Bayreuth (German pronunciation: [baɪˈʁɔʏt] ( listen); Upper Franconian: [ba(ː)ˈɾaɪ̯t]) (Bavarian: Bayreith) is a medium-sized town in northern Bavaria, Germany, on the Red Main river in a valley between the Franconian Jura and the Fichtelgebirge Mountains. The town's roots date back to 1194. In the early 21st century, it is the capital of Upper Franconia and has a population of 72,148 (2015). It is world-famous for its annual Bayreuth Festival, at which performances of operas by the 19th-century German composer Richard Wagner are presented.
Things to do in Bayreuth
4 based on 66 reviews
We enjoyed our meal at Adria. It was a nice change from the heavier German food we had been having on our trip. It seems family oriented and the food was tasty with familiar choices.
4 based on 595 reviews
Traditional Oskar - das Wirtshaus am Markt, is situated in the historic old town hall of Bayreuth. The restaurant accommodates visitors to the town and local clientele who enjoy a hearty feast. Here you will find young Franconian cuisine, cooked and served with passion. On the menu you will find, for example, Franconian river trout fried in lemon butter, Bayreuth meat in horseradish with a spicy sauce, or plum strudel with vanilla sauce and ice cream. Only local produce of exceptional quality is used. The clever team provides good service to the guests quickly and in a friendly manner in the rustic, light and airy welcoming interior with wooden furniture and professionally hunted antlers on the wall. When the weather is good, the beer garden is a perfect place to sit back and enjoy the Franconian specialities in the open air. Whether you are having breakfast, lunch, coffee, or an evening meal, the Oskar in Maximilianstraße (Maximilian Street) always has tasty treats on offer that manage to surprise everyone, and not just lovers of Franconian cuisine.
I've been here a few times over different visits to Bayreuth. This place is always reliable with excellent beer, friendly English speaking staff, English menus, and good hearty traditional Bavarian food. Be aware, however, that not all dishes are listed on the English menu, so I encourage you to also get a German menu and muddle through!
4.5 based on 108 reviews
This is the only semi-vegan place in Bayreuth, therefore we were obliged to test it out, as one of our more persuasive colleagues insisted. The place is rather "free spirited", unfortunately also in the service and cleanliness area. The food was rather average, although the vegan friend was excited about it. It took ages before we could even order, the drinks arrived after good 20 mins of wait. I would not recommend.
4.5 based on 111 reviews
There are some pretty rave reviews about this place and from my experience, they're justified. I had a sensationally fresh and tasty salad followed by one of the most outstanding thin, crispy based pizzas I've ever enjoyed. The place is basic and quite small, but the service is lovely and the prices incredibly reasonable. Highly recommended!
4 based on 141 reviews
Seeking a change of cuisine during a week in Bayreuth, we stopped into the amusingly named Miamiam Glouglou and enjoyed a satisfying bistro meal that recalled similar experiences in France itself. Nice plump escargots, decent soupe de poisson, and two servings of steak-frites, one a filet, the other an entrecote, both properly rare and perfectly seared, doing justice to the fine Charolais beef. The frites were as good as any served in France, crisp and tasty, with no hint of greasiness. Washed down with a pleasant Pays d'Oc wine, this dinner surpassed our expectations, and the price (under 80 Euros) was reasonable. Service was friendly but slightly haphazard, as we watched our steaks offered to another table before coming to us. The chef, however, clearly knows what he is doing.
4 based on 99 reviews
Pretty good Italian fare, very good pasta and pizza, salads are huge servings. One sits very nicely outside, service by the young staff is good, at times of a fully occupied Terrace a little confused (possibly students during the Opern Festspiele). This restaurant is an excellent alternative to the Steigenberger on the Festspiele grounds, and compared to their prices even relatively inexpensive, yet much much better. Excellent Italian wine list. Highly recommended, we would even visit when in Bayreuth outside of the Wagner festival.
4.5 based on 63 reviews
We ate on a weekday night, so it was not crowded. The menu offers a wide variety of dishes but emphasizes steak and Italian dishes. We started with antipasti that was attractively presented and tasted as you would expect something that took careful preparation. Our meals were the same, attractive to look at and better to eat. The wine selection was sufficient and had several that you rarely see. Our red was also excellent. There was no room for dessert when the time came. While we were very pleased with the food and thought the restaurant above average in its decor, the prices were a bit steep. With that in mind, we still recommend Dötzer enthusiastically.
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Zeitgenössische italienische Küche Wir laden Sie ein italienische Küche zu genießen, bei deren Zubereitung viel Wert auf Qualität und regionalen Ursprung gelegt wird. Für ein knuspriges Pizzaerlebnis wird der Sauerteig traditionell hergestellt und erst nach 24 Stunden Ruhezeit gebacken. Auch bei den vielen anderen Speisen ist uns wichtig, dass Sie ein Stück modernes Italien erleben. Gemütliche Atmosphäre Hier können Sie sich wohlfühlen. Sie werden das Gefühl haben Zuhause zu sein. Dieser romantische Ort eignet sich perfekt für ein gemütliches Abendessen oder für die Feier eines großen Tages im familiären Kreis. Historisches Gebäude In diesem denkmalgeschützten Gebäude können Sie italienische Küche in einem lichtdurchfluteten Hauptraum, in einem gemütlichen Gewölbekeller oder in einem herrlich, romantischen Innenhof genießen. Ideale Lage Das Restaurant liegt inmitten der Bayreuther Innenstadt, neben dem Neuen Schlosses und der Stadthalle.
Came here with family of 5. We have chosen the place because it was close to highway and well reviewed in TripAdvisor. It did not disappoint, the kids like the pizza while the adults chose vegetarian pasta variation from the daily menu.
Good value for money, fast and friendly service as well as nice atmosphere. Would come again!
4 based on 122 reviews
It was random choice of restaurant, but we don't regret it at all and we still recall it with delight. We sat in nice restaurant garden, unfortunately not cigarettes free. We tasted some traditional meat dishes and great Bavarian beer. Portions were enormous and food was very good indeed. The staff was very helpful. We highly recomend this place!
4.5 based on 67 reviews
We booked to eat here before we left England as we knew the inside was very small. The day we went the weather was wonderful so lots of tables set up in the street which had a very good atmosphere. All the staff were friendly and efficient and mostly spoke some English. We had Brushetta to start with but it was very disappointing, just warm bread, not crispy, spread with tasteless goop. The main course was much better, their take on tagliata, 3 pieces of sizzling beef and a plate of salad. There are lots of really great places to eat in Bayreuth but I wouldn't recommend this as one of them.
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