Where to eat Central European food in Eisenberg: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Central European restaurants to try in Eisenberg including Braugasthof Falkenstein, Das Restaurant Falkenstein, Kase Alp, Gockelwirt, Schlossangeralp, Schloss zu Hopferau, Landhotel Panorama, Madame Pluesch, Olivenbauer, Steigmuhlen Stube
10. Steigmuhlen Stube
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By Ladygolfer31
On a rainy night entered the warm, busy and welcoming restaurant. Excellent home cooked Bavarian food, friendly atmosphere. Definitely worth a visit if in the area.
9. Olivenbauer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 252 reviews
Reviewed By DinghyDos
My family and I are vegans and spent three weeks traveling around Europe this past summer. We all agree that Olivenbauer was the best meal we had during our entire stay! We stopped in unexpectedly after touring Neuschwanstein and could not believe our luck. It is a beautiful restaurant with an extremely helpful staff. But the absolute gem was the food. We all ordered something different and we all loved our meals! I recommend Olivenbauer to anyone looking for a great dining experience!
8. Madame Pluesch
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1090 reviews
Wir haben bis einschlieÃlich 12.06.18 Betriebsurlaub. Ab 13.06.18 sind wir ab 17.00 Uhr wieder für Sie da.
Reviewed By Martyn S
Fussen is a very attractive town but much of the food we encountered was perfectly acceptable 'tourist bland'. Madame Pluesch was different. A beautiful cosy venue and local cuisine - my mixed sausage plate was something to remember. The charming Bulgarian waitress worked so hard. You do need to book and we had to wait for the following day to get in but worth it.
7. Landhotel Panorama
Overall Ratings
5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By 178monikab
A great value for Sunday lunch, a 15 Euro/person buffet with an amazing view to the Alps. Friendly service and an acceptable variety of entreés. Definitely worth!
6. Schloss zu Hopferau
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By CTCouple310
We stayed at this hotel on a business trip and we flew in from the States so were very happy to see they serve dinner. Dinner time starts at 6 pm so we had to wait a bit, but the service was great as well as the atmosphere.. We enjoyed the food and the drinks... Its the perfect place to eat after a long days journey and to have the special service we received..Thanks for your comment! We hope to see you soon in the castle!Kind regards, Anja T
5. Schlossangeralp
Overall Ratings
4 based on 100 reviews
Reviewed By O4943TYfranks
We have had a wonderful dinner at this restaurant. They serve classical local cuisine interpreted in a modern way. Excellent quality products and great service.
4. Gockelwirt
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By JRIZ
This restaurant definitely gives that authentic and local experience. The food was fine, not amazing or memorable, but certainly not a disappointment. The reasons why I give this restaurant an average rating is that the menu selection was a bit limited and we waited close to an hour to get our food.
3. Kase Alp
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Traditional Bavarian Restaurant under NEW MANAGEMENT since first May 2015. Cozy Beergarden with a wonderful view to the Alps! Delicious regional food with a twist and original german beer and spirits. Come check it out! You will be very much welcome!
Reviewed By Karl8853
We've been back and thought is will be as good as it was before. Something changed.It is the quality and taste of the food. I had to return one meal completely because it was not fit for consumption. The lovely waitress responded very well and offered a different dish straight away, but that was not very good ether. The improvement sould be very shortly in the kitchen, please..There is a children play area direct at the premises.
2. Das Restaurant Falkenstein
Overall Ratings
5 based on 80 reviews
Royale Versuchungen, erlauchte Delikatessen, fürstliche Gaumenfreuden, lustvolle Leckerbissen und majestätische Schmankerln â all das kennt nur einen Namen: Unsere feine Allgäuer Küche. Und dazu gehört weit mehr als nur die weltbekannten Allgäuer Käs'spät
Reviewed By Alan F
This is an eating place just below the summit of Falkenstein. It is well worth the walk up (a bit of a scramble the last 200 yards, so wear stout shoes). Admire the view, then back to the restaurant for something to eat and a fortifying glass of Prinz Leupolds Donker Beer. If you can get a table on the terrace - heaven!Then to admire the architects designs for the projected castle. King Ludwig II was a monarch who, 1) never involved his subjects in a war, 2) left them richer when he died than when he came to the throne, and, 3) whose hobby was building fairytale castles on mountain tops. Yet they called him "Mad King Ludwig". There is no justice in the world!
1. Braugasthof Falkenstein
Overall Ratings
4 based on 408 reviews
Reviewed By 959juner
Good food for very reasonable prices. One of the fastest services I have ever experienced, which was perfect for us as we were tired and wanted a quick diner
