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Most Popular Central European food in Rheinsberg, Brandenburg, Germany
Reviews on Central European food in Rheinsberg, Brandenburg, Germany including Zum Alten Fritz, Ratskeller, Am Rheinsberger See, Gast- und Logierhaus Zum Jungen Fritz
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1. Zum Alten Fritz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By Thilo K
During a visit to Germany in September 2011, I was invited to dinner by dear friends who told me that this restaurant is one of their favourite eating places in Reinsberg, Knowing my friends to be foodies, I had high expectations. Unfortunately, at the end of the evening, I was rather disappointed. Although the atmosphere of the restaurant is very pleasant, the service and the quality of the food on the day left something to be desired. For our order to arrive took almost an hour. As for my dish, wild salmon on cabbage and mashed potatoes, it tasted rather bland and the cabbage was slightly overcooked. I should be noted that is was a busy Friday evening and for reasons unknown, only two wait persons were on hand. The prices cited on the menu are reasonable, with mains between 11-15 Euros and desserts between 3.50- 5 Euros. I hope to get another opportunity to eat there, just to compare if this review is justified.
2. Ratskeller
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By mwestermann
Came into Rheinsberg on a late evening in January, just to experience that most of the town was closed. One of the only places that were open and accepted credit cards were Ratskeller, and that was a really pleasant experience.Service spoke English and was swift and friendly. Food was not outstanding, but good quality no fuzz grub at a reasonable price. Just what you need, when you have been on the road all day and need to eat before you crash in a hotel room.
3. Am Rheinsberger See
Reviewed By Capparis
âAm Rheinsberger Seeâ Gasthaus / Biergarten / RestaurantThe restaurant belongs to the hotel with the same name. It is located at the Rheinsberger Lake. Food was excellent (the dishes were well prepared although they were all a bit too salty). Pikes, tenches and catfish are caught locally, the fish soup was accordingly delicious. Steaks were on the menu as well as classic German food such as beef roulades; the desserts were also good. Service was excellent and knowledgeable.
4. Gast- und Logierhaus Zum Jungen Fritz
Overall Ratings
3 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By rialeuven
On this Saturday summer evening all tables inside were taken which was a pity because it looked cosy inside. We had our dinner outside. Service and food was good. Portions were not very big. Original names for some of the dishes inspired by owner of the castle in Prussian times.
