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Christoph Biber Restaurant & Café Klösterle

➤ Klösterle 3, 79822, Titisee-Neustadt, Germany

Beer • Cafés • Pizza • German

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"We were so excited with the great reviews to get great German food. Tge local beer was good but it took 45 minutes for the salad which was room temperature but good. It took an hour for our main course! We were near the kitchen and could hear them pounding the schnitzel while we were eating our salad. There was only one cook but the restaurant was small and not even at 40% capacity. The fried prawns were over cooked and the pasta flavorless. The 2 types of schnitzel and cordon bleu were all the same flavor and thickness. We didnt finish our plates so on the positive side we didnt over eat. We thought about dessert at the beginning but nah not here."

Pizzeria Rusticana

➤ Hauptstraße 1, 79822, Titisee-Neustadt, Germany

Soup • Pizza • Pasta • Desserts

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"Traditional local dark wood restaurant turned pizzeria. They didn't invest much in the decor. Salad was soaked in industrial cream dressing. Tomato soup straight out of the canbag. Pizza mediocre at best. Will not return! Avoid"

Treschers Schwarzwaldhotel

➤ Seestr. 10, 79822 Titisee-Neustadt, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany, Titisee-Neustadt - Titisee

Cafés • German • Seafood • European

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"We enjoyed a lovely restaurant and a lakeside window view in this hotel. The service was outstanding and welcoming during the entire meal. The food was good but not memorable. It would have been really nice had the food been a bit better. The shrimp...were slightly under-cooked, the spinach a bit wet but the scallops were perfect. The accompanying rice was bland. The vegetarian meal was described as so-la-la. The lobster soup was good but the shellfish in the soup was something other than lobster. A good time was had by all and we might give this place another chance in the future."

Parkhotel Waldeck Golfhotel Titisee

➤ Parkstr. 4-6, 79822 Titisee-Neustadt, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany, Titisee-Neustadt - Titisee

Cafés • Dessert • Terrace • European

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"We were booked in May 2023 for 2 nights in 2 double rooms. I was present for one night. The “wellness hotel” declared by HRS was quite old and did not have an open indoor swimming pool and the day before our arrival we found out at short notice that the restaurant was also closed. We deliberately chose the hotel because of its own restaurant... The telephone availability was catastrophic, the owner justified this by saying that guests would often call for weather information from Tititsee. The owner, Mr. Franz, also assured me over the phone that they would accommodate the costs of my two dogs due to the inconvenience of the restaurant being closed. Since I was still of the old school when it came to the spoken word, I trusted his words and didn't take them in writing. When we left, however, the receptionist denied him that he wasn't in the house, but I had already seen him at breakfast. The lady at the reception told me that the boss had changed his mind and that there was no concession regarding the costs for 2 dogs. Cowardly act by an dishonest hotelier. I have never experienced anything like it. I travel privately and for business at least 180 days a year! So I paid 30.00 euros for one night in this flophouse for 2 small dogs. In comparison, the 5 star Hotel Roomers in Baden-Baden charges 29 euros for the 2 Yorkshire Terriers. The selection at breakfast is positive. The cleanliness in the room left something to be desired, there were black hairs in the freshly made bed. There was a used, probably unwashed blanket full of hair for the dogs. Conclusion: ONCE and NEVER again Rooms: If you don't value cleanliness, this is the place for you. Nearby activities: The thermal baths are in the immediate vicinity Walkability: Central location in Titisee"

Schwarzwaldhof

➤ Freiburger Str. 2, 79856 Hinterzarten, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany

German • Diners • Seafood • European

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"For years we have been making a carnival holiday in Hinterzarten and until last year we have always been home guests in the Schwarzwaldhof; details about the hotel and the restaurant I am saving at this point, that can be all on the Internet under [here link] also the menu. Especially at the carnival time (or even at Christmas) there is a lot of going on in hints and in most restaurants you have to get really luck without booking; this applies both at lunchtime and in the evening. Individuals or couples may have luck; Groups are odd. We ate the peasant vesper plate at the peasant stable of the Schwarzwaldhof in the afternoon; as they already know and at the price of just EUR 7.00, this plate is already almost unbeatable. Two slices of coarse liver and bloodworm, each two slices of swarms, bacon and black forests of hamspeck, onion rings, cucumbers and dark peasant bread. Tastes really very good and is saturating until evening when you brush the plate completely. Here the price/performance ratio is really very harmonious; for all dishes, especially from the lunch or evening ticket, this does not apply in the Schwarzwaldhof. And for me a little manko on the edge: there is no red house but Fürstenberg! The ambience in the peasant stüble is extremely rustic and somewhat antiqued in the other restaurant rooms. The rooms are okay; above all we liked the tower room with skybed very well! Our serviceman in the Stüble was, first of all, talkable, and straight to a Lexicon on two legs; for hours, I wouldn't have carried him, good friend back or back!"