Top Restaurants in Jungholz
Where to eat Central European food in Jungholz: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Central European restaurants nearby. Discover the best Central European food in Jungholz. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Central European restaurants near you. including Schrofen Hutte, Braugasthof Falkenstein, Obere Muhle, Baren, Beim Olivenbauer, Landhotel Berghof Restaurant, Gasthaus Vilstalsaege, Das Restaurant Falkenstein, Moorhuette, Schlosskeller
Restaurants in Jungholz
10. Schlosskeller
Overall Ratings
4 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By SusannahP191
Ate out here this evening with friends, and we all had excellent meals. The restaurant was fairly busy, and the service was extremely good, friendly and efficient. There was a special additional menu using seasonal produce, on this occasion it was mushrooms (other times we have visited it was asparagus). Two of us had cream of mushroom soup with fresh thyme, which was fabulous, and others had buffalo mozzarella with apple smoke and tomato salsa. I had carpaccio of salmon with an avocado mouse. To follow, we had a chicken salad (v large), chicken on a bed of rocket risotto, and kasespatzle. All excellent. This is the best restaurant in Bad Hindelang in my opinion.
9. Moorhuette
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By ChrisC46
Arrived in Oberjoch having taken the scenic route from Bad Hinderlang several hundred metres below by service bus. having decided to take a shortish walk through the scenic moorland via the Moorweg towards Unterjoch we were ,along with many others thwarted in our search for refreshment as the half way house was subject to Monday closing.Thus we came back and took light refreshment in the form of delicious soup on benches outside the Moorhutte (rather than the restaurant inside) where we had unrivalled views of the mountains and cable cars some of which were open despite it being late October. Really great experience with the hutte having its own herd of goats and a gentle circuit round the pond which appears to be used for swimming on warmer days. The air here has a fantastically pure quality difficult to appreciate in the valley below.
8. 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!
7. Gasthaus Vilstalsaege
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Restaurant mitten in den Allgäuer Bergen, zu Fuss oder mit dem Auto errreichbar, toller Wanderweg rüber ins Tannheimer Tal. Im Sommer toller Biergarten direkt an der Vils. Im Winter gut mit dem Auto zu erreichen über die ständig geräumte Strasse. GenieÃen
Reviewed By spring1982
what's good:- trout dishes- venison dishes- Haxen / pork knuckle (Thursday is Haxentag); there are 5 or 6 pork/lamb/veal knuckle dishes on the menu. Perhaps a bit more sauce could be poured over the Haxenpfanne, but that's the only reservation.- desserts: huge slices of home-made cakes (especially Bienenstich is good) and even bigger Kaiserschmarren (kind of sponge-cake chunks with apple mousse for dipping in)- outdoor seating with view of the mountain rising just on the other side of the stream- portion sizes (so be careful to make sure you have space for those desserts)they're closed on Mondays.
6. Landhotel Berghof Restaurant
Reviewed By mrhughes1960
A fine place to dine in style. Not cheap but a great experience. Beautiful food, well served and great wines
5. Beim Olivenbauer
Overall Ratings
3 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By pandalf
This is an excellent little restaurant in Wertach, a pretty village in easy reach of nearby towns like Nesselwang. The restaurant is slightly away from the centre of the village, but easily reached by foot (especially on Tuesday evenings when many other Wertach restaurants have their "ruhetag"). Beim Olivenbaur is open every night. The cuisine is a mixture between Italian-styled pasta bad pizza, which many local German/Allgau specialties thrown in. Portions are large and the prices are very reasonable. Service is quick and friendly, and if you are lucky you will be offered a glass of the delicious beer liquor that the restaurant makes and sells.
4. Baren
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
Reviewed By GTJack71
Enroute from the Zurich airport to Oberammergau, Germany, my wife and I by chance stopped at the Gasthof Baren in Nesselwang (Bavaria) for lunch. What great fortune. We were personally greeted by the owner who gave us a terrific history lesson regarding the building and business as he was particularly proud that Baren had served many American officers and servicemen during WWII.Our meal was simply outstanding. I had a most delicious pork dish. My wife is a vegetarian and the owner insisted on having the chef prepare a colorful dish of vegetables and potatoes. The local beer was more a treat than a beverage. It indeed was a stroke of luck that we stopped in and enjoyed one of the best meals that we have ever had in Germany. The food/drink was beyond reproach as was the service and friendliness of the owner and staff.We highly recommend this restaurant and will likely go there again when in the area.
3. Obere Muhle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 183 reviews
Reviewed By SusannahP191
This restaurant is an absolute must if you are after a special meal, but make sure you make a reservation. The restaurant was very busy for a Sunday evening, which was a good sign. The menu is very extensive, with a daily special menu of five courses, which three of our group chose. The courses were just the right size, and decent gaps in between. The food was expertly presented, and the ingredients were of high quality. Everything was just perfect, and none of us could criticise anything. This was quite simply the very best meal I have experienced in Germany, indeed the best meal I have had in a very long time. The environment is delightful, very warm and cosy with lots of atmosphere. I can't wait to return here as often as I can. For the standard of food, the prices are reasonable.
2. 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
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1. Schrofen Hutte
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By Liena_V
We stayed in the village for 2 nights and chose to get dinner at this place both nights as we thoroughly enjoyed the food (we had the schnitzel, trout, pumpkin soup and ghoulash), and the service was great (we don't know any German, but the waiters were great and very helpful). The prices are fitting the food and the portions which are huge! The only thing is we had to wait quite long for our food so after a day of hiking/skiing and the wait the portion size is just right!
