Location: Goslar
Top Restaurants in Goslar
Top 10 European food in Goslar, Lower Saxony, Germany
Discover Restaurants offering the best European food in Goslar, Lower Saxony, Germany. History is visible all around Goslar, from well-preserved old houses to the Romanesque imperial palace elevated over the city. Designated a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO, the ore mine at Rammelsberg has been closed since 1988, but now teaches visitors about the more than 100 years of mining that occurred in the Harz mountains.
Things to do in Goslar
10. Olympia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By tiginbey
Being Turkish by birth, I believe I can pass judgement on Greek, Turkish, Mediterranean, Middle-Eastern, etc. food. We went in here not expecting much, to be honest. I can easily say, however, that the dinner we had at Olympia was some of the best we've ever had. It was divine. It was so good I wanted to cry with joy. The dolma, the grilled peppers with tzatziki, the lamb chops and lamb grill, accompanied with retsina and topped off with a liquor shot... simply amazing. If you are in Goslar, have at least one meal here. In fact, have all your meals here.
9. Klosterkrug Woltingerode
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By louisebX9233BS
Season for hunting had started. We had great dishes with deer and wild pig. Excellent local beer. Was missing more vegetables and less potatoes.
8. Worthmuhle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 210 reviews
Reviewed By Dorkon22
We had the wild boar and the venison. Both were excellent. The service is friendly and efficient. The interior is neat. The building is very old as the proprietor will tell you. Plus it sits next to a tiny stream. Everything was wonderful, the food, beer, desert, service and the setting. Plus, it was very reasonably priced. This was one of our best meals. Highly recommend!
7. Rigoletto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By charlie283
We ate 3 times here. While the food wasn't the best Italian we have had, it was very good and the service was excellent. Each time were were greeted like friends and well looked after. There is an English menu which is worth asking for, although the specials are hand written and not in English. The staff manage to translate the specials (with enthusiasm) even though it is difficult as their English isn't great (but better than my German). I would highly recommend it - we went back for our anniversary meal there as it was such a friendly place to eat. Maybe a more formal meal would be a more obvious choice but we were made to feel special each time we visited.
6. Die Butterhanne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 613 reviews
Reviewed By Michael V
Wanted to try a typical German place when in Goslar.Nice to dine outside in mid October and service was fast to take our drinks order.And it did not take long to get our drinks where I tried the local Gosbeer. It was great refreshing in the light variant.Placed our order and only waited for 15 min before the food arrived. Unfortunately I made a mistake from the German card with one of my kid orders but they were nice to replace it. Food was nothing special but pre-pared things and tasty. For the price it was fine and with kids it was nice with the fast service. Restaurant is located close to the market square so kind of a tourist trap but I would say as expected. If I wanted fine dining I would have chosen something else.
5. Brauhaus Goslar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 747 reviews
Reviewed By Isthmuse
I ate here two times and on one occasion it happened to be German Beer Day (April 23)!. My most memorable meal was Jägerschnitzel with Bratkartofflen. The potatoes with Speck and Zwiebeln were perfection. I will return just for that dish. And of course the beers were great. Assigning seating to accommodate the wait staff over the wishes of your guests indicates to me a bit of disrespect. I encourage the restaurant to seat customers where customers wish to be, not where the waiters want them to be. Sometimes people wish to be seated away from noisy children or noisy adults for that matter.Hello and thank you for the things we will think about and set into practice. Have a good time, best wishes, Odin Paul, owner and brewmaster
4. Das schwarze Schaf
Overall Ratings
4 based on 196 reviews
Reviewed By rehr52
Was there a few times before. "They have" many tea options, but twice happened today they didn't have that option. Ordered Wok with the sauce aside, although they asked to changed when they brought the food (with all the sauce on it) my friend had his food there too. I ate it as it was served. You don't ask such a question to the costumer . I am sorry but quite bad, the situation and the wok thingy!!! The guy taking care of us (small blond) was really nice though! Last time I went there too and the food disappointed me. To the managers: Take a look on what you're serving, better quality than quantity.
3. Pizza-Plaza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Bistro
Reviewed By Sandra G
For decades, the best pizzeria in the Harz mountains. I can highly recommended almost all dishes on their menu. Their salads combined with the unique pizza bread are just excellent. The owners and their staff are super friendly and set high standards in terms of atmosphere and service. Pizza Plaza team - Thank you so much for your consistent great service. Looking forward to return ;)
2. Truffel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 218 reviews
Kochen mit Lust und Liebe
Reviewed By gilaworld
During my first visit to Goslar I had a recommendation to go to lunch at Truffel. Brilliant idea as we enjoyed our visit and the food very much. My sister and I both ordered beef liver Berlin style. Fried liver with onions, apple and fried potatoes. It also came with a small salad. This was just one of about 6 dishes that were offered. Each came with a delicious tomato-rutabaga soup from the days specials. Prices quite affordable for the lunch specials. The total incl. a soft drink each came to Euro 25
1. Ratsstuben
Overall Ratings
4 based on 294 reviews
Reviewed By Jacob S
This restaurant has a gorgeous setting, with a nice interior and a lovely quiet terrace. Imaginative menu, with local trout (but not available that night, in spite of being advertised on the day's special) and venison. But it was all very disappointing : slow service (only one young friendly man, but definitely not in a hurry), and the wild boar medaillons or mini-steaks were dreadfully overcooked. What a pity. To finish on a positive note: very good organic house wine directly sourced from Weingut Hermann und Bianca Schneider from Landau (Pfalz).
