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Discover Restaurants offering the best German food in Zweibruecken, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany including Gleis 3, Restaurant ESSLIBRIS, Auerbacher Hof, Restaurant Landhaus, Timeless, Alter Bahnhof, Baren, Ernstweilerhof, Hotel Landgasthof Zur Alten Scheune, Zum Storchennest
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10. Zum Storchennest
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By travelforaliving-uk
We've recently been here for my goddaughters christening.We've been sat in a separate room, so that we could celebrate without being disturbed.We had our own waiters, so that (in theory at least) there was always someone looking after us.Unfortunately this was not always the case. Glasses had been filled, but somehow the waitress seemed to miss out on the ladies and only re-filled the guys glasses. But other than that it was a pleasant afternoon.Food was good, even though portions were a bit on the small side, especially for the guys.Not sure it is worth the money, but it certainly was good.
9. Hotel Landgasthof Zur Alten Scheune
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By die_wuehlmaus
auch dieses Jahr waren wir wieder in Zweibrücken u. haben die"Alte Scheune" besucht. Wie immer war der Service schnell, aufmerksam und freundlich. Bei sehr warmen Wetter saÃen wir drauÃen (hatten Gott sei Dank reserviert - sollte man am WE unbedingt tun wenn man drauÃen sitzen will). Wir hatten eine "Mega Scheunensalatplatte von Land und Meer" für 2 Personen.Neben den Blattsalaten waren reichlich Stücke von perfekt gebratenem Seefisch sowie ebenso perfekt gebratene Fleischstücke von Rind, Schwein und Pute. Dazu gab es 2 leckere Salatdressings und Baguette. GEnau das Richtige bei Hitze. Die Portionen waren anständig, wir waren hungrig und sind gut satt geworden. Die Platte kostete 30,00 ⬠und war in jedem Fall ihr Geld wert. Im Herbst kommen wir wieder:-)
8. Ernstweilerhof
Reviewed By Kim A
On my recent trip to Germany to visit friends, I was fortunate to have had lunch at Ernstweiler Hof for the first time. It's a little bit tucked back off the main street that opens up to a farm that now focuses on horses. There is a horse arena behind the restaurant which would be fun to visit when they have an event.The restaurant is open and inviting. The dinner menu includes steaks and a variety of local specialties. For our lunch, I ordered Flammkuchen and loved it. My friend ordered the chicken special of the day which turned out to be a chicken breast rolled up with a cheese and spinach filling. It came with a side salad. Service was great. Non-intrusive yet attentive.
7. Baren
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Seppela
Siri took us here as the first option for "best German food in Zweibrücken". The antipasti starter is absolutely delicious, the vegetables are crisp, tasty and nicely roasted, and the accompanying bruschetta, although a bit away from the original recipe, are generously garnished with a mouthwatering mix based on tomatoes. Go for it, but keep in mind that in Germany a plate usually fits two guests ;-)And a special thank to our host, the lady was amazing at entertaining us while leaving space for private conversations.
6. Alter Bahnhof
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By DonPaulo
We had tried to book a table for 5 for Saturday, but they were already fully booked. Instead, two of us ate there on that Friday. First impression on a winter night was the lit fireplace and the stone and wood ambiance. The menu was shockingly small, but we ate two of the three offerings, the crusted pork and the venison. We found both above average, but not outstanding. The pork was just a bit overcooked for my taste. The first fork of venison was a bit gristly, but the rest was fine. In neither case did we send the plate back. However, this alone, separates a grade of Four from a Five. Still, I would recommend the Alter Bahnhof for an above average meal in a pleasant setting.
5. Timeless
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Levi_Sky
Ein Lokal im 50er Jahre Stil eingerichtet. Natürlich mit den typischen Schildern und Einrichtungsgegenständen der Zeit. Allerdings sparsam platziert ohne kitschig zu wirken. Auch die Kleidung der Waitress passt dazu. Wir hatten Glück einen Platz zu bekommen. Im Zweifel also lieber reservieren. Die SpeiÃekarte ist übersichtlich und orientiert sich an Burgern. Also haben wir die versucht. Der Road Runner heiÃt wohl deswegen so weil man das Weite suchen möchte wenn man das Monster sieht was auf einen zukommt. Es war Teamwork nötig um das Teil zu verputzen. Da werden sogar amerikanische Burger blass vor Neid. Mit dem pulled Pork hätte ich es leichter, wurde aber locker satt. Die Preise sind dabei sehr fair. Lobend ist zu erwähnen das sparsam mit der Sauce umgegangen wird. Habe es schon öfter gesehen das der Burger in der Sauce ertrinkt. Kritik gibt es fürs Brötchen. Dieses sollte nicht nur angetostet sondern warm sein, dann bleibt auch das Fleisch länger warm. Und wenn schon American Style, dann bitte mit einem richtigen Messer, und nicht so ein Buttermesser. Ãberhaupt nicht gepasst hat der Service, aus welchen Grund auch immer. Während die erste Bestellung noch gut ging wurde ich gefragt ob ich noch ein Getränk wolle. Hab ich nur leider nie bekommen. Meinen Vater fragte eine andere Bedienung, bei ihm hat es geklappt. Normal sind Tische klar aufgeteilt. Auch ist es sehr löblich wenn sich eine Waitress Zeit nimmt und 5 Minuten mit einem älteren Herrn spricht. Nur schlecht wenn der Rest derweilen schwimmt als würde es um olympische Medaillen gehen. Gut, das Bier würde dann ebenfalls in Teamwork erledigt, und wir warteten ewig bis wir eine Bedienung abfangen konnten und die Rechnung verlangten. Diese musste dann nochmal nachfragen und kam mit der richtigen (Das vergessene Getränk wurde nicht berechnet, muss ich fair dazu sagen).Das ist ein schönes Lokal mit sehr guten Burgern, wenn auch noch etwas Luft nach oben, aber wenn ich genervt vom warten gehe kann es nicht mehr als 3/5 geben. Das geht besser.
4. Restaurant Landhaus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
The restaurant Landhaus with South Tyrolean cuisine Small and cozy, the South Tyrolean Landhaus is housed in a former stable building from the 18th century. Its walls are among the oldest witnesses of the Landschloss Fasanerie. In addition to the classic
Reviewed By Yuri K
Attached to the hotel. They serve a good selection (including vegetarian options) of food, more in a French style than standard German fare. Good selection of beverages.
3. Auerbacher Hof
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By Daniel B
I ate here last week with fellow workers while visiting Zweibrucken. This restaurant was a 5 minute walk from where we were staying. The food was good; I had the paprika schnitzel. It just wasn't anything to write home about. The service was slow. We were a group of 10 people and it was over an hour before we all got our food. I was overcharged for my meal and had to explain for almost 10 minutes that I had not drank 7 beers; I had two bottles of water. I've eaten at worse places but I've also eaten at many better places.
2. Restaurant ESSLIBRIS
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Mediterranean pleasure in the restaurant Esslibris Zweibrücken. Chef Jürgen Süs spoils you here. Whether romantic dinner for two or family celebration, in the conservatory of the Fasanerie you are guaranteed right. In the Esslibris we serve a casual top c
Reviewed By SWHighlander
Located in the Romantik Hotel Fasanerie in Zweibrucken, the Esslibris restaurant is one of the best restaurants in the greater Kaiserslautern area. The meals are high-end ingredients well prepared, but not molecular gastronomy for 50-75 euro per person including some wine. The steak tasted like good American steak and is cooked medium rare (rare in this part of Europe, although I'm sure they will cook it more done on request). Service is a little better than usual for this part of Germany, although still a little slow by American standards. White table cloth, nice silver and glassware. A fine dining experience. There is a very pretty outdoor patio with table and chairs during the warm months and I here they have a great Sunday brunch.
1. Gleis 3
Overall Ratings
4 based on 176 reviews
Reviewed By GabriellaJR
Every single time I visit Zweibrücken, I stop and have lunch at GLEIS 3... and leave with the most positive experience! The choice of dishes is varied, innovative, for every taste. Service is extremely friendly and has humour (!); good speed and attentiveness. Portions are big, displayed in an aesthetic manner, and always delicious. The price level is very reasonable: you truly get quality for your money. Recommendable: the weekday offers at low price. Do make sure you reserve your table: for lunch, the place is packed - and deservedly so! I will always come back to enjoy the good food and atmosphere.
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