Gasthof Wimbachklamm

Wirtshaus Waldquelle

➤ Riesenbichl 25, 83486, Ramsau, Germany

Sushi • Cafés • Pizza • Mexikaner

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"C'est là que les habitants mangent et à Baveria, cela signifie tout. Vous ne pouvez pas battre la valeur ou la qualité de ce restaurant familial. La plupart des repas sont de l'ordre de l'euro et somptueux. Ma photo est une simple salade de thon mais ... la salade et les morceaux de thon étaient excellents, exécutés avec des mini bâtons de pain pour plus de panache. Personnel sympathique, avec au moins une personne parlant anglais et bon vin de la maison. Le menu comprend des salades, des steaks, des volailles, du poisson et des pizzas. En prime, vous pouvez éliminer les calories avec une promenade dans la nature dans le parc attenant. L'exercice aquatique, pour la circulation des pieds, des chevilles et du bas des jambes dans l'eau, est un must"

Berggasthof Zipfhausl

➤ Schwarzecker Weg 8, 83486 Ramsau, Bavaria, Germany

Käse • Cafés • Europäisch • Vegetarier

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"Unfortunately, today's day did not go as planned, because we wanted to spend lunch in the mountain restaurant with the chairlift to the Hoch Schwarzeck. Due to the bad weather, the lift was unfortunately out of operation, and so we spontaneously take a look at the nearby Zipfhäusl, where we stayed a few days before with bright sunshine and magnificent views with coffee and cake. Both tar (Black Forests Cherry and Cheese Cream) were far below expectations and consisted more of cream than anything else. You could almost describe it like this: very viscous basement floor with a once tasty cheese cream aroma and once chocolate cherry aroma. All right, but the menu had promised us, so we decided to eat in the zipfhäusl. This time not on the terrace, but in the restaurant we get a place on the window. The drinks came soon, but I was surprised to get wheat beer glass and bottle on the table for self-filling while I could not see it at another of the well-stocked tables. My questions about eating were either not properly understood or the answer was simply not known. So I was told that pig with mushroom cream sauce are OHNE mushrooms. I asked if there was something with mushrooms and was referred to the pig halves with pifferling / mushroom sauce, but they were without mushrooms. So I didn't ask for mushrooms? And I have an answer I don't know. Full confusion. Anyway, I ordered the ends of the pigs with o.g sauces. And as the roasted potatoes became aware of me by the longer standing (and exactly so) previous reviews at RK, I ordered the planned late lumps in roasted potatoes. And incredibly true, they were as well as described by other critics sterile unacidified roasted potatoes in 2012, but at least three to four small glazed onion rings were added. Padded with a bissel salt and pepper, but due to their crosses they were very pleasant as well as the non-fresh but well prepared pieces. My wife chose the Tagliatelle with whipped cream. And what a surprise, in both dishes was not only sauce, but real mushrooms. Champignons and paws from the can, but we were prepared for some reason. The side salads surprised from the freshness factor, because almost everything was fresh, even the carrot salad! I would continue from roast potatoes (something positive perhaps the over years of constancy of the product, because then it is easy to appreciate) as well as absolutely discouraged from the above mentioned cakes. Conclusion: All in all well prepared, but without special claim. Nothing for connoisseurs, but for hunger, which can also enjoy a fresh additional salad."

Wirtshaus Hocheck

➤ Wimbachweg 5, 83486 Ramsau, Bavaria, Germany

Sushi • Cafés • Asiatisch • Mexikaner

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"Finding the Hocheck was a little bit of an exercise, since it sits somewhat above the entry road, accessed by a steep driveway. Once we'd found it, we realized that the name, which means high corner was quite appropriate. We found a parking place with...no problem in front. It was early in the evening, so the restaurant wasn't crowded. The decor was very traditional and cozy, and more rustic than most we'd been in. It had by the entry door what seemed to be one of those old large German household ceramic heating stoves. The waiter was helpful and friendly, and he spoke English well enough. The menus were bound, interestingly, in wooden boards, and there were English-language menus available too. We ordered a variety of plates; schnitzel, cordon bleu, schweinsbraten, and a bauerngroestl. The schweinsbraten was very tasty, and it along with an extra side of spaetzle, was indeed a full meal. Dinner for four was a very reasonable Euros, including water, tea, and soft drinks. And bonus! it began to snow again outside while we were eating (this was on May We were all-around pleased with the Hocheck and will make sure to return there during our next visit to the area."