Location: Tegernsee
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Find out what French restaurants to try in Tegernsee. Tegernsee is a town in the Miesbach district of Bavaria, Germany. It is located on the shore of Lake Tegernsee, at an elevation of 747 m (2,451 ft) above sea level.
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1. Restaurant Ueberfahrt
Overall Ratings
4 based on 353 reviews
Culinary excellence full of passion and perfection - that's what you can expect at Restaurant Ueberfahrt. You are invited to relax and fully indulge yourself when Christian Juergens, awarded with 3 Michelin stars and 19.5 Gault&Millau points, conjures up
Reviewed By kane2092
With high expectancies we got our table in the restaurant of Christian Jürgens. The restaurant looks nice and very modern, the service is casual. The food is very nicely prepared and every dish is arranged like a modern piece of art. The taste is good but from my taste not overwhelming. The price is also at the higher end even for this restaurant category. Overall worth good but 1 time is enough.Dear kane2092,Thank you very much for your review. I would also like to thank you for your detailed feedback and thoughts on your stay, which I have read carefully. I hope to see you again at Tegernsee some time!Yours sincerelyChristian Jürgens
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2. Gourmetrestaurant Dichterstub'n
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Whether you opt for fine dining in the Dichterstub'n, or friendly waitress service in the Hubertusstuberl - in the Egerner Hofen in Rottach-Egern, Lake Tegernsee, everyone is welcomed with equally fine culinary delights. The Dichterstub'n is a hommage to
Reviewed By waehlerisch
the food was fantastic from beginning to end. the 'landei' is a fabulous appetizer, the veal two ways as well, especially the braised calf cheek (to die for). wine selection very good, recommendations of waiter not as good as they could have been; i know a fair amount about wine, though am not a true expert, but i knew more than he did, which should not be the case at these prices. he also came by far too often and talked far too much.it's a lovely drive to the tegernsee, perhaps germany's most beautiful lake. the hotel is close to the lake, but there's no view, at least not from the dichterstube, which has no windows, but rather walls covered with low-quality portraits of lesser known german poets (thus 'poet's room').
