hunts his own wild boar in the hills of the Mosel, and I can verify that the resultant salami is rather wonderful.The host also sells his own wine produce. Simply marvellous. I cannot think of a better way of spending a summer evening other than sitting on this terrace, eating a wonderful mean, and having a few glasses of Domus Vini wine.
2. Winzerschenke an der Klostertreppe
Reviewed By GMN51
Etwas abseits der groÃen Touristenroute zur sehenswerten Burg Metternich liegt am Fuà der 108 Stufen der Klostertreppe die Winzerschenke, die von einer jungen Familie betrieben wird. Von den wenigen AuÃenplätzen hat man einen schönen Blick auf ein malerisches Hausensemble und die vielfach als Filmdrehort verwendete Klostertreppe. Wir bestellten bei dem sehr freundlichen Wirt zweimal warmen Specksalat mit Sülze bzw. Spiegelei sowie eine groÃe Flasche Gerolsteiner. Hätte ich nicht noch ans Steuer müssen, wäre auch eine Auswahl aus der umfangreichen Weinkarte zu sehr moderat kalkulierten Preisen verlockend gewesen. Das Essen kam rasch und schmeckte: Der Salat pikant abgeschmeckt, die Sülze mild-würzig und die Spiegeleier auf den Punkt gebraten. Wir waren gerade mit dem Essen fertig, als uns ein heftiger Gewitterschauer viel zu früh aus diesem idyllischen Winkel Beilsteins vertrieb.
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1. Zehnthauskeller
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By MijnlieverdFH
Real old structure and a cave-like ambiance. The wine taste very nice. Only came in for a drink before we went off to our hotel. We like the place very much and wine ....nice.They were friendly and very welcoming. I like it.
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