Gasthaus zur Linde - Menu

Sigmaringer Stasse 49, 70567 Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany

🛍 Tee, Deutsch, Nachtisch, Europäisch

4.5 💬 1752 Reviews
Gasthaus zur Linde

Phone: +497117199590

Address: Sigmaringer Stasse 49, 70567 Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany

City: Stuttgart

Dishes: 17

Reviews: 1752

Website: https://www.linde-stuttgart.de/

"We chose the linden tree for our goose dinner with friends this year on the recommendation of a chef friend and were absolutely satisfied. We could choose between a 3 and 4 course menu. To start there was warm bread with goose fat and hay milk butter. As a starter, lamb's lettuce with an excellent dressing, then a wonderful soup with goose broth and goose scallops. The main course was the goose from Degerlocher Tegerhof, fried wonderfully crispy, the meat so tender that it fell off the bone. There was also quince puree, an excellently seasoned red cabbage, bread and potato dumplings with buttered crumbs on top. And plenty of extra fine sauce. Dessert was a lukewarm apple tart with almond crumble hazelnut cream, caramel curd ice cream. We'll definitely be back!"

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German food served in creative and an elegant style. Friendly service with a smile. Cozy surroundings. Highly recommend!!!

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User
User

Decisamente molto buono, piacevole. Una carne buona in una salsa gustosa. Servizio composto ed elegante. Ideale per incontri professionalei e privati


User
User

Très sympa, on mange très bien excellent rapport qualité prix. La viande est très tendre . Il faut commander des asperges pendant la période. Excellent à recommander.


User
User

Neben den Klassikern wie Zwiebelrostbraten mit Spätzle gibt es auch Saisonales, das sehr gelungen ist. Wir hatten Spargel mit einem butterzarten Kalbssteak - ein Genuß!


Michael
Michael

Just great !! I celebrated my birthday with around 40 people the service and kitchen performance were outstanding. The location in the vaulted cellar is simply great! Thanks !!! Service: 5 Location: 5


Thomas
Thomas

We really enjoyed our visit to the Linde arbor in the Stuttgart wine village. We were able to enjoy super friendly and competent service, fine food and excellent wines. Unusual! Service: 5 Location: 5


User
User

Excellent food, two different menues for choice (every meal can also be swapped with the corresponding other one), 4 or 5 dishes, very large wine card, next to a nice golf course, prices are accordingly quite high, for special occasions.


User
User

Very nice, beautiful place and food was very good. I ate zwiebelrostbaten (prime rib with homemade spaetzle buttered onions). It was delicious and size of portion was good. Wine recommended by staff was also very good. Highly recommended place.


User
User

We stopped by and scored a table in the outside garden during a busy time for them. We loved the appetizer with veal meatballs, green asparagus, a smear of creamed potatoes, and a sauce to die for. We could have just eaten a couple of plates of that! They were kind enough to split one for us though. My husband ordered the tripe (accidentally but it had a good flavor, although chewy : I ordered the spinach Maultaschen are a Swabian specialty from southwestern Germany. They were good served with warm German potato salad. We finished with a coffee.


Heidi
Heidi

We chose the linden tree for our goose dinner with friends this year on the recommendation of a chef friend and were absolutely satisfied. We could choose between a 3 and 4 course menu. To start there was warm bread with goose fat and hay milk butter. As a starter, lamb's lettuce with an excellent dressing, then a wonderful soup with goose broth and goose scallops. The main course was the goose from Degerlocher Tegerhof, fried wonderfully crispy, the meat so tender that it fell off the bone. There was also quince puree, an excellently seasoned red cabbage, bread and potato dumplings with buttered crumbs on top. And plenty of extra fine sauce. Dessert was a lukewarm apple tart with almond cru...

Stuttgart

Stuttgart

Stuttgart, a vibrant German city, blends modernity and tradition with lush vineyards, and is known for dishes like Maultaschen and Spätzle.

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  • Tee Explore our selection of soothing teas, offering both classic and exotic blends. Perfectly brewed to awaken your senses, indulge in our range for a moment of tranquility and flavor in every sip.
  • Deutsch Savor the rich flavors of traditional German cuisine, featuring hearty meats, tangy sauerkraut, and sumptuous sauces. Delight in authentic dishes that bring a taste of Germany to your table.
  • Nachtisch Indulge in our delectable array of desserts, where every sweet craving finds satisfaction. From rich and creamy options to light and fruity delights, each is crafted to be the perfect ending to your meal.
  • Europäisch Delight in a culinary journey across Europe with our exquisitely crafted menu, featuring authentic dishes from France, Italy, Spain, and beyond, using the freshest ingredients to bring traditional flavors to life.

Amenities

  • Gruppen
  • Mitnahme
  • Lieferung
  • Parkplatz

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"Wow. Simply Awesome! Best dining experience my wife and I have had in several years, probably top all time, and we are real foodie snobs. They squeezed us in with only a couple hours notice. We got the course menu paired with wine....Little did we know that six courses in metric means First came the amouse bouse, a frothy chicken soup plus a croquette topped with dried mushrooms. Paired with wine of course. Then came a home made freshly baked baguette that was crazy delicious served with a dish of sour cream and chives as well as butter with pumpkin seeds. The bread was so good it could have been its own course, and the sour cream was the first of many unusual com I nations, but it worked. Next was a salad a combination of beet root, cabbage, Thai coconut milk and lemon grass. I hate beets and I loved this dish. Next wa the first actual course, duck liver pate and brioche with figs and wine sauce. Amazing! Now how about some slow cooked trout (which strongly resembled salmon) with tangerines and celery root. Then some white cod with Jerusalem artichokes and hazel nuts. Then, to cleanse the palate a glass of deer broth served in a glass like a brandy snifter. We're only halfway through. Now it's a slab of deer meat cooked like a tender steak, served with a cannelloni stuffed with deer and all set over mashed parsley root that could have passed as mashed potatoes. All garnished with an amazing deer gravy/sauce. Next comes some mont d'or cheese served with house made fruit bread, oranges, and rutabaga. Crazy com o but it was delicious. Now for dessert courses. Red wine sorbet. Think you're done? Next comes white chocolate ice cream serve with quince (purée, cubes, and foam) served with a chestnut parfait. Now we're stuffed, but time for another dessert: creme brulee paired with a chocolate brownie and a serving of mango mousse. Crazy good."