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Best European food near Munster, Lower Saxony, Germany
Reviews on European food in Munster, Lower Saxony, Germany including Zur Wassermuhle, Brammers Landhotel zum Wietzetal, De ole Doens, Brauhaus Joh. Albrecht, Restaurant Landhaus Eden
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1. Zur Wassermuhle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By naggedman
Having walked the length and breadth of the town (which doesn't take long) we were delighted to find this friendly, welcoming, atmospheric and thoroughly German restaurant. This Munster isn't on the tourist trail but leaves long memories for those who served in Dennis Barracks during the cold war. As in the UK, the German army has had severe cutbacks, which means the life has rather gone out of this, the training centre for their armoured (ie tanks) division. You still hear lots of heavy gunfire from the nearby firing ranges, but it seems relatively few active soldiers are actually in Munster today. But if you're in the area (for example to visit the memorial to the Belsen concentration camp, this is a good place to eat.
2. Brammers Landhotel zum Wietzetal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Derk2006
Nice, easy-going hotel and restaurant in the countryside. Just a small trip from Bergen or Soltau to this rustic, 10-house (farm) village. In summertime some outside tables are available, but the inside "stube" and dining rooms are the normal place to eat. It's a little dated, but that doesn't influence the solid menu with seasonal extra's. For me it's been a solid menu of Hochzeitssuppe and a Forsterpfanne for years, and probably for years to come (when passing by).The place is being run by a nice family and coming here feels a little like coming home every time.
3. De ole Doens
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By Telnic
Typical German restaurant with kind and great service.Quite popular by the locals but there was no problem to get a table in the biergarten.Their Schweineschnitzel Wienerart mit Erbsen und Möhren und Pommes-frites for â¬6.90 was a bargain and the beer was nicely priced.Really recommended!
4. Brauhaus Joh. Albrecht
Overall Ratings
4 based on 190 reviews
Reviewed By thejaspers
5 of us ate in what was the Officers Mess of Bournemouth Barracks when we were all stationed there in 1976 !!The building looks great, the copper brewing vessels are impressive, sadly the menu was less than inspiring but even worse - ok I know it is a brewery, but to only have one red wine on the list which was an appallingly bad Italian Merlot is not good, there was also only one white.Our nostalgia urges were fulfilled, our appetites were sadly not.
5. Restaurant Landhaus Eden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By 609maximilianh
Falls man das Hotel nicht verlassen möchte, kann man hier etwas aus der grossen Speisekarte wählen, es gibt so ziemlich alle Klassiker: Pizza, Schnitzel, Steaks, usw. Und die Schnitzel, die wir bekamen waren gut. Das Personal ist nett, aber ein bisschen chaotisch und eher "effektiv" als gastfreundlich. Uns hat das Ganze nichts ausgemacht, weil wir mit einem Säugling da waren und recht müde und einfach entspannt was essen wollten. Für diesen Zweck war das Restaurant perfekt. Aber eher weniger zu empfehlen, wenn man einen schönen Abend in einem Restaurant plant.
