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Where to eat European food in Hirschaid: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what European restaurants to try in Hirschaid including Schwarzer Bar, Brauerei Kraus, Gaststatte Linden-Brau, Lowenbraukeller Buttenheim, Die Kuche - Esszimmer, Kropf - Bamberger Koestlichkeiten, Salino, Schlenkerla, Little Italy Bamberg, Hofbrau
10. Hofbrau
Overall Ratings
4 based on 393 reviews
Reviewed By Lakecomo16
So after our walking tour , we decided to try this place and taste this Smokey beer that we heard so much about. This beer called « Rauchbier » was great , it has a slight taste of liquid beer but this place is renowned for their Smokey beer. Definitely must try...
9. Little Italy Bamberg
Overall Ratings
4 based on 190 reviews
Reviewed By Clare59Otley
Approached this restaurant with the intention of eating here. Rudely informed we would have to sit inside despite there being several tables vacant outside with no reserved signs on them. Walked away and went to a much more pleasant place round the corner (Pane e Vino)
8. Schlenkerla
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1734 reviews
In the middle of the old part of Bamberg, directly beneath the mighty cathedral, one can find the historic smoked beer brewery Schlenkerla. First mentioned in 1405 and now run by the Trum family in the 6th generation, it is the fountain of Original Schlen
Reviewed By carriercj
Had a couple of pints of the worlds best Rauchbier, Märzen and a blonde. The history of the brewery is impressive and dates back several hundred years. Iâve sought out Schlenkerla beers in the US and in the UK. Sitting in the Bamberg pub with a wooden barrel aged Märzen is close to nirvana for any beer-aficionado (geek). Outstanding!!
7. Salino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 415 reviews
Reviewed By Perpetual_Student_NZ
This is a big place with large indoor and outdoor dining areas. Our pizzas were huge and really delicious. Efficient service, accommodating us for an early dinner even though the restaurant was heavily booked.
6. Kropf - Bamberger Koestlichkeiten
Overall Ratings
4 based on 199 reviews
Reviewed By apfelwein
We had a nice dinner here with some friends. We chose between 3 and 4 courses.The menu caters for vegans and vegetarians, too. You can also mix and match from the a la carte menu and order accompanying wines with each course.The food was generally very good. Only one main dish (vegetarian truffle ravioli) went completely wrong, it was overcooked and tasted very watery. Service was friendly and attentive. We will definitely go back.Definitely a good contribution the Bamberg scene but with a few issues that I am sure the team can solve.
5. Die Kuche - Esszimmer
Overall Ratings
5 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By blauemadeleine
I know Bamberg fairly well and I come here often with visitors.Yesterday we walked away from the touristic "black hole" - the Rauchbeer Mecca, along the Sandstrasse in search for a nice eatery.Upon turning a corner we saw a welcome sight: outside seating in the shade (early afternoon).We looked at the menus, displayed on the tables, and the choice of dishes offered made us curious. We were welcomed most friendly, the service switched from German to English without a blink.When our dishes arrived they were...awesome. Beautifully arranged - as if for a commercial food shot - and oh so tasty.If you get a chance, if you`re into good food and aesthetic pleasures, go there. You´ll love it.
4. Lowenbraukeller Buttenheim
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By 808MikeN
Another great hof outside of Bamberg. Service is very freindly and good. Overall very good deal for the money. If you like traditional Frankonian food, this is the place. It is a little trip from Bamberg, but you'll be glad you tried this place. Enjoy!
3. Gaststatte Linden-Brau
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By ricthomsw
Nice people, fair prices, small place but eating outside was very nice. I just had a great salad with the turkey strips but I watch others' dishes being served, all looked very good and customers seemed to be pleased
2. Brauerei Kraus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By Mary E
We have eaten here twice already, and the food does not disappoint. It's self-serve, and al-frescodining. The portions are large and traditional. The prices can't be beat.No English is spoken...(its a good thing), so you will get a true German Bier-Garten experience.The wine pours are very large as well as the beer. We had two entrees, two glasses of wine,and two beers for $30 euro,s! Best deal in town.
1. Schwarzer Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By tony2u
If you love Schnitzels then this is the place to eat. They offer several delicious variation of this German specialty. My favorite, the Gluhwine, is only available during the cold winter months. Typical Franconian décor complete with a working Kachelofen
