Stopped by for a quick lunch and grabbed the spinach dumplings. Honestly pretty decent for the price. Portion size was fair, nothing crazy but you won&#39;t leave hungry. Service was quick, which I appreciated since I was in a bit of a rush. Sat outside but a few people were smoking nearby, kinda annoying. Still, for what it costs, it does the job.

Stopped here for a drink and the view really got me. Such a charming spot to just sit and watch the day go by. Service was a bit all over the place, but honestly didn&#39;t care much. Would come back for the atmosphere alone.

The potato gratin with bolognese was a nice twist on the usual. Portion was generous for the price. Service was friendly and quick, though the seats were a bit hard.

Came back after a year mainly for the kaiserschmarrn. Still as good as I remembered, fluffy and not too sweet. That&rsquo;s rare for me to say about a dessert. Portion was generous too. Place was busy but I didn&rsquo;t mind. Just wish they had a bit more seating by the window.

The schnitzel was cooked just right and the fries were crispy. Portions are generous for the price. Service was friendly too.

The menu at Wurzelwerk is reasonably priced considering the high quality of the food. It&#39;s a great option for those looking for fine dining without breaking the bank.

Stayed here for two nights. Location is a bit out of the center, but tram stop is literally outside the door. Room was clean, modern enough. Staff sorted an extra pillow without fuss. That was about it. Fine for a short business trip, nothing more. If you need to be in the old town, factor in the commute.

Came here with a couple of friends on a busy evening. Food was solid, we shared a few plates and everything tasted fresh. The vibe is nice for hanging out, though service gets a bit scattered when it&rsquo;s packed. Took a while to get our drinks refilled, but we weren&rsquo;t in a rush. Would sit outside again for sure 🌿

The schnitzel was spot on. Light crust, well-seasoned, pork was decent quality. Potato salad had good flavour too. Solid place for classic Austrian food if you don&#39;t want the tourist-trap stuff. Nothing fancy, but the food does the talking.

Stopped by for dinner and ordered the duck &mdash; crispy skin was spot on, really juicy inside. Schnitzel looked great too, golden and hefty. Portions are generous, almost too much for me. Cozy place, felt like a proper Bavarian spot. Just wish they had a bit more variety on the menu.

Big pizzas, arrived fast, and honestly pretty tasty for the price. The tiramisu was a solid way to end. Just remember to bring cash, they don&#39;t take cards.

The mushroom schnitzel still hits the spot&mdash;light crust, good beer list. Been coming here for a while and it stays consistent.

Came here for dinner and got the Schweinshaxe&mdash;super crispy skin, meat fell right off the bone. Portion was huge, honestly couldn&rsquo;t finish it all. Beer was cold and fresh, paired well with everything. Prices felt fair for what you get. Place was busy but we found a table quickly. Solid spot if you want real Bavarian food without tourist prices.

Stopped by for the four-course menu. Plating was clean, execution solid. Wine list reasonably priced, especially compared to what you&#39;d pay elsewhere in Germany. Service was efficient, no fuss. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area and want a proper meal without overpaying.

Nice spot by the pond, kids liked the animals and playground. Beer list was solid, food did the job. Nothing fancy but fine for a stop.

The schnitzels were pretty good&mdash;Nacho and Hawaiian were the standouts. Apple donuts with ice cream finished things off nicely. Decent spot.

Decent spot for a relaxed beer with friends. Food was okay, service friendly enough. Nothing special, but fine.

The schnitzel was really good&mdash;crispy and cooked just right. Even the small portion came with two pieces and salad, plenty for one person.

Great spot for a casual bite. The chili really hit the spot, best we&#39;ve found since moving here. Salads and hot dogs were good too.

Nice spot right in the historic center, easy to just walk in after wandering around. The wood-paneled interior gives it a proper rustic feel.

Been coming here for a while now. The seafood pizza is still my go-to&mdash;thin crust, done just right. Sat at the bar once and watched them toss the dough, pretty cool. Pasta Norma was solid too. Place gets busy, but it&#39;s worth it.

The antipasti from the display case were really good, especially the marinated veggies. Pizza with South Tyrolean speck was a solid choice, nice and crispy. Tiramisu finished things off well, not too sweet. Place was busy but we got a table fast. Only thing, service got a bit slow later in the evening, but overall a decent spot for a casual dinner.

Pasta was solid, pizza even better. Wait was a bit long though, even for a weekday. Terrace view made up for it.

The paneer tikka here is what keeps me coming back. Charred edges, proper spice, not the watery sauce you get at most places. Had it with garlic naan, fresh out of the tandoor. Portion is decent for the price. Only thing is the wait can be a bit long on weekends, but the food makes up for it.

The in-house beer is really good, and the pork knuckle with sauerkraut hit the spot. Hearty and tasty. Service was friendly and quick, even though it was a busy holiday weekend. I appreciated that. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable, but it was fine for a casual meal.

Cozy little cellar place with that traditional vibe. Staff were super friendly and made it easy to hang out with friends over dinner. Would come back for sure 🙂

Pizza was solid - good crust, quality toppings. The antipasti platter for one was plenty for two people. Service stayed friendly even when I called last minute for a table.

The room was huge and the patio looked right at the castle&mdash;such a cool view. Breakfast did the job, nothing crazy but solid. Staff were nice too.

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