Jagerstube - Menu

here they get well-conventional simple German food. it is well prepared and presented. locals are common, so always a good sign. it is immaculately clean with a friendly reception. only cash.

a simple restaurant, in the round a pub with attached dining corner, with simple meals to cheap trips. no more, but no less. some of the pictures on tripadvisor (the with the frescoes) are apparently from another gas station. the service was fast, but unfortunately not very precise.

a simple but hearty German food, from which you never get tired. I had a pork dish with red cabbage, kartoffel and gurken, along with a crippled dark beer. my wife tried a cordon bleu with late tent and a glass of white wine from the region. both were very delicious. excellent service, very attentive. View menu

we were only here for coffee and cake, but the natives seem to go here to enjoy a warm breakfast in buffet form. we had cakes and coffee and for the center of a big city at the main square were the prices with about 10,00 euro for two people appropriate. even if they sit outside, they go in to see the painted ceilings.

I have read other critics and after reading several reviews of restaurants nearby, I decided to do this. well, we were both enthusiastic about our German food. we had different pork dishes each and they were equally delicious. white asparagus was served in a dill sauce, the green heaps were delicious and the apple desert was swallowed.

so happy that we found this little place! we stopped on a day when we strolled through this beautiful little town, and we had such a great food. the waiter I think he is probably one of the owners, was very friendly and helpful (we don't speak German). I had an excellent fish dish with mushrooms, potatoes and salad. my travel companion had the Camembert app with berries and other tasty along with a delicious tomato soup. would definitely come back to bacharach and eat here again in any case! View menu

we were looking for a cheap local with German food for dimmer. that reminds me of a typical small town café - not chic and kind of cheesy. the food was homely and delicious. I had the day dish sour and the man had the jägerschnitzel. eating was fresh, plentiful and tasty. we flushed it with a pilsner for him and something riesling down for me. delicious! the service was reserved, friendly and efficient. she was very nice to my very old and almost forgotten German. all other guests were German, so I would assume that eating was authentic. the price was particularly refreshing. great place!

we were six on the road and were looking for a good restaurant and unfortunately landed in the Jägerstube.The woman wetin seems to stink her work pretty much. unfriendly to reject!We were 2 weeks from basel to koblenz on the go and have been served as accommodating as far as 2 exceptions.Here there are semi-crude spargels with muddy kartoffels, furdry carvings and broth from the day before yesterday. we first ordered water and one wein and thought a bottle. it jam a glass. misunderstandings can happen. the ordered 75cl bottle wein wanted to serve women but partout not at the table but behind the theke - it is easier. in the first served glass were 2 dl in. in the other 5 each about 1.5 dl. A...

we are randomly in november in bacharach. the city is almost closed. it is hard to walk and find a restaurant because they are closed. I hope the season doesn't last forever. we stayed at the rheinhotel, which is itself a good stay and a good restaurant. this evening we went through the city and found (without counting our hotel / restaurant) only 2 open restaurants. zeus and jagerstube. we decided for the jagerstube, because it was close to our hotel and we had no desire to eat Greek. the restaurant had locals, which is usually a good sign. we sat in the dining area, since the front is rather pub-like then restaurant. I had cordon bleu pork and my wife had carving with mushroom sauce. both... View menu