Restaurant Hexenkessel

We were lucky to get a table, as it was very busy, and we ended up arriving late by German standards approaching This meant we were finishing our meals whilst the outside tables and plants were packed away, however the quality of the food...compensated for this! For once there was an English menu, but the translations might put you off choosing a dish, as they were a tad inaccurate at times. Excellent soup, bratkartoffeln scrumptious, good value and good wines. Staff members became more and more friendly as they realised we could carry on a conversation with them

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A typical restaurant of the region providing local fair. We had snitzel, one with fries and one with bratkartoffeln which was described as baked potato but was in fact fried potato and bacon pieces, very nice. We had a litre bottle of German red which...was very nice too. Waitresses friendly and the cost about average. A safe choice. one of the few restaurants to offer an English description this is really useful as menu descriptions can be quite baffling even if you have basic understanding of the language

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The restaurant is on the square but does not have the best of views as opposite the toilets but they are quite discreet. The menu is good, and a range of dishes. My goulash was lovely and the liver my husband had was excellent. Friendly...service and good value

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days I have been visiting this restaurant with same nice and polite servants excellent and the food was well prepared and served in a good atmosphere

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This is a small restaurant, almost like eating in some ones house. The food was good pubgrub. Fairly wide choice and quick service

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