Top Restaurants in Reichenau
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Where to eat Central European food in Reichenau: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Central European restaurants to try in Reichenau including Gasthaus Fischerstube, Restaurant Mohren, Uferrestaurant am Campingplatz Sandseele, Zum Alten Mesmer, Hotel Restaurant Kreuz, Gasthaus Hirschen, Landgasthof Kreuz, Restaurant Zur Schiffslande, Zum Weinbrunnen, Alet-Stuble
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10. Alet-Stuble
Overall Ratings
3 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Victor G
Alet-Stüble could certainly use a make-over. But aside from the outdated decor, my biggest concern is the pricing. The menu is about 50% more expensive than comparable restaurants in the area. On top of that, the portion sizes are on the small side - especially on the fish dishes. Service was efficient and friendly - but I must say it was a turnoff to see kitchen staff standing by the entrance, smoking. If you go, try and sit in the patio.
9. Zum Weinbrunnen
Overall Ratings
3 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Dan K
This is one of the most fun local restaurants in the area. The atmosphere is old dark beam tavern local, the owners/ staff make you feel like a friend, and the food is very good and reasonable. we ate there two night on a recent trip and enjoyed the experience. Our meal of Spanish pork with Spatzle and Argentine Rump Steak/ Spatzle were both delicious.
8. Restaurant Zur Schiffslande
Overall Ratings
3 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By christinemV672ZD
We stopped in here for a quick bite. Coffee, beer and apfel strudel all very good. Nice tables outside and service was good.
7. Landgasthof Kreuz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By Ninaupnorth
Parking lot directly across the street. Nicely appointed locals restaurant with outdoor dining available. Service was over the top perfect. Servers all spoke english and had english menus. Great menu selections. Bratwurst was excellent, Wild Gulasch was authentic and portion was large. Wurstsalat was HUGE even small portion and so good!!! Love this place. Excellent value.
6. Gasthaus Hirschen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 181 reviews
Reviewed By Helmut S
Gasthaus Hirschen is one of the several restaurants with excellent local cuisine found in small villages along and near Lake Constance. Hirschen in Horn/Gaienhofen on the so-called âHoeriâ is family run, the owner always around helping with seating arrangements and service. Meat, fish and vegetables come from the local butchers, farmers and fishermen. On recommendation by the very efficient and friendly waitress my wife had a Saibling (local fish), our friend a lamb ragout and I had a fish soup and beef from the ox, all very delicious and in generous portions. Although the restaurant was fully occupied, inside, and outside in the beer garden, the service was very friendly and fast.
5. Hotel Restaurant Kreuz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By aagourmet
we decided to walk down to the ferry area at dinner time and then have an outdoor sunset dinner. while we could not see the sunset, it was nice being outside in the large exterior seating area. The food was very good, especially the curry soup. Our server was very friendly with good english. Again sticker shock for prices for what you get, but at least an enjoyable meal in an enjoyable setting.
4. Zum Alten Mesmer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By Miyumi N
We stumbled into this local restaurant after visiting the Church of St. Maria and Markus and the harbour. We decided to have lunch here since it exclusively serves regional cuisine of Lake Constance. My boyfriend had âMaultaschenâ (ravioli) while I decided to try the local fish, âHechtâ (pike).Both dishes were very delicious. Unfortunately I couldnât fully enjoy my dish; while the fillets were amazingly fresh and flavourful, they were full with bones. I wished the waiter could have told me about this as I never had pike before and I found out later that pike fillets tend to have bones. All in all, it is a nice place to try the regional cuisine and it is well located in the city centre, very close to main attractions.
Most Popular German food in Reichenau, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany
3. Uferrestaurant am Campingplatz Sandseele
Overall Ratings
4 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By Griso_man
Arrived at the campsite around lunch and managed to find a table on the balcony right next to the water. The restaurant was very busy but the staff all had a friendly attitude despite the pressure. The food is delivered to your table, but the drinks you take yourself. Food is really good and typically southern German, with a few local fish dishes. They serve local wine and good beer both of which are reasonably priced. Plates are a bit small for the portions. The food was cooked fresh and was lovely. If you are staying at the campsite you will probably be tempted, if not, give it a try ! Oh and guard your table if you get one next to the water you will get asked all the time by people wanting it !
Most Popular Cafe food in Reichenau, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany
2. Restaurant Mohren
Overall Ratings
4 based on 74 reviews
SENSE OF TASTE ON A JOURNEY In our first-class restaurant kitchen, we`re always thinking outside the box. But we don`t leave the region. Our culinary delights are sourced from producers and providers located just around the corner. The kitchen team also r
Reviewed By petitefraise
We enjoyed a lovely dinner here. The food was fresh and tasty, the service very friendly. What more can one ask for? The restaurant belongs tot he Hotel Ganter, which we can only recommend for its outstanding cleniness and its perfect location if you want to visit Reichenau.
Best European food near Reichenau, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany
1. Gasthaus Fischerstube
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By TheEnglandFamily
A very nice place to experience the taste of the fresh fish from the lake. This restaurant specialises in preparing a small range of fish in a number of ways. We had a fish grill which had three different types. Very nice, simply served with some new potatoes. There was a nice wine list, including some of the island wines. We tried a very nice, dry white Mueller Thurgau. Otherwise the menu was limited, both in terms of starters (a few salads) and desserts (everything on the dessert menu was in some way ice cream related, except for the (expensive) special - strawberries, cream and icecream for nearly 7 euros. Service was polite rather than warm. You can only pay here with cash or debit card, not credit card.
Where to eat Grill food in Reichenau: The Best Restaurants and Bars
