Fremdenzimmer Gasthof Hirsch

Restaurants nearby

• Gourmetrestaurant Berlins Krone★ Michelin This place has it all: a cosy atmosphere, extremely friendly and well-drilled service, as well as excellent food. Formerly named Gasthaus Krone, the Berlin family's restaurant has been a mecca for foodies for years – no wonder there are so many regulars! Chef-patron Franz Berlin presides in the kitchen, overseeing a successful fusion of classic cuisine and modern influences. The four to seven courses of his seasonally inspired set menu are harmoniously composed and presented with a refreshing clarity, a case in point being the cod, pan-seared with the skin on, with veal head ragout, pak choi a7.9km
• TalblickBib Brothers Claus and Rainer Weitbrecht are carrying on the tradition of their parents' business – the dedication of the whole family is palpable. As head chef, Claus Weitbrecht delights diners with both Swabian and international cuisine, including vegetarian dishes. The craftsmanship and harmonious flavours are excellent in equal measure. There is also a well-curated wine list. For a more upscale alternative, head to the hotel's Gourmetrestaurant. Comfortable guestrooms available.3.7km
• Landhaus Feckl★ Michelin Manuela and Franz Feckl are truly exemplary hosts. They have been running their establishment since 1985 and their dedication is plain to see – not least when it comes to the food. The dishes display a sure touch and stand out for their premium ingredients and first-rate technical skill. The cuisine is predominantly classic French but includes some beloved regional specialities. Both a low-carb and a vegetarian version of the set menu are available. The reasonably priced lunch deal is also popular. Wine lovers will appreciate the good selection here, which features one or two rarities. The ele13.3km
• Alte Baiz★ Michelin At Alte Baiz, an upscale setting with charming rustic-style overtones and Claudio Urru's modern-inspired cuisine await you. A lot of thought goes into his cooking, and his dishes are always on point in terms of flavour, regardless of whether you opt for the four- to seven-course set menu (you can also order dishes from these à la carte) or choose from the daily specials on the à la carte menu. There is also an interesting selection of dishes for two, such as veal chops, whole roast Kikok chicken (served in two courses) or Breton loup de mer (sea bass). Interesting wine pairings by the glass to18.7km
• BauernstubenBib This cosy rustic-style restaurant is housed in the venerable Ochsen Post. The menu features the traditional cuisines of Baden and Swabia, as well as internationally influenced dishes. Along with Maultaschen, Zwiebelrostbraten (fried beef and onions in gravy) and steaks, there are also less conventional options such as sour kidney or tripe soup. During the week, they offer a business lunch as well. Diners can also look forward to a delightful terrace, attentive service and a well-curated wine list that includes a number of rare gems. Tip: You can purchase their wonderful bread to take home, and19.5km
• Ostaria da Gino This delightful family-run restaurant's enduring popularity among regulars is a testament to the unwavering dedication and passion that have been poured into its operations for the past 40 years. Authentic Italian cuisine is served in a laid-back setting with bags of charm! Staff will be happy to guide you through the options written up on the board and recommend the right wine. Tip: the moderately priced lunch deal. Delicatessen goods can be purchased to take home.11.6km
• Hirsch Genusshandwerk This lovely village inn serves dishes with classical foundations and modern inspirations. The seasons call the shots, and there is a preference for quality produce sourced locally or even grown in the restaurant's own garden. Led by the proprietress, the cordial and competent front-of-house team helps create the welcoming atmosphere. The terrace is delightful in summer. They also have their own distillery.15.6km
• Reussenstein Everything here is "100% Swabian". All the ingredients come from Württemberg, and the menu is entirely dedicated to regional fare. If you are ordering à la carte, you pick your main dish by its key ingredient (eg beef, game or freshwater fish) and it comes served on a special ash wood tiered platter that was custom-made for the restaurant. The glass partition means there are interesting glimpses into the kitchen, plus the service is very cordial. The vaulted cellar houses a further restaurant, Wild, where a seasonal set menu featuring game is served on Friday evenings. At dinnertime Tue-Thu, t18.3km

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