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Top 10 German food in Bad Schussenried, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany
Best German restaurants nearby. Discover the best German food in Bad Schussenried. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for German restaurants near you. including Dicke Hilde Gasthaus, Klosterhof Schussenried, Restaurant Schinderhannes, Schussenrieder Braugaststaette, Ritterkeller, Landgasthof Zur Linde, Gasthaus Cafe Jagerhausle, Restaurant Reck, Kaktus Bistro, Gaststatte Ochsen
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10. Gaststatte Ochsen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By eet2live
The food was excellent. My wife had a creamed spinach soup, and I had a roebuck deer entree that was outstanding. The local beer was good, and we split an ice cream dish for dessert. Our server was a very friendly and helpful young man that spoke good English.
9. Kaktus Bistro
Reviewed By Traveller87987687
While travelling in this region, we managed a visit to the Kaktus Bistro, which has been recommended to me by several local people.The Kaktus Bistro is a mix of pub and restaurant. Since the town of Aulendorf has no major tourist attraction, it is almost exclusively visited by local people A famous on-line encyclopedia describes the word âbistroâ as a small restaurant, serving moderately priced, simple meals in a modest setting. And this is exactly what you get here, including the relatively small menu card. In addition to other famous Swabian delicassies they serve the âTarte flambéeâ. In German it is called âFlammkuchenâ. We had Flammkuchen (which is German for: flame cake or cake baked in flames) and the âSalat Kaktusâ that is made from Maultaschen with mushroom crème sauce. The food was very delicious and the price level is very reasonable. The service was very friendly and efficient.If you want to enjoy local food, sit among local people in a small quiet town, this place is the right choice. Kaktus Bistro is located right in the city center of Aulendorf. Parking is available nearby and for free.
8. Restaurant Reck
Reviewed By ufraab
Wir wollten mit 8 Personen zum Essen. Aber der Wirt sagte mit so viel Unhöflichkeit ab, dass wir dort auch nie mehr hingehen würden. Die Alternative dafür im gleichen Ort war super!
7. Gasthaus Cafe Jagerhausle
Reviewed By GottlobStuttgart
Wir sind beim Radwandern abends in Aulendorf gelandet und haben uns nach kurzer Recherche in tripadvisor fürs Jägerhäusle entschieden.Das Gasthaus liegt etwa 1km auÃerhalb von Aulendorf in einem kleinen Weiler.Das Ambiente ist sehr gemütlich, so in etwa eine Mischung aus Dorfkneipe und Landgasthof. Die Speisekarte ist schwäbisch ausgerichtet.Der Service war perfekt. Obwohl die Servicekräfte an diesem Sonntag eine gröÃere Veranstaltung hinter sich hatten, war dem Chef, seinem Junior und seinem Team keine Ermüdung anzumerken.Wir hatten zweimal Zwiebelrostbraten bestellt. Der Preis von 17,90 EUR beinhaltet einen Salat vom Salatbuffet.Das Salatbuffet war hauptsächlich mit regional und saisonal verfügbaren Salaten bestückt. Es gab Kraut, Kartoffelsalat, grüner Salat, Radiesschensalat, Möhrensalat etc. Alles wirkte und schmeckte frisch zubereitet. Ich bin mir sicher, da kommt nix aus der Dose!Der Zwiebelrostbraten war medium geordert und kam auch exakt so an. Auf dem Fleisch einen schönen schmackhaften Haufen an Zwiebelringen wie ich ihn selten erlebt habe. Das Fleisch war in GröÃe exakt angemessen. Nicht zuviel und auch nicht zuwenig. Die Qualität war hervorragend.Die standardmäÃig dazu servierten Pommes haben aber noch bissle Luft nach oben ;), vielleicht alternativ dazu ein paar hausgemachte Spätzle? Wir waren hinterher auf jedenfall pappsatt und genehmigten uns noch zwei Schnäpse zur Verdauung.Beim Bezahlen noch ein kleiner netter Plausch mit dem Wirt und wir verabschiedeten uns aus dem Gasthaus mit einem rundum zufriedenen Gefühl.So geht Dienstleistung und Beherbergung von Gästen! Da kann sich manches Restaurant bei uns in der Stadt eine Scheibe davon abschneiden!Wir kommen sehr gerne wieder!
6. Landgasthof Zur Linde
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By faozanrizal
Located just in the front of the church which people called the most beautiful village church in the world makes this restaurant easy to found. This is a small town but surprisingly the food here is excellent! They serve German Swabish home style cooking with some seasonable vegetables or mushroom. We stop for lunch after exploring the amazing baroque architecture church. The appetizer was great, Green vegetable salad in mushroom sauce with season Pfifferlingfreling mushroom on the top with grilled bacon. Salty bacon complementing fresh rocket and endive also the fragrance of Pfifferling mushroom makes the dish even better. For the Main dish, we try Rice with Ratatouille it was excellent and good food for vegetarian and vegan, The Knudell with Pfifferling sauce was excellent also. The steak with Pfifferling sauteed in garlic butter was another nice food to choose. Of course Pfifferling is seasonable but with the richness of cooking style here, but I am sure this restaurant is good in any season. The satff is very nice and the service was good as the warm welcome from Baden Wutenberg area.
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5. Ritterkeller
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By FRuudy
The menu is nice and something special - you get it in the shape of a newspaper but on better paper. The selection is interesting and I selected soup with pancakes (quite good), Maultaschen gratiniert (very interesting and delicious combination but the cheese grating was a disappointment, a clear misfit), and triplet of chocolate which was nice but nothing special. Service was reasonably fast but not exactly friendly... probably I should have told the chef myself that the cheese on the Maultaschen was completely off!Prices are, considering where you are, OK to a bit expensive
4. Schussenrieder Braugaststaette
Overall Ratings
3 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Jim0
For food and drink we thank you. Nice interesting museum. Restuarant very good and we will go again.
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3. Restaurant Schinderhannes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By ELear
It's a friendly place, obviously popular with locals as well as visitors, and the cooking's excellent. Nadine, who's always smiling, speaks English. The first time I had goulash, described on the menu as "sehr würzig" (= very spicy, which it was), and the second I had stir-fried Chinese vegetables, which were very good too.Very reasonable prices. There's a bowling alley attached. If you'd like a game just ask.
2. Klosterhof Schussenried
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By espengmbh
The fish was nice the chips were dreadful, I aske the very nice waitress why that was? she said, Its all about time, frozen chips at their worst. A nice restaurant, the house red wine was fantastic, its worth a visit but keep off the chips.
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1. Dicke Hilde Gasthaus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Willkommen bei der Dicken Hilde. In Bad Schussenried / Lufthütte das einzigartige Gasthaus bietet neben regionalen Spezialitäten der oberschwäbischen Küche auch viele Events mit Live Musik in entspannter Atmosphäre. Die Dicke Hilde kümmert sich um jeden G
Reviewed By Traveller87987687
The name translates as âFat Hildeâ. The overweight woman named Hilde can be seen in their logo.The restaurant has a very unique interior as well as an interestingly decorated beer garden. The have a program with different activities throughout the year. There are concerts with local bands performing, theme events like the âIrish eveningâ and live coverages of football world cup matches that the German team participates in.Check out their website for more detailed information (German only).The service was good and so was the food. Nice location in the country side between the towns of Aulendorf and Bad Schussenried.
