Zum Schwanlein - Menu

very tasty and tasty. the biergarten very nice. definitiw no mainstream, but therefore all the more lovable and highly recommended.

unfriendly operation, toilets greyy, no card payment possible, eating i.o., salatdressing tastes like from discounter, portioning large,

located in a street of the historic center, it strikes for the cozy and particular interiors. Good food at reasonable prices, what to ask more?

we were delighted with this unspectacular restaurant. without snorkeling - but very good. Bohemian cuisine with Franconian accents and an idyllic beer garden.

we had lunch in the garden of this place and we were the only tourists. the menu is typical and we tried sausages with sauerkraut and potato salad, very good! excellent beer

Came here after seeing good reviews , sat outside as it was a nice evening . The food was good and the waitress was helpful enough however there was a slight language barrier but that was our fault not hers . Tasty food for a reasonable price .

cozy, almost homely ambiente, really tasty eating, very nice, friendly and helpful service. the food was quickly prepared and served, we didn't have to wait long. the portions are not exceedingly large, but all were fed and tasted it very good. the adult as well as children were all very enthusiastic.

a beautiful discovery thanks to Tripadvisor!! ! Outside, it looks like one of the many German breweries in the city. the reception was a little cold: apparently little understanding of English, full local. we find a table just released and we sit down, asking to have dinner menus. we order the sausages of Nuremberg with mashed potatoes, beer, coke, crepes: good and abounding dishes, local beer. all for 22€Fantastic! !

We sat in the back garden at a canopy covered table (good thing as there was a quick passing shower during the middle of our meal). The waitress is definitely a straight shooter who speaks no English and is not all all interested in any acts of sweetness, but she is extremely efficient. The food was all pretty good, but I would guess that the cook is Czech not German, (mainly because of the thickness of the schnitzel). Anyway, a great bargain for a good meal in a nice garden. Nothing fancy but kinda nice.