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Where to eat Central European food in Lorsch: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Central European food in Lorsch, Hesse, Germany including Drayss Back and Brau, Hexenhaus, Muehlstein Bensheim, Filou, Weinhaus zur Hahnmuhle, Bruchsees Restaurant vom Hotel am Bruchsee, Blauer Aff, Walderdorffer Hof, Vino Thek, Burggraf Brau
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10. Burggraf Brau
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By mikemurray2009
a fun place and a pub for the locals. Great place to meet and get a local feel for Bensheim. Food is served on large skewers hung over your table for a fun eating adventure. Good tasting food to. Local beers and they brew on-site so its a place to add to the must see list when travelling through BensheimHello mikemurray2009,thank you for the review. Hope to see you again, maybe this time at our BBQ-EventGreetings,your Burggraf-Team
9. Vino Thek
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By wanderlust_rambler
Located right next to the main building in Allee Hotel, this was one of a very few places open on a Sunday evening after we'd arrived after a long haul flight.The ambience is cosy and warm (it was 10 degrees outside) and the service is nice and efficient. The menu is typical European/Germany fare - salad, soup, steak, schnitty, fish, etc. Good wine and beer selection and reasonably priced.My Vinothek salad came out very pretty and was just nice for a light dinner. Portions are larger than you'd expect (but this is very subjective).
8. Walderdorffer Hof
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By Scott_D962_13
Food there is German based, mostly very tasty, and the service staff make an effort to serve well, bring food together, and ask if anything more is required.Being the oldest building in Bensheim makes it an unusual but scenic location.
7. Blauer Aff
Overall Ratings
4 based on 253 reviews
Reviewed By Giacomo2312
I am frequently in Germany for my business, and I learnt in the meantime some of German food tradition.Together with colleagues I have been recently at Blauer Aff.Very special restaurant from outside as well as inside.And this was already attractive. The dining rooms are different one from the other: I liked very much the idea of organizing an area inside like a summer dehor... brilliant and well designed. Other areas are more in the old tradition with stone walls, old farm tools...Also the food is in the local tradition, but there is the soft attempt also in searching and well contaminating from other nation food traditions.I like in general Tomato Soups as made in many restaurants in Germany. And it is quite normal for me to start dinner with it when available. So I did it as well at Blauer Aff. What an amazing surprise the Tomato Soup with Burrata and Basilikum! Great idea from the chef. It was delicate, but full of taste. Delicious. I enclose also the photo as I loved it, even if I know very well the picture is never really representative of the food experience.Take a dinner at the Blauer Aff and try their proposals. My colleagues had other dishes that they liked and also myself. But the tomato soup with burrata remains for me a Must-try-it!!!
6. Bruchsees Restaurant vom Hotel am Bruchsee
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By GlynW8
This hotel certainly gets the vote for a peaceful location although under certain conditions traffic noise from the A5 is evident. The room was clean and comfortable. If you want to sleep with the window open get a room not facing the lake otherwise bug life might irritate you. Restaurant was good with standard set menu.
5. Weinhaus zur Hahnmuhle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By Josh8646
Nice, rustically decorated place, not too big, not to small in Bensheim/Zell. Can be combined with a walk between the wineyards.
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4. Filou
Overall Ratings
4 based on 170 reviews
Reviewed By FairCritique4U
This is still one of my favourites in Heppenheim.The selection on the menu is great, with plenty of traditional German dishes washed down with some good winds again regionally selected.My friend went for a pork dish with potatoes and I had a schnitzel.The restaurant is extremely atmospheric and because of its position on the Main Square in the old town it adds to the traditional German charm.à la mail cost â¬40 which was two main courses and two drinks. I think that is fair for what we received.
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3. Muehlstein Bensheim
Overall Ratings
4 based on 242 reviews
Reviewed By MDE1986
This former antiques show room was changed some years ago to a restaurant and is tastefully and comfortably furnished and appointed. A very pleasant atmosphere but quite a large area and so for me, lacking in 'Gemütlichkeit' or intimacy which for most people may be irrelevant. The welcome is very warm and efficiently handled. There is a table d'hote menu together with the limited a la Carte menu. This limited menu is quite a good idea, allowing the kitchen to concentrate on doing a few dishes, but doing them well. We were a party of six and all were satisfied with quality and quantity of the meals. The one small complaint was that the House wine that was served had been sitting too long in an open bottle and so tasted oxidised. It was mentioned to a staff member but no response was forthcoming other than a rather negative frown.Finally, in my view, this is not a restaurant suitable for small children.
2. Hexenhaus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By DevilGator
Hexenhaus is the newest restaurant in Lorsch (halfway between Heidelberg and Frankfurt) and is quickly earning a repuation as a favorite of local gourmands. The interior is incredibly well-designed with that "uhrig" Old Germany ambience. The menu is basic but intriguing. Appetite-whetting Vorspeise, a solid wine list, and sumptuous entrees. The Hessian staple of Kockkaese is on the list. I had a delicious chicken breast under a sauce of creme fraiche with herbs, mushrooms and a side of the ubiqitous Bratkartoffeln. Attentive, knowledgeable service.Good food, good service, great atmosphere and an altogether lovely evening.
1. Drayss Back and Brau
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By Martha K
We went there 3 times, 2 times forex breakfast & 1 time for dinner. It is a popular local restaurant and have to reserve table for dinner. The quality, value and portion were up to our satisfaction but they only have German menu and not many waitress can speak English. A young guy came to explain to us and we ordered a dish which was not what we expected. He was very nice and did not charge us for that order!
