"A group of us went here for our weekly Thursday Stammtisch, tho on Wednesday due to the next day being a holiday. There were 5 of us, and at first, upon arrival and half way thru our meals, we could carry on a normal conversation, but then about 7pm we started seeing the tables filling up and the noise level got so loud that some people played cards instead of talking and we were all trying to yell into each other's ears to talk. I ordered the Wild Peg Ragout, yummy! lots of tasty not sweet sauce with some wild pig pieces in it, also tasty nicely cooked, but not very many pieces and no veggies in there which would have added a lot to it. I did have a Knoedel, which was basically a potato that is mashed and then put back together in a ball with paprika on top and cooked, the consistency is similar to polenta, and I used it to scoop up the sauce. The "blue" Kohl, really red cabbage, in a separate bowl that was also good sized, so with my meal, I ended up satisfied, but not too stuffed. The cabbage was slightly sweet and good. I also had an Apfel Schorle, and my spouse had the house beer, a pilsner, and then a Radler, along with 3 playing card sized wiener schnitzels with sauce and french fries, which he enjoyed, and then one of the others ordered the asparagus with Hollandaise sauce and ham, which was a good sized plate with 10 pieces of roasted asparagus, nicely cooked and tons of sauce, then another had the same thing I did. All in all a great place to have a reasonably priced meal, some very good sauces, but the place is not very good acoustic wise, and the service is what some people call typical Bamberger, terse to the point of rudeness. I would recommend this place but not too late or there won't be any possibility to chat."
Bamberg
