Winninger Weinstuben

we were looking for a restaurant for dinner in the middle of a sports competition. good kitchen with search staff is very pleasant

the restaurant is recommended. with a cozy ambiente have tasted the various flame cakes. the service is friendly and fast. and also the preparation of the food does not take long.

We had a very good dinner here. My German version of spinach ravioli was excellent. It is a popular place due to it's location by the Rhein promenade, so go early or make a reservation. Prices were very reasonable and portions ample. View menu

very good meal break in this establishment. Home,sympathetic despite the lack of competition due to a sporting competition this day. Typical, well-cooked and flame-specialty excellent. Nice wine menu, very well advised. Moderate addition, so, a good evening.

restaurant ligt op een geweldige plek vlakbij de german eck bij de entree naar de kabelbaan over de rijn. cellular en levendig. leuke kaart met veel regional fair. maar ook de lekkerste flamkuchen, the zelfs as dessert op de kaart staan. mooie wijnkaart en erg aantrekkelijk geprijsd.

the weinstube is very ideal next to the cable car. from outside you have a very nice look at the Rhine. a bit further is also the German corner. eating in the weinstube is very good. portions are exactly fit in the size. not too little and also not overloaded. the service is very friendly. the food, I had winzersteack is very good and the wee very tasty. we'll be back. View menu

we have walked along the rhein promenade and as the only local we have addressed this immediately. we got a table outside and were very happy about it. then the good wee! we enjoyed our first glass together with the beautiful view of the Rhine. we had ordered riesling häxle with knödel. a tight! the good one is that you can have almost any food as 1/2 portion. we were thrilled. also the service was friendly and attentive. highly recommended overall.

I went to this place with a colleague. We were promptly seated by a friendly and efficient waiter. The food was good. (try their local take on a pizza for example) and the beer and wine very good also. Crowd was largely older folk with a fair smattering of locals. Looks out over the Rhine. Only issue was that they only take cash. That's frankly, a bit greedy and arrogant and shows this is a tourist town. If you don't like that sort of thing try elsewhere or come with cash.

We went in and saw a very small room, no place and thought, they missed our reservation! But no there's another room adjacent were we had a place next to the window and were immediately welcomed by the waiter, a polite efficient man who clearly loved his job. We ate for a very reasonable price. We had salmon with rosti and roastbeef with potatoes as starter and both dishes were very fresh and so good! I thought the main course will dissapoint after this, but the 'eisbein' we know from Belgium was delicious and the pieces of grilled steak also. It was our last evening in Koblenz, otherwise we would have gone back the next evening!!! We took a business card for the next time. Because this rest... View menu