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Hesse, Germany Food Guide: 10 German food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Oestrich-Winkel
Discover Restaurants offering the best German food in Oestrich-Winkel, Hesse, Germany. Oestrich-Winkel (German pronunciation: [ˈøːstʁɪç ˈvɪŋkəl]) is a town with roughly 12,000 inhabitants in the Rheingau-Taunus-Kreis in the Regierungsbezirk of Darmstadt in Hesse, Germany.
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10. Gutsausschank Hamm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By BertKroon
We have been to the Hamm winery/restaurant many, many times. For just any old reason, for the jazz concerts, and then last September for a Special birthday celebration with 35 family members and friends.The wines were (and always are) tops, the 4 course meal was gourmet-class. The atmosphere in this lovely old building complex warm and soaked with the historical and cultural richness of the region. The owner´s wife, who manages the gastronomic part of the winery, and the personnel were most helpful in setting the specifics for the celebration in place. It was a great success, although slightly crowded.
9. Adler Wirtschaft
Overall Ratings
4 based on 194 reviews
Reviewed By Kamen_777
Very impressive location, packed with guests.An amazing wine list, specializing in regional wines; very carefully selected and very reasonably prices. Respect about that!Extremely professional and friendly service team.The food however ranges from "amazing" to "it's OK", depending on the course you're eating.This inconsistency is not unexpected on this level of dining. Maybe we caught them off guard on a bad day. I hope so for them and I wish them to get the food organized in a flawless manner for future customers. I have no doubts they are able to perform on this level.
8. Gourmet-Restaurant Kronenschlosschen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By Blitzje
This is small castle-hotel with a romantic atmosphere. Parking is possible in front of the hotel. Bedroom is cosy, bathroom clean and charming. But the breakfast was a big disappointment.During our stay in Germany we booked six different castle-hotels. This was certainly not the cheapest, but compaired with the others it was not what I expected.Conclusion: good hotel, but not a topper. For the same money you can find nicer places to stay.
7. Weingut Schonleber-Blumlein
Overall Ratings
5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By cneti
Wir haben als klein Unternehmen, hier einen Ausflug gemacht und waren begeistert von der Qualität des Essens und der Weine. Der Service ist freundlich und zuvorkommend. Es ist schön zu sehen, dass man mit einem Lächeln begrüÃt und verabschiedet wird. Sehr empfehlenswert.
6. Basting Gimbel - Die Wirtschaft
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By SabreSailor
We happened upon this restaurant though a friend who lives in nearby Wiesbaden. The restaurant he had chosen was booked with a wedding, so we ended up here. I'm not sure what "Basting Gimbel" is about - the name on the restaurant is "Die Wirtschaft".It was "Kurbis" (pumpkin) season, and the chef prepared the most delicious Pumpkin Ricotta Cannelloni - and a most generous portion for lunch.The interior of the restaurant is so cozy and relaxing - we'd love to go back for a dinner!
5. Weinhaus "Zum Krug"
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By spanner48
We were aiming for the 'Adler Wirtschaft'; but it was closed. Zum Krug is exactly what you expect of a traditional village hotel/restaurant: all heavy, dark oak furniture and panelling.The food likewise: not bad; but somewhat over-salted, and with an excess of rich saucing. My colleague's Wiener Schnitzel she described as 'average'.The wine list was almost exclusively Rhein riesling, with small later sections labelled 'non-Riesling' and even - horribile dictu - red wines.The price was Euros 55 for the two of us - quite reasonable, for such a touristy village.Overall: adequate; not memorable.
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4. Weingut Dr. Corvers-Kauter
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
During the winter months the restaurant is closed. From 3 April to 25 October 2020 you can enjoy regional dishes with a Mediterranean touch in the garden and manor house. The season dictates regular culinary changes. The Gutsausschank is a member of Slowf
Reviewed By 467TonyC
Ate here last night. We had pork fillet, roast beef salad, panacotta in raspberry sauce with ice cream, a bottle of wine, coffees and grappa. All excellent and I would highly recommend this restaurant. One suggestion any chance of having at least one copy of the menu in English - my schoolboy German wasn't up to it!
3. Wingertsknorze
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By RJERT2
The Wingertsknorze (Hard to spell and indeed to pronounce) has recently changed ownership and is now a wonderful place to visit.The food is good, the proprietress is simply delightful and there are plenty of local wines to choose from. Customers come from a distance, and if you don't book, there is a chance of being turned away.An advantage is also that if necessary (and if asked to do so) they will provide smaller portions, which is often an excellent idea. A Wingertsknorz is a bread roll shaped into a knot before baking.( A Vinter's Knot, beloved in the Rheingau) These are on the menu in a variety of forms and are well worth trying. The menu is good, but it will take a while to work your way through it!
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2. Gutsausschank Trenz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By TheRealGelatoGirl
This winery and restaurant offers delicious food and wines in a really nice setting, especially outside. Whether it was the wines soup with croutons, the fish on risotto (both perfectly cooked and seasoned) or the dessert...everything was great in quality and taste. All the wines tried were refreshing and light, optimal for the high summer temperatures. Service was attentive.
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1. Schloss Vollrads
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4 based on 159 reviews
For chefs Alexander Ehrgott and Martin Beicht, a careful selection of local and seasonal high-quality produce is the basis for a successful menu. If such a selection is combined with international and modern ingredients of premium quality, the result is a
Reviewed By petero251966
We have come here without reservation on a nice Saturday for lunch. We were lucky and got a table as the food was amazing, they had also a kids menu with very good chicken nuggets, fish fingers etc. However the main attraction is the food for adults of course. If it was not for the slow service (we arrived and ordered first but only received the food after 40 minutes when other tables had already been served. They claimed that one of our dishes was taking longer to prepare, but they could have informed us proactively.), they could be considered Michelin star quality with ole ty of tasty vegetarian options that my wife loved. I had the venison and it was not only tender but really tasteful. Given also the nice setting and the option for the kids to run around in the garden, this is a clear recommendation inthe Rheingau.Dear Peter,thank you very much for your kind valuation. We are pleased that you enjoy the stay in our Restaurant and our food. Sorry for the slow service and the inconveniences. We are working on the improvement in this field.Hope to see you again!Kind regards
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