Location: Geisenheim
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Hesse, Germany Food Guide: 10 European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Geisenheim
Find out what European restaurants to try in Geisenheim. Geisenheim is a town in the Rheingau-Taunus-Kreis in the Regierungsbezirk of Darmstadt in Hessen, Germany, and is known as Weinstadt (“Wine Town”), Schulstadt (“School Town”), Domstadt (“Cathedral Town”) and Lindenstadt (“Linden Tree Town”).
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10. Schlossschaenke auf dem Johannisberg
Overall Ratings
3 based on 249 reviews
Guests experience the great history of the surrounding area throughout the year in the wine tavern of Schloss Johannisberg. The veranda and winter garden offer a fantastic view of the vineyards and the Rhine Valley. The wine tavern is divided into differe
Reviewed By Emiliaoooo
The view and location are wonderful, we had booked a table for dinner so that we could enjoy the sunset, that did not happen as our table was inside. We found out later with other customers that they got a table outside without reservation, but when I went one hour before to ask the Manager a better table he refused saying that everything was already booked.The staff was not welcoming at all, waitress were laughing at us and treating my family with very rude attitude.They pretended not to speak English even the English menu was hidden to us until the last moment. The staff manager leaned maliciously towards my wife breasts with no shame at all. Fortunately we did not let them spoil our evening but I do not recommend it at all. I have a feeling which is too dangerous to think, They don't like foreigners or maybe families!Dear sir - i (Admin) am very sorry for not seeing your review. Thank you for contacting us. As stated in our first answer, we will do our best to get "to the bottom" of this. Until then, please be assured that we do not discriminate anyone. Most of us have families and many people in our team ´come from all over the planet. We will get back to you and your complaint as soon as we find out more details. Thank you!Dear Emiliaoooo, as mentioned in various earlier messages, we are VERY sorry for the anger and frustrations caused by our team. Also, we truly apologize for reacting as late as we have. Yes, our communication and the service as such should have been much better. The fact that the day of the concert was extremely busy is also no excuse. The information gathered from the team of that day comes close to what you describe in your review. We apologize and have send a separate message to your mail account.What we do not accept is any implication on xenophobia or even sexual harassment. We have people from all over the planet working for us, and have the pleasure to serve guests from at least as many countries. Oh, and the man serving you that day has NO interest in women at all. This must have been some sort of misinterpretation of what was probably some kind of clumsy move. Still, we are very sorry for the impression this caused. Maybe we can make up for this terrible afternoon one day. It will be our pleasure.
9. Weingut Gutsausschank Eibinger Zehnthof
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By jenniferdp2015
The food here is very good and reasonably priced. The waitress was friendly and helpful. Their own wines are excellent. We have been here twice already and will certainly go again.
8. Restaurant Calimero
Overall Ratings
4 based on 228 reviews
Reviewed By David S
I am not sure that I would describe this as 'a gem' as a previous reviewer has seen fit to do so. Staying at the nearby NH Hotel I sought a lunch venue for a solo and hungry traveler to see him through to dinner-time. The Calimero was available on a Sunday afternoon in an otherwise deserted little town.But it would be unfair to describe it as 'any port in a storm', nor could I realistically rate it without tasting its wider range of culinary offerings. I wanted a pizza and it is only upon that basis that I can assess the venue.The pizza was good, thin based, crispy, not soggy in the middle and a glass of Italian red was dry and reasonably rounded. For â¬12 it did the job. The place was clean, well patronised by locals (a good sign) and the staff were pleasant and efficient. If I was trying out some more demanding dishes I might be raising the rating to four, but for what I had it was fair-to-good.
7. Villa Weil
Overall Ratings
4 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By Linda H
Called here for lunch after noticing beautifully presented food being brought out to tables outside. We decided to eat a light lunch after a busy morning and chose pizza and homemade soups. The waiter was great and could speak good English which was a bonus as none of our party of 4 has more than a few words of German. The pizzas were huge and we definitely could have shared between two! The homemade tomato soup and the homemade mushroom soup was delicious and served with a small piece of toasted farmhouse bread. Coffee was good too. Will certainly return next time we are in the area. Prices were amazingly low for this town. Take a trip to the toilets .....you will walk through many beautiful rooms and passageways.
6. Weingut Magdalenenhof
Overall Ratings
4 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By Richard-Julie_K
We held an office get-together here and the event was perfect. Before even entering the restaurant the whole setting was worth having your camera out. Surrounded by vineyards, on a hillside overlooking Rudesheim (when we left, the Niederwalddenkmal was all lit up down the valley in full view), not to mention the building was full of antiques and fountains out front. Once inside, I didn't see a bad seating area. Out straight through the back of the restaurant though was an outside seating area overlooking the Rhine Valley which would've been nice, but it was a little cold. They had English menus. I had the sweet Riesling of theirs and it was excellent. I had the pepper schnitzel and it was good, but the rump steak my wife had was admittedly even better. The service was good also. We'll be coming back when it's warmer and the wife's parents are back in town...
5. Restaurant Cafe Rosenberger
Overall Ratings
4 based on 231 reviews
Reviewed By wdb63
Great venue, walked off the Titan river cruise boat and straight into this lovely quaint restaurant. The staff were suitably dressed in Santa outfits and very pleasant with it as well. We were made very comfortable and the food was excellent and at a reasonable price for this time of the year. The Rüdesheim Kaffie is a must, trust me. Well done and Merry Christmas
4. Ristorante Da Toni
Overall Ratings
4 based on 365 reviews
Reviewed By TroelsJ61
We had a pizza where the pizza base was something you would expect was purchased from a cheap wholesaler. The toppings were 98% bad cheese - by a long distance the worst pizza ever. The lasagne was supposedly home made but when it arrived it was still very cold in the centre. It was without comparison the worst meal (!!!) I had ever had. We left two 1/3 eaten meals and the staff were apparently used up this as there were no comments. This is supposed to be the 3rd best restaurant in town!There are much better alternatives in Town; do not waste your money and life here!!
3. Restaurant Ratsstube
Overall Ratings
4 based on 359 reviews
Reviewed By Michael R
My wife and I decided not to take the organized tour of the town offered by our river cruise company, so we took a short walk to this great restaurant I'd found on TA before our trip in mid-June. We were NOT disappointed. The schnitzel we ordered for dinner was far better that the same that was served on our cruise, was a larger serving, and came with fries and a nice salad- oh, the price was about $13 US. The staff was very professional as well as friendly. Our outside table near the alley was perfect for a relaxing evening in Rudesheim am Rhein- minus the tour groups. We noted at least six nearby tables resereved for dinner later on a Sunday night, so this place has a very good reputation. Our thanks to the nice people at Ratsstube who made our visit to their town so special. We highly recommend this restaurant.
2. Restaurant Schwarzenstein - Nils Henkel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By uboll40163
best restaurant in the area and allready on a 2 star level.... service and view are good, food interesting and great executed. some plates had almost to much variations and flavours on it ...but very good cooked ... turbot and lobster was perfect .... henkel offers also a full vegetarian tasting menu
1. Gutsausschank Trenz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By TheRealGelatoGirl
This winery and restaurant offers delicious food and wines in a really nice setting, especially outside. Whether it was the wines soup with croutons, the fish on risotto (both perfectly cooked and seasoned) or the dessert...everything was great in quality and taste. All the wines tried were refreshing and light, optimal for the high summer temperatures. Service was attentive.
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