Top 10 European food in Senden, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Find out what European restaurants to try in Senden including Hof Grothues Potthoff, Landgasthof Kastanienbaum, El Flamenco, Caribello Tapas Bar, Altes Gasthaus Freitag, Altes Gasthaus Leve, Hotel-Restaurant Landgraf, Kleiner Kiepenkerl Gerda Deckenbrock, Gasthaus Stevertal, Pipavino Marlene & Martino
10. Pipavino Marlene & Martino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
PIPAVINO. Das ist kein italienisches Wort oder der Titel eines Weins. Es zeigt wofür wir stehen: PIzzaPAstaVINO. Wir sind eine italienische Oase mit Wohnzimmer-Flair. Hier werden frische und lokale Produkte zu kulinarischen Köstlichkeiten verarbeitet und
Reviewed By matwen2016
We were looking forward to a nice evening with all the family. But even with a long placed reservation, we had to leave. Consider how that is in a group of 16 people. Sure things can happen, but it was absolutely embarrassing as I had recommended this location (not living in Münster).oops -- luckily we found a location not to far being able to place such a big group on short notice
9. Gasthaus Stevertal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By Bookeating-Wench
My family and I went there twice during my recent stay in Germany and we were not disappointed! The first time we all had a platter containing Germany's most wonderful delicacy, Westfalian ham, but I will critique our second meal first. It was hearty, well cooked, nicely presented and extremely tasty. The waiters are prompt (as prompt as they can be with a large and very full restaurant), friendly and the kitchen is a wonder to behold. Huge, shiny and clean! Now to the ham. I have had a lot of versions of Westfalian ham and I am an avid eater of the stuff, especially since I normally live in the USA and it is not available here, a considerable loss to the country. Gasthaus Stevertal's ham is beyond description and I do wish you could photograph taste. I can only say that it will bring tears of orgasmic joy to your tastebuds. It is just the right amount of dry, just the right thickness, just the right color and oh that taste. I can't wait for my next visit to Germany again. Westfalia is my favorite region and Gasthaus Stevertal is a must visit!!
8. Kleiner Kiepenkerl Gerda Deckenbrock
Overall Ratings
4 based on 393 reviews
Reviewed By GlennRG_12
One of the "must" places (along with its larger namesake neighbor) you have to eat at to experience Muensterland food and Gemuetlichkeit. Quiet, good food. Pleasant wait-staff. Try the local Altbierbowle (beer with syrup,..you won't know you're drinking beer). The Lachs (salmon) and Kruestchen Bratkartoffeln were great. About 20 euros per person.
7. Hotel-Restaurant Landgraf
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By 310frankw
Klassische Speisekarte mit frischen Saison Gerichten ergänzt. Die Lage an der Fahrrad Route ist Super. Schöner Wintergarten und ruhige Lage. Bei unseren jährlichen Familienessen mit ca. 15 Personen war noch nie etwas nicht in Ordnung.
6. Altes Gasthaus Leve
Overall Ratings
4 based on 728 reviews
Reviewed By HLaurens
We enjoyed our dinner here well enough, but were slightly disappointed by a number of the dishes. The pork was a little dry, and the homemade sausage was not very tasty - the blood sausage especially had a strange texture. However, sauerkraut and bratkartoffeln were both excellent. A good traditional German meal, nice atmosphere and excellent service, but not the greatest food we've had of its type.
5. Altes Gasthaus Freitag
Reviewed By sebastians82
Wir waren in den letzten 2 Jahren ca. 30 mal bei Freitag, da wir eine Zeit lang keine Küche hatten. Das Essen ist wirklich spitze ich habe die Karte hoch und runter gegessen und auch die saisonale Karte probiert. Es war nicht ein Gericht dabei was schlecht zubereitet war, im Gegenteil, die Gerichte waren immer frisch und hervorragend abgeschmeckt und gewürzt. So ein Essen in Münster zu dem Preis zu finden fällt schwer!
4. Caribello Tapas Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By Michatravelling
Contrary to the other reviews here we found the service excellent: frank but friendly and fast service staff. We came at 10pm because other places closed at this time and were looking for a drink and some small snack. I liked the place instantly because when we entered I asked the staff "what time are you closing" and received the straight answer: "when it ends". Gave me the feeling we were really welcomed and they'd look after us. You don't get this everywhere these days... The place was really well maintained, excellent ambience and even spacious clean toilets. Needless to mention the food and drinks were top and we had a fantastic night. Thanks guys, you deserve top ratings! Keep it up!
3. El Flamenco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By 729TGE
I had been craving some paella for several months, but finding a restaurant that was willing to prepare such a meal for anything less than ten people. El Flamenco was willing to do so for our party of five people, so we eagerly jumped on the opportunity. It is located in Hiltrup--a suburb south of Muenster. Parking is available next to the nearby supermarket. The atmosphere of the restaurant was great, with typical Spanish/Mediterranean decor, and a very friendly wait staff. The paella itself was fish-based (they also offer a chicken/pork-based version), and was excellent. The ingredients were fresh and perfectly complemented each other. Everybody in our dinner party agreed that the paella was authentic and close to what one would receive in Spain. We really enjoyed our evening at this restaurant and plan on being back before long.
2. Landgasthof Kastanienbaum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By brexitrefugee
We visited on a very hot evening and decided to take the drive out from where we were staying, just outside of Münster. It is in a pretty remote location but as we had no bikes, we had to drive. It is well worth the effort.We arrived to find the car park full, which we took as a great sign. It means it's worth travelling for. We walked to the beer garden, which was full. We had a quick chat with the waiter and he found us a space at a table with another couple. The menu was full of seasonal, local dishes, all of which sounded amazing. I chose Paula's Broad Beans with Mettwurst, Speck and fried potatoes. My husband had schnitzel with mushroom sauce. The broad beans were incredible. So tasty....and the sausage was really smoky and firm. I am so pleased I chose that dish. I would have it again in a heartbeat.We had no room for dessert. There were wines on the menu and they had lots of beers but they weren't listed on the menu.I would highly recommend a visit if you are in the area.
1. Hof Grothues Potthoff
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By Richardwtrip
Meal choice limited to set menu as we were a business party of 10+. Food was well presented and well cooked... Only downside was it was uninspiring... Could have been eating anywhere in the world... A nod to Germany with regard to ingredients or dishes would have been nice..
Where to eat German food in Senden: The Best Restaurants and Bars
