Jagerstube - Menu

Good food, good service, cold beer, what more you need, extensive menu and many local wines I haven't tried yet.

great food, good value for money and friendly people! we all really enjoyed our meal here. huge portions, especially the leber was very popular.

here they get well-conventional simple German food. it is well prepared and presented. locals are common, so always a good sign. it is immaculately clean with a friendly reception. only cash.

Do not expect much because this restaurant is not one of the highest places in the area. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the delicate and tasteful Jaegerschnitzel and inexpensive drinks.

a simple but hearty German food, from which you never get tired. I had a pork dish with red cabbage, kartoffel and gurken, along with a crippled dark beer. my wife tried a cordon bleu with late tent and a glass of white wine from the region. both were very delicious. excellent service, very attentive.

we were only here for coffee and cake, but the natives seem to go here to enjoy a warm breakfast in buffet form. we had cakes and coffee and for the center of a big city at the main square were the prices with about 10,00 euro for two people appropriate. even if they sit outside, they go in to see the painted ceilings.

I have read other critics and after reading several reviews of restaurants nearby, I decided to do this. well, we were both enthusiastic about our German food. we had different pork dishes each and they were equally delicious. white asparagus was served in a dill sauce, the green heaps were delicious and the apple desert was swallowed.

We were looking for a more atmospheric restaurant, but without reservation we ended in Jagerstube. The interior is nothing to comment, simple and a little sticky decor, but the food was well prepared. It is very German, so a bit on the heavy, fat side. The Cordon-Bleu and Schnitzel were all good, like the Fritten. They also had a good selection of wines. If you can sit outside (summer), you will enjoy your meal better.

we were looking for a cheap local with German food for dimmer. that reminds me of a typical small town café - not chic and kind of cheesy. the food was homely and delicious. I had the day dish sour and the man had the jägerschnitzel. eating was fresh, plentiful and tasty. we flushed it with a pilsner for him and something riesling down for me. delicious! the service was reserved, friendly and efficient. she was very nice to my very old and almost forgotten German. all other guests were German, so I would assume that eating was authentic. the price was particularly refreshing. great place!