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Where to eat Central European food in Markkleeberg: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Central European food in Markkleeberg, Saxony, Germany including Bayerischer Bahnhof, Max Enk, Zum Rosengarten Inh. Torsten Fuchs, IMPERII Restaurant & Bar, Maitre, Lulu Lottenstein, Drogerie, Restaurant Weinstock, Mein Leipzig, Thuringer Hof
Restaurants in Markkleeberg
10. Thuringer Hof
Overall Ratings
4 based on 241 reviews
Reviewed By thetravelteam
What a treat to eat in a historic 15th century restaurant in Leipzig. I had the Frankish Pork Shoulder with sauerkraut and dumplings for 15.50 euro. The food was very good, the atmosphere nice, service decent and only blocks away from the famous St. Nicholas Church.
9. Mein Leipzig
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By Lamu99
We arrived 45 minutes before the advertised end of lunch to be given a long list of problems regarding time management. The result of this diatribe was to put us off this restaurant and to send us elsewhere. The service was dire - possible the worst I have experienced anywhere in the world - and the food? I don't know, we were discouraged from going there but, given there were only three other people in the restaurant, I would imagine the food is awful as well. I strongly recommend that the restaurant staff look for alternative employment, perhaps in an engineering company remote form the end customer.
8. Restaurant Weinstock
Overall Ratings
4 based on 286 reviews
Reviewed By TravellerQQQ
There is very comfortable atmosphere and attractive personal. Fresh food with a good chose include drinks.
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7. Drogerie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 269 reviews
Unser Lokal bietet 40 Sitzplätze mit französischem Flair im Erdgeschoss und dazu noch einen gemütlichen Kamin. Weiterhin bieten wir auch für Gruppen bis 18 Personen noch eine exklusive Genuss- Lounge im Obergeschoss. Wir kochen täglich wechselnde Speisen
Reviewed By isobelm904
We enjoyed an excellent meal in this cosy little restaurant which had a log fire (very welcome on chilly night). The menus are all in German but staff were very helpful about translating. They also recommended a very good French red wine to complement the food. Our main was duck which was incredibly tasty and tender. Great experience all round. They even advised us the best route to walk home!
6. Lulu Lottenstein
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By Arnoldbakers
Good value, local cafe, serving decent salads. Beers and wines were inexpensive, and keeps open late.
5. Maitre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By Angela C
This is a classy French-style brasserie which has a beautiful interior and long opening hours and friendly, efficient staff. We came just after 8am for breakfast and it was already becoming busy. It is very popular both with locals and tourists alike. The locals sit out on the pavements day and night! You probably should book for lunch or dinner or if a large group.The choice for breakfast is amazing, but you can simply have a croissant, jam, butter and a coffee for â¬6.80. They do lovely omelettes. It is a bit pricey but we felt it was well worth it. It is open from 8am until midnight Monday to Friday, and 9am until midnight on Saturday and Sunday.
4. IMPERII Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 185 reviews
IMPERII Bar in Leipzig â Lokal & International wollen wir unsere Gäste erreichen & begeistern. Erleben Sie Leipzig´s aufstrebende Barkultur am Tresen unseres Team´s rund um André Pintz. Als renommierter Barkeeper setzt er seinen Spirit in ausgewählten Eig
Reviewed By Larry M
We went to this restaurant based on TA ratings, as well as handiness to our apartment (Apartments Central Leipzig - Highly Recommended!). Frankly, it was somewhat of a disappointment. In retrospect, reading the reviews for this place, it looks like it makes its name based on the bar, not necessarily the food. Not that the food was that bad; but the difference in portion size for two entrees of similar price was profound. My entrée, the special, was so large I could hardly finish it without feeling overstuffed. On the other hand, my wife's chicken was very flavourful, but in any other restaurant would be considered a small appetizer. Trendy it is, and if that's your thing, have at it. We won't be back. I will say that the service was friendly, but for the price we paid, and given the smaller entrée, there are better alternatives to be had.Hi Larry and thanks for your Feedback.Hope to see you soon again, to see whats working better
3. Zum Rosengarten Inh. Torsten Fuchs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By petersouth
Zum Rosengarten is a family owned Restaurant in Lössnig, south of Leipzig. It has an all-year flair that invites you to a pleasant dining experience. The restaurant is located in a quiet and green suburban area, easily reachable both by tram and by car. The terrace is a perfect place to enjoy a drink or a light meal during the summer, whereas the interior is of more elegant nature, suitable for occasions such as romantic dinners and various celebrations. The food is exquisite, ranging from typical german cuisine to various european dishes, and the wine selection is outstanding, including some exquisite Rhine-Hessian brands. Prices range from normal to mildly expensive, but the atmosphere and the food is well worth it.
2. Max Enk
Overall Ratings
4 based on 231 reviews
Reviewed By Morgan712
The seven course meal was well balanced with an appropriate wine for each part of the meal. The service was excellent and the meal well paced.Unfortunately, the ambience was spoilt by loud music being played in a nearby club.
Where to eat European food in Markkleeberg: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Bayerischer Bahnhof
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1018 reviews
One of Leipzigâs landmarks is the Bayerischer Bahnhof. It was built in 1842 and is the oldest preserved head rail station in the world. It was the regionâs busiest hub for tradesmen and travellers.Today, the Bayerischer Bahnhof is famous for its hospitali
Reviewed By tmg513
The best thing about this restaurant is its setting: the dining room and the beer garden was excellent, as was the service. Unfortunately there appears to be little competition in the way of German places to eat in Leipzig and the food, whilst being acceptable, is not great.
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