MEIER Hilzhof

"HIO" is the nickname of the small village that is home to this restaurant, which serves a vegetable-led six-course set menu. Much of the produce comes from the restaurant's own garden, which is right by the building, or from local farmers. The interior boasts a stylish blend of modern design and rustic touches, with the open kitchen being a focal point – here you are very much in the thick of things. With capacity for just 16 diners, the place has something akin to a family atmosphere and the service is cordial and pleasingly laid-back. Dishes using regional and seasonal ingredients, such as

Katharina and Christian Fleischmann are the seventh generation to run this family business. They have close ties to the region and its producers. Meat and sausages come from their own butchery; game, lamb and pigeons from producers they know well. Their classic cuisine is full of interesting flavours and displays a modern touch. The dishes, available à la carte or as part of a set menu, are meticulously crafted, full of intricate details, packed with flavour and served in several variations – for example, the wonderful Challans duck comes in the form of a precisely cooked breast stuffed with t

The culinary tradition of this building dates back to 1428. Cosy traditional parlours are testament to its long history – heavy timber ceilings, dark wood-panelled walls, lovely hardwood floors and old paintings create a charmingly rustic setting. The old-world feel of the interior is complemented by a modern conservatory and a terrace. The regional, seasonal cuisine is based on carefully selected ingredients, with dishes such as Schneemühl char with garden herbs and potato salad, or the classic roast Swabian-Hall pork with crackling and potato dumplings. Diners can either opt for the four-cou

This restaurant serves as a delightful alternative to the fine dining restaurant at the long-established Weißes Roß spa hotel. The flavoursome regional fare is made with fresh seasonal produce – the meat is from the hotel's own butchery. As well as the classic Wiener schnitzel, the menu features appealing dishes such as "lake trout, salsify, fig, quinoa". You can choose à la carte or, in the evening, take a punt on the four-course surprise set menu. As for the decor, it runs the gamut from charming and traditional, to stylish and chic, to modern and elegant. Attentive and extremely cordial ser

Here, rural charm combines with elegant and contemporary interior design to create a welcoming setting – that goes for both the Hirschen hotel and its small fine dining restaurant with its upscale, sleek and stylish dining space. The modern and seasonal set menu, "Feld & Flur" ("Field & Fell"), is composed of six or seven courses imbued with a hint of the Mediterranean, such as wild garlic ravioli with tomato. Wine pairings are available upon request. Head to the delicatessen for house-made specialities such as chutneys, pickles and cured meats.