Top Restaurants in Neckarsteinach
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Most Popular European food in Neckarsteinach, Hesse, Germany
Discover Restaurants offering the best European food in Neckarsteinach, Hesse, Germany including Zum Ambtman, Restaurant "Zum Schiff", Limoncello cucina e vino, Zur Sonne, Alte Scheune, Vinothek Restaurant Oskar, Schnitzelbank, Das Hirschhorner Kartoffelhaus, Seppl, Weisser Bock
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10. Weisser Bock
Overall Ratings
4 based on 482 reviews
Traditional fine-dining restaurant with hotel rooms located directly in the center of the old town of Heidelberg. You will find the ideal place to sit back, relax and enjoy!
Reviewed By Berthold H
I had dinner with friends on a Monday during the week before Christmas. The place was packed and almost too noisy. The food was a good interpretation of traditional German fare. Overall the place is pricey, but the quality was worth it (we paid 240 Euros for four, one dish each with drinks and a bottle of wine). What I did not like was that the servers had an attitude and were rather inefficient. For example, it took two reminders for us to finally get the wine we ordered. Really?
9. Seppl
Overall Ratings
4 based on 196 reviews
Reviewed By 264reiniers
Simpel, friendly, good food and a good atmosphere. You want local food, definitely worth to pay a visit.
8. Das Hirschhorner Kartoffelhaus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By Venneper
Just as Hirschhorn was kind of a surprise to us, this restaurant was unexpectedly good. The little town itself is a true gem along the river Neckar with a nice castle from where we've had a breathtaking view over the area.Das Kartoffelhaus, which means potato house, is on the centre of Hirschhorn, but a bit tucked away behind other restaurants. It looks typically German on the inside (clean, staccato, boring), but it has some nice tables on the sidewalk as well.We had the salad from the day menu, a potato(?) pizza and a spaghetti with prawns. The salad was fresh and tasty and without the usual mayonnaise-based dressing as so common the case in Germany. The pizza was on the hearty/heavy side, but good. Moreover, the spaghetti was quite delicious: copious amount of garlic and fine olive oil, mussels and king prawns. Not sure if an Italian would call this genuine spaghetti, but it was 'lecker' and that is all that counts.The service was OK as well as the bill. 45 Euro including two glasses of mineral water for lunch is not exactly a bargain, yet quite standard in this region.
7. Schnitzelbank
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1647 reviews
Reviewed By flab19
Schnitzelbank did not disappoint! The best German meal that we had during our trip through the country. I'm a huge foodie so I'm always looking for the best restaurant or hole-in-the-wall spots. The restaurant served some of the best popular German dishes. Everything that we ordered was cooked perfectly and delicious. Already planning to go back just to eat here!
6. Vinothek Restaurant Oskar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 253 reviews
Reviewed By Vladrocks
A real surprise for me was this elegant restaurant in the heart of the old city. From the entance to the dishes everything is nice. The way you are greated and the way the food is presented. Most of the dishes are very good. As for foie gras I would say there a lot to be done! Please work on it and clients will be fully satisfied. Overall the place is very good! Reservations recommended.
5. Alte Scheune
Overall Ratings
4 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By bobL411RN
Drove up to Neckargamund from our campsite Haide and whilst the restaurant, a converted German pub! was full, we were accommodated immediately, given a shared table. Service was good and choice of food varied, freshly cooked, with good homely portions. We went back there the next night, and would not hesitate to recommend this restaurant.
4. Zur Sonne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Joseph L
The Zur Sonne does not get any drive-by customers...one does not go there by accident. The mailing address is Neckargemund, but the location is Dilsberg...a tiny walled town on a small mountain overlooking the Neckar River. The food is wonderful, and well worth the trip. Parking will likely not be available adjacent to the restaurant, but ample parking is provided just outside the gates to the town--although this entails a healthy walk up the hill. On our most recent visit, my wife had a lamb dish with a cous-cous dish that also featured figs. She observed at the time it was the best meal she'd ever had.
3. Limoncello cucina e vino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
Enjoy the relaxed and stylish atmosphere in our restaurant! For cooking you need experience, as well as best raw materials and time! You will find an exclusive selection of Italian delicacies in our restaurant. We spoil our guests with home-made pasta, a
Reviewed By TravelerToken
The Italian food at this Italian restaurant was excellent. Grilled vegetable appetizers were creative, and wonderfully flavorful. Salads were great. Steak, which they seem to specialize in, was a disappointment. Biggest disappointment was that the advertised size was not possibly what was served. The 500 gram T-Bone was the same size as the 240 gram sirloin. The bone was small, and not possibly 260 grams. Plus, the taste was just mediocre. Would go again, but skip the steak, and order all Italian.
2. Restaurant "Zum Schiff"
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By petermbenglish
Unpretentious, pleasant service, good generous portions, well-cooked. Pub food rather than restaurant food, perhaps; but good quality and good value.
1. Zum Ambtman
Overall Ratings
5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By 191serendipity
The service was great: the staff are prompt, yet not intrusive and the ambiance special: old Fachwerkhaus, pleasantly decorated. The food was quite expensive and unfortunately not that great, mainly due to over-salting- can't say for all dishes, but the lamb and the Ochsenschwanz Essenz mit Sherry for sure. The scallops were slightly over-done, thus a bit tough, the same with the shrimp- Hummer Krabbe, if I remember correctly the German name. The salad was fresh and crisp, yet the yogurt sauce was nothing to write home about. The Filet Spitzen dish was good, but my husband had one piece of filet that tasted definitely off. The creme brulee was simply not creme brulee, but a custard that did not even vaguely remind of what is was supposed to be. All in all, disappointing, especially when we had such high expectations based on the reviews....I rated it average based on the great ambiance and service, that scored 5/5 for me, but the poor food brought the rating down to 3/5.
