Most Popular European food in Windeck, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Windeck. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you. including Restaurant Landgasthof Zur Post, Elmores Bier Garten, Romantik Hotel Alte Vogtei, Bauernschaenke Broeleck, Landgasthof Zur Linde, La Vida Loca, Holsteins Muhle, Olympia Restaurant-Hotel Deubel, Schublade, Restaurant Bierenbacher Hof
10. Restaurant Bierenbacher Hof
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By countryskipper
Great restaurant for eating Schnitzel! They have the most choices I have ever seen in regards to sizes and types of Schnitzel with all sorts of toppings and sides. Really good!
9. Schublade
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By Cleopatraa3
We found this restaurant while staying in Lindner hotel nearby. The food was great, portions huge and German beer really good. The place was busy with a lovely atmosphere and the staff was welcoming and helpful (despite the fact that the waitress did not speak English). We throughly enjoyed our dinner.
8. Olympia Restaurant-Hotel Deubel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By splinter49
We stayed here 2 night while visiting friends in the area fro Thailand and we were really surprised about the quality of the standard in the hotel and the service, we only used the breakfast provided because of eating with our friends. But what we did see of the food was great and nice portions.
7. Holsteins Muhle
Overall Ratings
3 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By Susiev952
This restaurant is very pictureque. Situalted in the woods outside Nuembrecht I recently had lunch here with my husband. I ordered the Oberbergisches Herdplattenfleisch (rump steak on a sizzling hot plate). It was just great, ideal if you love steak and are fussy about how it is cooked - you just need to tell the waitress and when it arrives, turn it over to continue cooking and then keep warm. I like my steak rare and so it usually arrives luke warm - Not here. It is served with the most delicous pile of fried onions, doused in flour to make them really crispy. My husband had a whole trout ( which had been filleted, after being cooked on the bone, so none of the flavour was lost). The bill was very modest and we had a great view of the working mill. Highly recommended for all budgets. One tip - you do need to pay in cash, unless you have a German bank card - no credit cards accepted.
6. La Vida Loca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By Chanthear S
I love this place!We stopped in this small town enroute to Frankfurt to grab something to eat. We were walking into another restaurant but the smell coming out of La Vida Loca was just too enticing.The food was simple and tasty with everything home made. The owner could not have been more welcoming especially when we don't know how to speak German. His English was very good and he was so accommodating and was letting us taste some things off his menu.My husband and I would definitely be coming here again when we visit Germany next!
5. Landgasthof Zur Linde
Reviewed By anhowa
Immer gut drauf sind die beiden holländischen Inhaber des Landgasthof Zur Linde in Hermesdorf, direkt an der B 256 gelegen. Sie Speisekarte bietet neben Spezialitäten aus den Niederlanden auch gutbürgerliche deutsche Küche. Donnerstags ist Schnitzeltag, wobei das Schnitzel auf Grund seiner GröÃe schon mehr als die Hälfte des Tellers beansprucht. AuÃerdem gibt es täglich wechselnde sehr preiswerte Gerichte, was insbesondere von vielen Berufstätigen aus dem nahe gelegenen Industriegebiet genutzt wird.
4. Bauernschaenke Broeleck
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Babsie59
After 2.5 hours walk in the beautiful countryside around Bröleck, Ruppichteroth, we went for lunch in Bauernschänke on Easter Monday. It was absolutely packed and we were asked whether we had booked a table which we had not. They accommodated us anyway and were very kind. We got very good, down to Earth food. The salad was excellent and I cannot understand why you would complain about it (see review further down). Some of us had a Schnitzel which was huge and good with fried potatoes and one of us had a Fladenbrot. Latter is very big, even the small one and should only be eaten if you are really hungry. We enjoyed the stay very much. Bauernschänke is not the place for a posh evening out but a good place for decent food after a long walk with muddy boots on your feet. They also have outside seating. Inside is very quaint but certainly not everybody's taste - far from contemporary. Yes, this is the right place for active, hungry, walking people, bikers, and cyclists.
3. Romantik Hotel Alte Vogtei
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Half-timbered Hotel-Restaurant, built 1753. Markus Wortelkamp create freshly prepared dishes and menues using regional Products and fresh herbs from our garden. Personal Service by Daniela Wortelkamp in a cosy ambience.
Reviewed By Popeda
Friendly welcome.Excellent food.Very nice selection of wines.Helpful personnel.Perfect breakfast.
2. Elmores Bier Garten
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By RegJoeken
This place has such a unique character. We came across it totally by chance, and my, what a discovery it was! The menu doesn't offer much, but the little on it is good. All the dishes are vegetarian or vegan. The place is perfect for a drink and a snack at the end of a hike along the Sieg river. The side balcony offers beautiful views of the Siegfalls, the music is chilled (They have live music very often in the evenings) and the staff is super friendly.We ended up sitting there for almost 2 hours, just enjoying the place itself. Note that the place open daily only from April to October, the rest of the time it is only open on weekends with nice weather.
1. Restaurant Landgasthof Zur Post
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By BrianD908
We decided to take a drive outside Fussen and came decided to stop for some lunch. It is situated in the middle of Schwangau village. The restauant decor is typically Bavarian and warm, inviting and comfortable. The menu is also typically bavarian. We ordered the Maultashin (German Ravioli) and Kase Spatzle (German style cheese noodles). The food that arrived was really good and not at all as heavy as we had expected. The dishes were accompanied by excellent side salads. The waitress was very friendly and found time to talk to us and share a joke. Check it out, you wont be disappointed.
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