Schlössl - Étlap

Weinstr. 6, 76889 Oberotterbach, Germany

🛍 Pizza, Gourmet, European, Creative

4.4 💬 203 Vélemények

Telefon: +496342923230

Cím: Weinstr. 6, 76889 Oberotterbach, Germany

Város: Oberotterbach

Ételek: 15

Vélemények: 203

Weboldal: http://www.schloessl-suedpfalz.de

"a grown-up gourmet restaurant in the midst of a tiny place in the distant pfalz? this goes and how! wonderfully situated and with historical carnival you will find the schlössl in the quiet oberotterbach in the pfalz. a wonderfully furnished hotel/restaurant emfpängt his guests with a high quality kitchen, which is always worth visiting. nothing for pfennigfuchser, because the prices can be juicy, but for edible and those who want it. if you book by phone, you will receive any query and longer stays there are also 7 steps menus without problems. I personally had the most exciting experiences in this class. from the quality of the feeds compensated for the optical, everything was true. pfalz...


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Diethard Diethard

Nice ambience. Careful service. Service: 4 Location: 3

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أسماء
أسماء

Very nice small hotel with very good kitchen. Rooms: 5 Service: 5 Location: 5.


Luc
Luc

The second time we're in the Schlössl and that won't be the last time. We are all very satisfied. Rooms: 5 Service: 5 Location: 5


Emmi
Emmi

a grown-up gourmet restaurant in the midst of a tiny place in the distant pfalz? this goes and how! wonderfully situated and with historical carnival you will find the schlössl in the quiet oberotterbach in the pfalz. a wonderfully furnished hotel/restaurant emfpängt his guests with a high quality kitchen, which is always worth visiting. nothing for pfennigfuchser, because the prices can be juicy, but for edible and those who want it. if you book by phone, you will receive any query and longer stays there are also 7 steps menus without problems. I personally had the most exciting experiences in this class. from the quality of the feeds compensated for the optical, everything was true. pfalz...

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  • Pizza Merülj el tökéletesen sütött pizzáinkban, amelyek kézzel nyújtott tésztából, gazdag paradicsomszószból és válogatott gourmet sajtok keverékéből készülnek. Minden szelet friss feltétekkel van megpakolva, biztosítva a minden harapásnál élvezetes ízélményt.
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Zum Haas

Zum Haas

Weinstr. 17, 76887 Bad Bergzabern, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

Pizza • Seafood • European • Vegetarian


"After visiting the Rebmeerbad in Bad Bergzabern we wanted to return to Marc Wendel in the Hopfestubb chapel. This place, in Chapel-Drusweiler, just a few kilometres from the spa town, had unfortunately closed this evening for business trips. Plan B pointed to the Greeks “Athos” on the edge. There was something else? Ah yes, the old winery of the same name, owned by the Haas family, fell to me as a useful alternative from culinary memory. a thousand times, but never stopped. That should change that night. The lights burned when we turned off the car and entered the inn very inviting from the outside on the wine road to Wissembourg (Alsace). Through the windows we saw a few free places in the front guest room. It would certainly also be a free table for us “jumping out”. The greeting was not unfriendly, but also not very warm. The two service women in the Dirndl were immediately noticed that they had all their hands full. Disguised by the five tables of wood, pre-room, three were already occupied and a reserved for a larger group. You were still free – our happiness! Only later we repeatedly saw guests from the back of the wine bar and kindly went out. So there were a few seats. Inside was a comfortable guest house. Tile floor, rustic wooden ceiling, wall cabinets behind their glass doors Wine bottles wait for their tasting and polished Bordeaux cuisine for their filling. Also in the corner benches and furniture, bright wood gave the sound. Future host house chairs with heart-shaped, perforated backrest and comfortable seat cushion around the non-small wooden tables. The rusticity of the guest room was underlined by the folkloristic presentation of the two maids. That was coherent and coordinated. On the tables was the only cutlery on red fabric sets. The napkins stood up like freshly picked sails. pepper, salt and a bit peeful plastic deco joined the show with the dessert offer and the light in the middle. The menus were handed over to us. The decision was not easy for me, because the selection was quite lush. Two soups and six different salads, the latter with delicious “accompanies” such as shrimps and baked potato sacks, filled the first side of the “roller”. It continued three times with fish (stube fillet, zander und bandnudeln with smoked salmon and shrimps and vegetarian twice. The gastronomic, now established non-meat ice creamer was allowed to choose between herbal pancakes with creamy vegetable filling (10.90 Euro and Tagliatelle in Champignonkräutersauce (11.50 Euro from the wok). The heart of the map or, better, its “Filet” represented the wide selection of meat dishes. In addition to the eight main foods with Carnivorenhintergrund (Schnitzel, Rumpsteak, Kalbstafelspitz Co, six Palat classics (from the liver dumpster plate to the most influential wine pan). As with so many such advantages, this considerable accumulation of the good-bourgeois Allerweltsgericht was also lacking. Culinary unique features – unfortunately incorrect! As if there were no alternatives to pig detectors, Schnitzel Wiener Art and sausage salad. Too bad, because even in such locals, the guest would be delighted with seasonal offers that the regional environment would like to include. The homemade Riesling cream soup with vegetable cubes (4.50 euros) and the Pelicuts (10.80 euros) refined with blood and liver sausage from the pan are mentioned in honor. The daily offer has already been cured by slate board before entering the inn. Cooked cattle breast on deft horse sauce with parsley potatoes and additional salad (10.90 euros) was written in chalk. My accompaniment quickly decided. Despite great hunger, the offer in the “Haas” has not really appealed to me, so I wanted my salvation in the “angus nigrum”, as the Rumpsteak lateiner say. For not exactly shy 21.90 euros it was optionally offered with herbal butter or pepper cream sauce. Depending on Gusto Pommes, frits or croquettes and an additional salad were melted. For thirst quenching, we ordered a bottle of mineral water (0.75l for 3.90 Euro and a small tannial bowl of the barrel (0.33l for 2.80 Euro). They were both delicious with vinegar and oil. The use of fresh ingredients was obvious. Mild sweet carrot chips, creamy white cabbage, freshly designed cucumber lobe and a colorful Lolo-Rosso-Bianco mix above. It started really well! I commissioned a little white bread to do the delicate dressing. This was quickly hit and the first hunger was banned. Our two main courts arrived in time. We were happy, because after the sport, the desire is sometimes the greatest. The Rumpsteak came as an ordered medium rarely on the plate. It was nice to look at it, but in a Palatinate wine room such a good piece of meat should also vote from the measurements. Unfortunately not. Even without having the meat scale in my luggage, I appreciated his weight significantly below 200 grams. It was simply cut too thin. A well-known lady’s cut that doesn’t feed me with about five croquettes in the light of the little bowl. Well, the average age of the guests is certainly somewhat higher in a spa town like Bad Bergzabern. And the older semesters are known to have smaller sections. Good and good, but for 22 euros the offer was tasteful and qualitative, but just too little tonight. The sauce served separately in a small box required a few additional slices of baguette. They appeared on the bill at 50 cents later. Guys, don't win new guests like that! Fresh horseradish was rubbed over the regular bottle of horseradish sauce, which overlays the tenderly boiled slices of bovine breast. Without it, the stamp would have cost only for cream. The parsley potatoes were impeccable. The Desserts didn't talk much to us, so we went very soon. Too bad that a few small things limit the recommendation of this well maintained wine bar a little near the Bergzabern Centre. Next time we go back to the Chapel-Drusweiler to Marc Wendel to the Hopfestubb. It doesn't taste better. You're getting tired."

Weingut Weinstube Julg

Weingut Weinstube Julg

Hauptstraße 1, 76889 Schweigen-Rechtenbach, Germany

Wine • Beer • French • German


"Silence is not cowardly! I have to contradict a well-known German rock singer from the Rhineland. Silence is or better said means liquid gold! And this gold grows in grape form on the vines this and beyond the nearby border to Alsace. Why do I mention that? Well, in 6. Part of my culinary journey through the South Palatinate, it struck me directly at the geographical starting point of the Deutsche Weinstraße to Schweigen Rechtenbach. There are not only the martial Deutsche Weintor (of nineteen-century golf... and the VDP winery Friedrich Becker, which is highly respected at Spätburgunder sympathizers, but also a wine house, which is pleasantly different from the traditional Saumagen bations of deft Pfalz embossing. The talk is about the Jülg winery, which has been happy for over 50 years with honestly prepared, grounded home cooking. There is a winery behind every good wine room. It was Opa Oskar who, at the time, carved the first wines as a vinophilic autodidact. He built them dry against the then sweet wine trend. The Jülg’s drops differed early from the remaining sugar bottlers in the region. Today, the winery Jülg, which is now being run by the sympathetic son Johannes (created to the opening of the year in the current Eichelmann wine guide, is one of the best of the Palatinate. Burgundy Buddies and Pinot preferentiallers have long appreciated this. Under his aegis there are extremely high-class, very terroir-related scenes, which are regularly given by Vinum, Falstaff and Co. with high ratings and awards. Previously, Grandma Erika stood in the kitchen and briet, while daughter Karin took care of the guests, the by far best roast potatoes of the South Palatinate. Unfortunately, she can no longer do this for age reasons, but with the new chef and former star chef Laurent Durst (former restaurant Alte Sonne in Ludwigsburg , his wife Kerstin and another chef from Wissembourg you could even upgrade the culinary offer of the winery. The proven classics from Oma Erika's kitchen are still on the map. They were only expanded by a few creative accents. Alsace meets Pfalz. “Where, if not here?” one would ask. Laurent Durst and his wife Kerstin finally come from the neighboring region. It was due to the great devotion in the beautifully landscaped courtyard and probably the corona-related inconvenience after the reopening in mid-May that the selection of dishes had been carefully reduced in the summer months. The offer, still printed in German and French, consisted of eight different starters and main dishes. Saumagencarpaccio, caramelized goat cheese and grilled shrimps on marinated tomatoes and plucked salad served as delicately sounding dishes for tuning. The holy Palatinate triviality (Bratwurst, Saumagen, Leberknödel , the daily fish with ratatouille and the mandatory Rumpsteak from the Palatinate Rind, on the other hand, gladly took over higher saturation tasks. When we decided on a warm Monday afternoon to return spontaneously as part of an extensive bike tour, the Mediterranean planted courtyard, equipped with shade-giving umbrellas and well-padded garden furniture was already very well filled. In the courtyard friends from the gastronomy had already made it cozy at the neighboring table. There are coincidences! Then we just sat on one of the next tables and communicated with maximum distance. Ms. Karin Jülg led the service. She had the overview at any time and was probably supported by some younger ladies. We were served flott and soon we were able to delete our cyclist sausage with the first bottle of mineral water (3.50 euros). I would have liked to have enjoyed one of the bone-dry white wines from the Jülg’s cellar, but the way back to the secret Steinweiler was before and at the summer heat, if only the Schorle option had come into question at all. With water, however, I stretched such delicious drops extremely rough and so I practiced in sporty wine tasting. Not even the white-burgundy calcareous marrow that I loved so much found the way into the glass. Not to mention the red wine Cuvée “Les Frères”. But silence is not far away and at the next visit we will certainly load a few bottles of Jülg wine into the trunk. On our table there was a nicely to look at, freshly daunting supplement salad (3.50 euros), which my colleague had tasted for his Rumpsteak (18.50 euros). The Rumpsteak The heat and the effort on the wheel initially suppressed a little my feeling of hunger, which only brought me a Strasbourg sausage salad (8.50 euros together with a few roast potatoes (3.50 euros). The Strasbourg DIE Bratkartoffeln This may seem frugal, but in this combination (and at this weather was exactly the right lunch for me. Especially since the frying potatoes greeted as always sensationally crispy and excellently salted from the small porcelain bowl. Thanks to its refreshing vinegar spice, the sausage salad refined with cheese and extra-fine cut onions also kept all the criteria of home-south food. It was certainly one of the best “Straßburgers” I ever had on the plate. My colleague also praised the meat quality of his plum Rumpsteak, which had the typical flat, German cut and was served in the desired cooking degree (medium). The roasting traces on the roasted teas only seasoned with some pepper and salt allowed to close to a preparation in the cast iron pan. We closed our daily pit stop with a coffee and a wonderful abdominal feeling that sent us stronger on the wheels and on the way home. The next visit to the Jülg’s courtyard is already planned. A lukewarm summer evening with delicious home cooking and even better wines should not be in the way."

Athos

Athos

Kneippstr. 1, 76887 Bad Bergzabern, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

Cafés • Greek • Coffee • Seafood


"38° Celsius and I sneak after cooling. Place of (expected act: the outdoor swimming pool of the spa town of Bad Bergzabern (not to be confused with the southern Palatinate bath, which are visited for the purpose of the sauna more at colder temperatures... Once there I notice that the now almost 30° warm “brown” has no very cool effect. Anyway, then at least after the warm bathing still somewhere in mountain trenches. Hunger comes at such temperatures in my place until evening. The restaurant Athos in Kneippstraße has existed since last year August. It borders the Residence Kurpfalz Residence. After my rather sober experience in the central German Greek(? Hotel Restaurant “Rössel” last year, the visit of the swimming pool came very close to me today. I associate the term "athos" primarily with height and holiness. The over 2000m high mountain, located at the easternmost finger of the Greek peninsula Chalkidiki, is also called “Heiliger Berg”. The entire area with all its monasteries is considered autonomous monk republic. And the monks knew something good in the Middle Ages. To "Athos"! It smells like thunderstorms when I parked the car in the restaurant at 8:00. A table on the terrace was simply free and the man of the service greeted me cordially. I drank the first ouzo despite great heat and empty stomach as an Apéro – hospitality that you like to take. I ordered the Athenian plate with a Souvlaki Speer, a Suzuki Hacksteak and Gyros for 12.50 Euro. On the way forward came the usually included extra salad, which was somewhat too oily for me from dressing. The first thick drops found the way from the ever darker sky to my salad plate, which is why I began to escape into the local interior. This proved to be the right decision in the hail shower, which was shortly after. Inside I was the very tasteful guest room. The white chair covers look noble, just like the white red tablecloth. The large-format images on the walls (one of them as eye-catcher in the XXL long format!) provide a certain vitality. Visitors to the monasteries of Athos or convinced Chalkidiki horses expect acquaintance in the picture frame. A certain location can be found in many Greek locals. Here, however, by no means kitschig or overfolklorislich decorated. Only a few statues and sound vessels of the Hellenistic embossing decorate the spacious interior. During my last visit to these premises (about two and a half years ago), the restaurant still heard the name “The Merry Toe” and impressed little with the ambience. This “Zecher” then probably also lost its complete comfort due to the lack of guests, which is why the Athos has a much fresher Mediterranean wind for almost a year. The menu contains the complete Greek standard repertoire. A rather opulent selection at first glance. Approx. 20 different appetizers (e.g. grilled peperoni with cartilage for 4.50 euros, a handful of salads, about 10 fish and seafood variants (Lachs, Seezunge, Swordfish, Scampi Co. and otherwise a lot of meat dishes in all conceivable classical combinations: with metaxa sauce, with rag and mushrooms, with pepper or cheese sauce. Lamb enthusiasts can choose between lamb spear, crown, fillet or haxe. The latter comes from the oven and is available in various “overback finishes” with eggplants, beans, sheep cheese or bamies (Okraschoten). The vegetarian is boring with so much meat lust and hopes that one of the two vegetarian dishes will tell him. Also discovered on the map: the traditional “Moussaka” dish with potatoes, eggplants, zucchini and minced meat (11.50 euros). With the desserts, you come to about 100 dishes on the map that seems to me to be very suspicious in grocery stores, as in most cases the amount at the expense of quality. Even more pleasant, which was served as an “Athen Teller” after a pleasant waiting period. In addition to the already mentioned "fleeting", the plate already contained three hemispheres of tomato rice, which was not only very well seasoned, but also slightly grainy consistency. Certainly with the best supplement I have eaten at the Greeks so far! The Landauer “Olympia” doesn’t get it so well. To do this, there is a stick made by yourself Zaziki and the grill plate is ready. Excellent was the juicy Chiff Steak, whose fine parsley note gave the “Flachs Bulle” neat freshness. The Gyros was perfectly seasoned and not so dry to thank God. The sprinkled pig pieces were cut very thin and required a rapid consumption, otherwise they would have fallen by post-baking the dry victims. The Zaziki had a pleasant garlic note. Without exaggeration, but for 12.50 euros I have rarely eaten a better grill plate on the Greeks. What is still rounded off is the very good value for money in Athos is the fact that you can not only enjoy a second ouzo after eating at home costs, but also be surprised with a small house Dessert. These were cut apples and peach pieces with chocolate sauce and some cream on top. A fruity sweet, totally nice gesture of operators whose efforts for the good of the guest were felt at any time. Finally, I was so surprised by this new “Greek Discovery” that I brought a person skilled in the Hellenistic culture into the boat, and two days later (i.e. yesterday evening... with only the “Slip Dog for convenience of any kind” there. That was there, of course. About a year ago, only two weeks after the local opening, it already pulled it. However, his enthusiasm was limited at that time, but a second chance, as we know, deserves every place, which is why he was willing to accept my proposal. The staff knew me now from seeing and after a friendly handshake, we were greeting a table inside as everything was occupied on the terrace and yesterday the sky was full of rain clouds. We ordered the Aphrodite plate for 2 persons (38 euros and got smaller extra requests (2 of the 4 lambcocks on it were exchanged for 2 pigcocks, as my colleague is not happy to meet a lamb fan. An additionally ordered Metaxa sauce did not even appear on the invoice. As little as my digestive tract, a sweet Samos wine, where the first swallow is always the best. On the plate there were no unnecessary vegetable supplements from the freezer. Only the meat (Gyros, Souvlaki, pork steaks, Suzuki and lamb dogs, flanked by tomato rice to the right and the crispy fried pommes to the left. The Zaziki came on a small plate. The view of the plate an eyewitness. The taste of the individual components is really very delicate. That was really great. Not overwhelmed or salty, as this can sometimes be the case with the defy Greek meat kitchen. Especially the Hacksteak experienced the homage of my colleague. I found the lamb dogs yesterday (drilled by the lamb crown almost perfect. And from the meat taste I think that it is somewhat better in the Greek than this species “finger food with thyme notes”. As dessert I tried the Galaktoburiko (5.20 euros). The leafy “grass cuts” were warm between a vanilla iceball and some cream cookies and were decorated with dark chocolate sauce. However, it would not have taken a distraction from the main product on the plate – so tasty tasty tasted this pastry in cake form. My colleague drank a cup of coffee for free. I had a second ouzo. Why not? My district Retsina (3,90 Euro was already – due to the weather – “Dunstet”..."