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Hesse, Germany Food Guide: 10 German food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Weilburg
Best German restaurants nearby. Discover the best German food in Weilburg. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for German restaurants near you. including Turmschmiede, Alte Rentkammer, Tommy`s, Buergerhof, Asia Sao Mai Imbiss, Alte Reitschule, Willis Bootsverleih, Hotel Restaurant Pension Kubacher Hof, Hessenhaus, Landtor Pizza & Kebaphaus
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10. Landtor Pizza & Kebaphaus
Reviewed By j0hnrayl
Landtor is a few minutes away by foot from Weilburg castle. They serve classic Italian pizzas and German beers. Servings are generous and the prices are rather cheap. Try any of the schnitzel choices! The owner doesnât speak english but some of the staff do.
9. Hessenhaus
Overall Ratings
3 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By 609maximilianh
3 points for the food (It is rather standard but good, We had a meatloaf with onion sauce and the wild boar sausages. But 1 additional point for the very friendly waitress and the homebrewed beer (2-3 different styles).You can sit outside with view on a little lake. Perfect after a visit of the park.
8. Hotel Restaurant Pension Kubacher Hof
Reviewed By FamilieKohler
Wir waren zu Viert geschäftlich unterwegs. Das Essen war hervorragend - 4 verschiedene Menüs - alles grosse Portionen und von sehr guter Qualität - und dazu noch preisgünstig (mein Tipp: Argentinisches Steak - auf den Punkt gegrillt und butterzart - mit leckeren Beilagen). Wenn wir wiedereinmal in der Nähe sind werden wir auf jeden Fall wieder hier übernachten. Hier fühlt man sich einfach wohl. Danke Ines und Holgi.
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7. Willis Bootsverleih
Reviewed By klauss825
Schnitzel zum kleinen Preis, strammer Max und handkäs: willis Bootsverleih ist Kult. Der ideale stop für Boote oder auf dem Radweg.
6. Alte Reitschule
Overall Ratings
3 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By j0hnrayl
This is an in house restaurant for those staying at the schloss but they also accommodate wall-ins. The buffet breakfast spread is Internationally friendly, there is something for everyone. They have a wide choice of cold cuts, cheeses and breads. Lunch and dinner are equally satisfying and of high quality.
5. Asia Sao Mai Imbiss
Reviewed By j0hnrayl
Most Asians miss eating rice when abroad. This gem of a place offers authentic Asian dishes right in the heart of Weilburg. A few paces away from the Castle, this asian restaurant serves noodles, rice meals and the usual complimentary fortune cookie! Servings are huge and could easily feed two people. The owner is Vietnamese but she could speak German. Hard to order in English though but most customers are kind to assist. Try the duck meal!
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4. Buergerhof
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By vmilman
We had a lunch in a small group - Simple food, friendly hostess, great experience. Pork knuckle was very soft and tasty, goose dish very different but still great. Recommended.
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3. Tommy`s
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By SheilaKartika
Remembering that Weilburg is a small city and it's pretty quite at night, I feel lucky to found Tommy's. Had a great night with friends. The place is nice, friendly staff and good values. I would recommend you to try the local beer, Weilburger.
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2. Alte Rentkammer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By 237RobertV
We were six and tried different plates from the today's special list. All very very good. Also the deserts were very good but unfortunately the cheese plate was not available.
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1. Turmschmiede
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By roosky
This doesn't look anything special from the outside - slightly scruffy Biergarten, with tables and chairs, big umbrella/sunshade and atmospheric lights, but inside has good ambience, and friendly staff.We happened to hit a time when the Steinpilze - forest mushrooms - were on specials, and it was so worth paying extra for !! I had them in a sauce with some sort of noodly dumplings, my husband had the Schnitzel version. These were preceded by a shared salad, which came on 2 plates, and would have fed 4! (German portions are huge!)The best meal we'd had in Germany so far. With several drinks - beer, wine and water - it came to about â¬55, and was worth every penny.
