Top Restaurants in Rhens
Top Things to do in Rhens
Most Popular German food in Rhens, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
Find out what German restaurants to try in Rhens including Richard von Cornwall, Zum Goldenen Schluessel, Winzerhaus, Restaurant Roter Ochse, Severus Stube, Fondel's Muhle, Romerburg, Koppelstein, Zum Weissen Schwanen, Marktstuben
Things to do in Rhens
10. Marktstuben
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By David M
Disclaimer: only stopped in for a beer and didn't eat. But all expectations met for a tasty local beer served in a fancy glass. Visit on the quiet afternoon included foreign tourists, German tourists and locals. Great staff and attentive service. On the cute Marktplatz, central location. They were one of a couple places that were actually open on a Monday afternoon in late July.
9. Zum Weissen Schwanen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By Nicole J
My boyfriend surprised me with a weekend in the hotel Zum weissen Schwanen, and we had a perfect time. The hotel is very comfortable and very romantic, perfect for couples. The breakfast buffet has a lot of variety (smoked salmon, fruits, cheese table, breads, charcuterie, jams etc and juice, tea and coffee) and - what we both found awesome - paper bags to prepare your lunch! That was such a nice touch that the hotel won us right there.The atmosphere is great in this old, rustic house with a mill inside. Personal friendly, good food, comfortable room. Definitely worth the visit!
8. Koppelstein
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Sonja D
Der Koppelstein ist leider nur Durchschnitt...an dem Tag war einfach Hausmannskostbufett..Suppe war ok..Salat typisch alte Hausmannskost..mir mich leider zu al dente, wie bei Omi...bietet Mittagsbufett...bietet Geburstagsfeiern..und Beerdigungen...sag schon viel...halt rustikal....ich würde dort alleine nicht Essen gehen ...
7. Romerburg
Overall Ratings
4 based on 249 reviews
New German and international cuisine in an historical ambiente. Great choice of wine, draught beers. Lunch stop for groups on request.
Reviewed By kimden
We had dinner; wiener schnitzel veal for me and instead of fries I had a beautiful large salad. My husband had the special tender beef cheaks with rosemary potatoes. He could not believe how tender the beef was, using only his fork! Wonderful service, wine, beer and meal. Highly recommend!
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6. Fondel's Muhle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By Jeff K
Before heading back to the states we decided to go to this hidden gem weâve heard so much about from relatives. Long story short - food was spectacular, everything from the salad to the veal ragu to the off-menu schnitzel the charismatic owner prepared for us. Ambience was terrific, old vintage wood in a timeless mill, friendly restaurant patrons, cozy setting, and a very accommodating wait staff. Highly recommend to anyone traveling near the Boppard/Koblenz area. If the owner is reading this....please open a restaurant in Boston!
5. Severus Stube
Overall Ratings
4 based on 441 reviews
Reviewed By Stephen N
We struggled a few times to get a seat at this popular restaurant, but finally slotted in on Tuesday night, though we shared a table German style with a Scottish couple. We both had the pumpkin soup, and then she had Spare ribs and I had Cordon Blue. Good and service excellent.Wir können uns gut an sie erinnern - vielen Dank für Ihren Besuch!! Bitte kommen Sie bald erneut zu uns!
4. Restaurant Roter Ochse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By vakantiejozef
1920, Four-sided gambrel-style hip roof with façade risalite. Its annex (present Gästehaus Ingrid) was built 1699-1702. Family Kochhäuser bought it in 1973 and converted it to an accommodation with 9 rooms. Located under the House an arched cellar where wine tastings are held.
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3. Winzerhaus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By stan w
The Winzerhaus is a delightful German gasthaus! Wonderful food, not pretentious, and very warm and welcoming. With just three nights in Oberlahnstein and having eaten there the first night, we loved the food, service and atmosphere so much that we returned for our next two nights. The schnitzels we had were all outstanding! If they have a venison stew, by all means, try it; it will be tasty and tender. The other customers were middle age and upwards in age; so if you are in your 20's and "looking for some action", go elsewhere. But if you want to experience a traditional German gasthaus with great food, this is the place to go! With the other customers enjoying themselves so much, you are bound to do the same!
2. Zum Goldenen Schluessel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By peterdavy50
Called here for lunch during a trip around the village, food was excellent and good value for money, we ate outside which was pleasant but the inside of the restaurant is a relevation, it is beautiful and we wish we had found it sooner to enable an evening Dinner.
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1. Richard von Cornwall
Weinbistro,Restaurant, Familien,-Firmenfeiern, Events bis zu 80 Sitzplätze im Restaurant 60 Sitzplätze im Bistro und 120 Sitzplätze im Garten
Reviewed By Jules2407
Sat down here at 8pm on a Saturday evening. It was quite busy. It was difficult to get attention, you had to chase a waitress rather than them coming to you.Ordered drinks, starter and main course. Drinks came fairly quickly. Starter arrived at 8.30pm. Then we sat until 9.30pm with no food. We were sat next to a group of 4. The 1st diner had finished his meal before the 4th diner had got their food. At 9.30 I asked where the food was and I was told 'We only have a small kitchen'. I don't class myself as a business genius but the obvious answer is have less tables. Waitresses seem to be coming out with just one plate at a time.At 9.40 after waiting 1 hour 10 minutes for my meal, I paid for my drinks and left.Wild horses wouldn't drag me back there.
