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Thuringia, Germany Food Guide: 10 European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Ruhla
Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Ruhla. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you. including Kartoffelhaus Eisenach, Weinrestaurant Turmschanke, Chausseehaus Zur Einnahme, Weinrestaurant " Baron ", Trattoria la Grappa, Restaurant im Berghotel am Burschenschaftsdenkmal, Sophienaue, Lutherstuben, Landgrafenstube, Weinwirtschaft Eisenach
Restaurants in Ruhla
10. Weinwirtschaft Eisenach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By Kauff_210
We stayed in the hotel for the Christmas weekend and eat here on Christmas night. We ordered one full main dish and 4 tapas dishes. Everything was great. Portions were fine and presented nicely. The tapas were tasty and 4-5 are decent for 2 for dinner. Service is good. They have a rather good wine list! Plenty to choose from. The bar area is beautiful and the restaurant was set up very nice. The bartenders were great when we went in for just drinks the next day aftre walking around town. Definitely would eat here again. Very nice surprise!
9. Landgrafenstube
Overall Ratings
3 based on 138 reviews
At the "Landgrafenstube" that has repeatedly been decorated for its excellence we will you regaled with a richly flavoured cuisine that impresses with its originality and is inspired by the recipes of the rural wine-growing districts. But the Landgrafenst
Reviewed By ExpatriateInGermany
Just underneath the Wartburg castle, the restaurant offers a rather limited selection of dishes, but both the Sauerbraten ("sour roast beef", a German beef specialty) and the catfish (Wels in German) were excellent. They also have a range of wines, including wines from the East German Saale-Unstrut region.
8. Lutherstuben
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By Mike_Russbach
We visited this restaurant because it was recommended here on Trip Advisor. We weren't disappointed! We hadn't booked, and it seems this would be advisable in the main season. In addition, the set menus have to be ordered in advance.The menus are presented in the form of scrolls, and being older, we found them difficult to read in the candlelight (there are no electric lights in the restaurant), but having ordered we could relax, sit back and enjoy the meal. The drinks are served in goblets with a pointed base, which sit in holes in the table, which is unusual to say the least. The house wine is served in sizes of one third, one half, or a litre!All the meals come with an "amuse bouche" - a huge chunk of heavy bread, with dripping (Grammelschmalz) and a quark and wild garlic dip. Be careful not to fill up on this before the main course!I had lamb steaks with wheat, served in a delicious sauce. The lamb was beautifully cooked and tender. For dessert, deep fried battered apple rings served with vanilla and cinnamon sauce, which were perfectly cooked. The portion sizes for both were perfect.We were slightly surprised that such a place should be so reasonably priced.Although English, we do speak German as we are resident in Austria, but we found the waiter's local accent impenetrable. There were no sign of English menus, but don't let that stop a visit here.
7. Sophienaue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By albertv1527
This is a Croatian restaurant run by a Croatian family. They have an extensive menu with varied dishes from different regions (and therefore different influences: think Italy, Greece etc) in Croatia.It tasted very good. And the amount of food is great value for money. The family staff is friendly and attentive.The restaurant is entered from the car park via a long flight of stairs. We did not see provisions for wheelchair access.
6. Restaurant im Berghotel am Burschenschaftsdenkmal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
schönes Aussichtsrestaurant oberhalb der Stadt im Berghotel am Burschenschaftsdenkmal
Reviewed By AnGr2013
We had lunch here. After walking through an outdated entrance area and bar you arrive at a very nicely decorated restaurant with a wonderful view on the Warburg. Service was nice but very slow. Food was okay. Good soups but not even lukewarm when they arrived at the table. Decent kids food. My beef roulade was okay, I have had better ones. The fish was very well done but the risotto was very dry. It should be creamy and delicious. Decent pricing.
5. Trattoria la Grappa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 195 reviews
Reviewed By epodwill
In an early-to-bed town, it was nice to encounter a lively, sometimes noisy outdoor Italian Trattoria that served a full menu until 10:00. The choice of food and wine was broad, and the waiter was happy to help. It was an overall fun experience I'd be happy to repeat.
4. Weinrestaurant " Baron "
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By amandakP2401HD
Its in the centre of the town, the location is perfect , the restaurant is very chic and with athmosphaire.. Mediterranean cuisine !
3. Chausseehaus Zur Einnahme
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By YesNomads
5 of us ate here last weekend. My main course (schnitzel) arrived a long time after the others (my father in law was just finishing his) without apology. It was a soggy greasy mess and the worst schnitzel I have tasted. My wife's special chicken dish was much better. I should have checked the bill but quickly hid it so that neither my parents-in-law nor the over 80 year old who was our guest did not try to pay as I wanted to treat them. That is why I failed to realise until we returned home that I had been charged twice for my late and poor quality main course. So my rubbish late schnitzel cost EUR 22.We ate here before last year and had a good experience but shall not bother returning again. I suspect the problem may have been related to their being very busy - so much so that we were accommodated in the associated ice-cream parlour next door. But still no excuse for shoddy service and overcharging.
2. Weinrestaurant Turmschanke
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By Vierdank
Fine dining in a really cosy old fashioned environment.Could be described as medieval influenced "castle" furnishing and atmosphere.The restaurant is on two floors. The upper "balcony" area is more spacious. The first level is more secluded - tucked away under the balcony.Skilful chef preparing classic dishes. Not inventive, but honest and with fine ingredients.Clearly with à la saison attitude. Commendable.Attentive and helpful staff.Great wine list!Quite expensive though...We had a great evening and found the price to be worth it.Not much more to say - you should try it if your'e tired of the bierstube food available in every corner...
Where to eat Diner food in Ruhla: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Kartoffelhaus Eisenach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 387 reviews
Reviewed By D742NXkareng
We were in town to look at the castle and needed a bite to eat. The inside is quirky. The staff was nice and polite. We thought that it was the tomato house and were a bit disappointed to find only potatoes :) Joking aside, all of the dishes were good and we finished all the food. My step-father even had a dish that was served in a miniature wheel-barrow with a sparkler lit on top. That was pretty cool.
