Ratskeller - Menu

Nice ordfashioned place. We had today's lunch (turkey) which was very tasty. Such a large place with so many tables should have more waiters than those few working that day, though. We had to wait a little too long to be really content.

Was really looking for a good German meal and the hotel recommended this place. Located an easy walk from all over town, I was impressed by the traditional interior. The group of old men “regulars” playing cards was a nice touch. We had a great...More

We went to this restaurant just when it opened. A table was booked through Opentable. The waiter welcomed us nicely and presentedbthe menu, and we chose a scampirsalad and a nice red wine. Excellent! If you travel to Kiel, enjoy your lunch at Ratskeller! View menu

Served so much food we could still be eating left overs.Nice outside ambiance, waiter had a great sense of humor trying to serve two very silly Americans, us.Was recommended to me and I am so pleased we tried this spot. Next visit to Kiel I will eat there again.

It was a good dinner. Of course knowing what the place is, do not expect sofisticated dishes or an interesting wine list. But for tradiitonal German food and good local bier it is defintely a good option. Friendly staff and nice location. Good for a group dinner, probably not so good for a intimate one.

My husband and I somehow managed to avoid eating here the entire time we lived in Kiel. It wasn't until a return visit that we stopped by for dinner and realized what we had been missing out on. We never ate there because we thought it was just a tourist restaurant. We were so wrong. All of our food was excellent! And the staff were very kind even though we had 2 young toddlers. They even brought them more bread to snack on. View menu

The best part about Ratskeller Kiel in the sleepy capital of Schleswig-Holstein: this restaurant is open until 10 pm. Yes, it's true. While most other places will be closed (except McDonalds) you will get a decent meal here. There are North German specialities such as Sauerfleisch and fried potatoes (cold jellified pork in mayo-like sauce) and Matjes (pickled herring in yogurt dressing). And butter pan-fried sole fish. Also regular items like schnitzel, turkey medallions and fries if North German food is not your liking.

Historic surroundings, Beautiful paintings, stained glass, wood board ceiling, even suits of armor, this restaurant has it all. This is a great place to lunch after you've seen City Hall which is connected to it. I don't know how old it is but it's Tudor style interior harkens back to an older Germany. I was drawn in after peaking through its windows which are original hand blown glass.It looks expensive but I just wanted to go in and enjoy this place. I could have sat there all day. It is traditional German. So traditional that they don't have an English menu. So, The only thing I recognized was Schnitzel. It was a light schnitzel covered in a home made creamy mushroom sauce.The french frie...

During a short visit to Kiel our friends, who live and work in the town, booked the four of us into a typical German restaurant.The building is on the edge of the Christmas market now on in Kiel, and proved to be very old inside where original features had been preserved. The dining area is split into several individual spaces, giving a cosy feel.The waiters are quite mature,have obviously been doing this a long time and inspire confidence with their easy expertise.Fortunately our companions speak good German and were able to interpret the menu for us. I chose potato soup and it was surprisingly tasty, although no bread was served with it.For mains I had venison, my companions had duck.All t... View menu