Where to eat International food in Elzach: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what International restaurants to try in Elzach including Gasthaus Roessle, Landgasthaus Gruener Baum, Gasthaus zum Tannhaeuser
Restaurants in Elzach
1. Gasthaus Roessle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By CatKarma
We were lucky enough to get there around 6pm - they start serving big groups that stay at the pension/restaurant around 6:30pm. So we got our order in before they got busy. My husband had the "potato pillow" with vegetables (Maultaschen mit Kartoffeln und Brie) and I had Pfifferlinge in Rahmsosse (mushrooms) mit Knödel. The food was good, we could eat from their salad bar before the main course arrived. The salad bar is awesome! We might just come back for that. Lots of different raw salad options, red beets, kraut, merretich, grüner salad, gurken usw. Then we had the black Forrest ice cream and espresso for desert. A perfect finish to a long day hiking. Definitely recommend, prices are a bit high but the atmosphere and service were great and we took our time with the food and enjoyed - something Germans know how to do - and not rush through dinner. Several vegetarian options on the main menu which was nice.
2. Landgasthaus Gruener Baum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By Brinkerz
The amuse bouche was unexpected, and great, a carrot chilli cream soupshot. Followed by a seasonal asparagus soup, then spare ribs, done just right. I hadn't had spareribs like that since Dan Marino's at Hooters in Vegas. For dessert I highly recommend the rhubarb and pannacotta with fresh strawberries. Hmmmmm tasty.Oh and there was also a salad the size of a small child... no American side salads here, just a good old fresh salad with a tart vinaigrette. Wonderful. So we had dinner there twice...
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3. Gasthaus zum Tannhaeuser
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By plschilt
We have been visiting Hornberg and our friends for over 35 years. The Tannhaeuser has outside seating on the sidewalk. Hornberg is a very quiet village, and the Tannhaeuser offers the opportunity to intermingle with the locals.My favorite meal here is the Jaegerartz (hunter style) Schnitzel, which is served with small button mushrooms. be sure to try the Bratkartoffeln (roasted potatoes and onions)
