Gilden im Zims - Menu

eating was very good, like the atmosphere. it is much larger than from outside. very clean and good service in English

Super tasty local food and charming small beer glasses with local beer. Interesting history of the building as well. Highly recommend!

bad service, not welcome at all. in the high season, especially now in the pandemic, they should treat all customers, not only German, very carefully. maybe the foid ok, but I do not recommend the service!

we were there last weekend in the day. there were no vegan options on the menu. when asking the personal whether it was possible to make a vegan meal, the reaction was a short no. very unfriendly staff in general. we went instead to another restaurant.

it is a traditional cocaine brewery, so it is great that they offer modern vegan food besides traditional German meal times. it is a bit sad that the only vegan labeled item is unusual, it would be nice to have one or two traditional foods as a vegan version on the menu. the atmosphere is very beautiful.

my Alli friend and I were here for lunch today. I had the vegan lentil stew and the dish was very good! it came with brot (and my friend and I ordered a teller of frits to share) it was just a bit too salty for me, but combined with the brot it was good. the atmosphere was good, service fast and we saw that many locals also eat there.

there are not many traditional breweries with vegan and vegetarian options, but zims has a few. with my vegetarian friend we had the gurke, the lens soup, the mushroom and brotknödel and the kartoffeln fritters, all of which were tasty, like the carolish. the service was very friendly and the ambiente was warm and welcoming and not too loud (although it was Sunday) we come back.

this place is huge according to all standards, although it does not see how much from outside. also here the service was rather under-par (as we have experienced almost everywhere in carn). the waiter almost never came to us and we felt that we were disturbing his...day Food-wise, we had the borscht that was good, though a tad over-spicy. but this is just a personal taste. we also had the smoked ham dish. as it was cold outside, was the perfect hearty dish to have on this day. a lot of ham and potatoes. the prices were pretty good. eur for net and drinks.

we held here late on a Saturday for some traditional puddings and got apfelstrudel and another dish that I called (a huge plate of fried pancake-like slices) both were delicious. they are very generous portions, as often in Germany, and served with...loved ceramic tankers of the local colsch. we also came back for the Sunday carnival event and had a great time in the cellar, who danced with very friendly locals to the carnival songs and tried some of the drinks we had not heard, like woodruffs and hugo (a delicious prosecco cocktail from minze and dullberry). it is a beautiful building and a great place to spend some fun time.