Breuer's Rudesheimer Schloss

very good service, eat from 10! all typical foods from the opposite homemade and very tasty. correct price.Good menu options for children. Very central.

carving! mushroom sauce was really good:) some people play during eating piano and many people eat on the terrace! it was a card payment, but they asked me to enter a drink, haha

hey people, a city in a castle! wow! I loved the place and the eating there. Excellent location, lively music. the service could be improved and could be a bit more cost-effective. View menu

super atmosphere, great service and friendly atmosphere despite busloads tourism. contempt - it can be quite loud in the late evening, who is what should live a little further away from the drosselgasse.

restaurant in the connection to the homonymous hotel in the most lively (and narrowest) street rüdesheims - the drosselgasse. very popular, but with several tables, also outdoors. live music. faster and friendly service. typical local dishes, well prepared and well served.

very good restaurant with typical local dishes. the waiter smiles and are very pleasant, eating is good and well served, the wee in the glass are delicious and resistant, all for a reasonable bill. the waitresses are traditionally dressed, the environment is pretty and very floral, and a small orchestra plays well-known German melodies. do! View menu

the card is varied, but the quality of the dishes is not just the - and also the price level -. relatiw trist implemented and thus only okay. the atmosphere, on the other hand, is lively and very nice (until the swarm flies around one of the foods, as if you were sitting at the directly harbour). Overall, this is rather the right starting point for foreign tourist and groups of travels ü60.

one of the three best places to eat German in rüdesheim. also here is decorated with live music and waiters in typical costumes. very lively place with a very nice outside terrace. do not worry when it begins to rain; they are prepared as they quickly set up brandies throughout the venue that prevent guests from getting wet. in the tower of the restaurant building there is a bell game that plays for full hour and represents another attraction. in our case the average price is about 20 euro per eating with beer and without dessert.

Booked a table for dinner for our first night in Rudescheim after reading great reviews but failing to get accommodation here and it's a good thing I booked 3 months in advance as this place is very popular! The restaurant was outside in a covered courtyard just off the Drosselgasse, the main tourist street, and was full at 7pm. Being our first night in Germany we all went for the safe option of Snitzel served with french fries it was very good and I would have enjoyed it even more if they had not made it so salty, we discovered that salt is used a lot in restaurant food in Germany and it can be a little overwhelming. Desserts were excellent as was the local Riesling albeit very pricey, €32... View menu