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Top 10 European food in Eisenberg, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
Find out what European restaurants to try in Eisenberg including TSG Jahnstube, Alte Pfarrey, Burgschanke Neuleiningen, Admiral, Hotel Restaurant Zum Burggraf, Am Bienenbrunnen, Seehaus Forelle, Der Fliegende Italiener, Restaurant Kallstadter Hof, Weingut am Nil
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10. Weingut am Nil
Overall Ratings
4 based on 206 reviews
Experience violet wine in the Palatinate region. The Weingut am Nil wine estate â Weâre not from Egypt. The Weingut am Nil wine estate was founded in 2010 and has been producing top Rieslings since then. The Schuster winemaker family had previously farmed
Reviewed By Hannelore H
While staying in Kallstadt, we had lunch there. We sat outside on a lovely afternoon and enjoyed good wine and a snack of excellent Parmesan cheese with balsamico. We explained that we only wanted a snack and they treated us as if had ordered an expensive meal. We had a very relaxing time after a walk through the vineyards and also bought some bottles to take home. It was on a Sunday and it was busy. As soon as a table became free, it was taken again. It is a very stylish place.
9. Restaurant Kallstadter Hof
Overall Ratings
4 based on 137 reviews
Reviewed By MissMayG
Been there for dinner on a Saturday night. We got there at 1830 left at 2130 - during that time we had wine then first course followed by main and desert. The dishes were BRILLIANT where anything else was waiting time. Personally I don't think it was too slow since we had wine and enjoyed ourselves in the meanwhile but ya'll gotta know this ain't a place for a "fast eat". The courses was seriously great - salad & carpaccio were made SO well, not the common ones you would find in a high class restaurant but more sophisticated. Main courses - the beef stripes were unbelievably tender and the sause & the potatoes with truffles side dish went perfectly well with the meat. I had lamb fillet with scoops of potatoes with Rosmarin which was amazingly tender and flavored. For desert we had the combo which combined all the main deserts so you don't have to struggle with choosing one. Needless to say the wine from that region (BW) was premium. Staff was highly professional and spoke perfect English. Highly recommended!
8. Der Fliegende Italiener
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Hendrik_NL
The address "Neugasse 81", in the center of Grünstadt, which is mentioned on TA as the address of the restaurant, is the place where the owners started the business with a pizza delivery service (explaining the name "Fliegende Italiener" - "Flying Italian"). The delivery service is still operating, but the restaurant, opened a couple of years ago, is situated in the city park, right at the tennis courts. Put the address "Stadtpark 3" in your sat nav. So now we have arrived at the right spot; parking is free in the area around the restaurant. The restaurant is situated on the first floor; downstairs is the kitchen. Sitting down can be inside of course, but the restaurant features a large outside sit-down area between tennis courts. As the weather was glorious for April, we selected of course an outside table. The menu offers a large selection of Italian food with a nod to the German taste. Also a lunch menu with value deals is offered. From the lunch menu I selected the salmon and spinach lasagna. Delicious, a compliment to the chef. As desert an irresistible home made piece of tiramisu was available. And it was home made, seeing the profile of the savoiardi lady fingers in my helping. Service was excellent and the bill was moderate due to the "value-for-money" lunch offering. I have added Die Fliegende Italiener to my short list of restaurants in the world where to visit when in the vicinity. During my stay in Grünstadt I even visited Die Fliegende Italianer a second time, at that occasion enjoying another fish dish and a tartufo as dessert.
7. Seehaus Forelle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By AMG3235
This little gem offers a wonderful view, attentive service and great food. Lots of outdoor seating under large umbrellas available - I have never eaten inside here so I cannot speak to the atmosphere indoors. Food is delicious - many options for fish lovers and non-lovers alike. Fresh food, simply prepared and beautifully served. Wide selection of wines and beer. Peaceful place to share a meal with family or friends.
6. Am Bienenbrunnen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By cajeju
After the previous owner passed away recently we were curious the see if the quality was still as in the past. We were not disappointed. Service is still impecable, quality of the food remains very good and all the dishes we tried were very tasty.If you like french food in the Palatinate the this restaurant is the place to go.
5. Hotel Restaurant Zum Burggraf
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By VeronicaSjogren
Found This by accident.. Looking for weinguts and ended up in This picturesque village! The rooms, the view and staff! The Food! Worth a trip!Dear Veronica,Thank you for taking the time to rate us so well. Thank you for your kind words to our staff and our restaurant. We are happy to host you again.Best regardsYour hostess Andrea Hahn
4. Admiral
Overall Ratings
5 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By voyagerv2015
We have been there after a short walk in the vineyards. The restaurant is nicely decorated. The menu was diverse and making the decision was difficult as everything looked nice. The wine list offers several local and also international wines which is rather unique in the weinstrasse. The service was very well done. So, for sure we will go back.
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3. Burgschanke Neuleiningen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By callmeishmael
The Burgschanke Neu Leiningen is one of those amazing restaurants sort of in the middle of nowhere that loyal customers will drive hours to visit. Their signature dish is Ochsen filet am stuck, in which they bring the meat out on a slab ahead of time and everyone tells the waitress how much to cut for their portion. We've been going for ten years and the service and quality have been top notch every time. The steaks are on a par with any you would find in the best steakhouses in the world. You must order any sides and salad that you want additionally or all that will come is your steak!Reservations are essential as the restaurant is located inside of an old castle and when the weather is not great only a limited number of tables are available. The place is also nearly impossible to find, and once located, nearly impossible to get to. There is a parking area behind the castle but it takes nerves of steel to get into and out of. My recommendation if the weather is nice is to park at the bottom of the hill and simply walk. It is about an hour south of Frankfurt. One other important thing - they only take cash or an EC card.This is sort of a special restaurant that you will have memories of for a long time afterwards. One other thing - if you walk up the hill you will pass a restaurant on your left that might appear to be this one. The Burgschanke entrance, however, is located around the corner adjacent to the car park, and not easily identified. The other restaurant is on the side, closer to the cathedral.
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2. Alte Pfarrey
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By lotus_kun
Along the wine route of the romantic Palatinate region of Germany lies a sleepy historical town of Neuleiningen, where one has the feeling that time has stood still. It is a place of picturesque quaint houses, numerous flower boxes, centuries old fortified walls, cobbled streets (recommended for lots of walking) with not a single multi-storied modern construction in sight.It is here that the Hotel Alte Pfarrey (Old Parish) with it's one Michelin star restaurant is found. The restaurant, a large, modern well decorated Conservatory, is an added extension to the unique old Parish house, where the hotel rooms are located. We were a group of 6 going to this part of Germany to taste the wines of the region, and to dine at the " Alte Pfarrey " the one Michelin star restaurant which turned out to be an enjoyable experience in spite of unfriendly weather conditions during our stay there . Appended below are my impressions. FOOD : For the quality and portions we got, the prices were reasonable and not over-the-top expensive. Everyone who had the Trilogie of Goose liver with apple and brioche agreed it was excellent and so was the young local venison served with a hazelnut crust, savoy cabbage and pepper jus. As I am not a red meat fan, my dish was a crispy fried Pike Perch fish garnished with sautéed young leeks and a frothy Riesling sauce....very yummy!Desert was a selection of cheeses made from un-pasteurised milk with fruity bread. PRICES:Starters : 24-25 Euros,Entrees 18- 28 Euros ( portion smaller than mains )Mains Meat / Fish 36 Euros Desserts 16-18 EurosFor those interested in the Degustation Menu here are your choices :4 Course Menu w/o wine 76 Euros with wine 108 Euros5 Course Menu w/o wine 84 Euros with wine 124 Euros6 Course Menu w/o wine 92 Euros with wine140 EurosService from the start to end of our stay there, from restaurant and hotel staff was excellent.A last word about breakfast at Restaurant Pfarrer ( we stayed 3 nights there ) We looked forward every morning to the well presented, very good breakfast ( included in room price ) as it was a joy breakfasting in the well-lit elegant conservatory. If your want to give yourself a treat , don't hesitate ...GO FOR IT. It's worth every Euro spent :)
1. TSG Jahnstube
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By tnknitter
We drove into town looking for lunch; nothing was obvious. We went to a bakery and asked for "suppe" (one of our very few German words). The kind lady there didn't speak English, but was able to communicate that no, they didn't have meals, altho there was a place around the corner where we could eat. The Jahnstube was nearly full, and we ended up sharing a table with several locals who turned out to be ambassadors for Eisenberg. One of them spoke excellent English and, realizing our awkwardness, did everything he could to make us feel welcome. Ordering off the daily menu, I got spargelcremesuppe - cream of white asparagus soup. It was a very large bowl full, beautifully garnished, and delicious for only 4.80 Euro. My husband had a pork dinner that was equally good. Everyone we interacted with was very friendly and helpful, especially our tablemates, who recommended places we should visit and even gave us a gift to remember Eisenberg by. This restaurant is on a side street, not far from the A6 and B47, definitely worth the short detour for excellent, inexpensive, real German food!
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