Best restaurants in Biberach

Schwarzwaldstube

★★★ MichelinLa Liste 99.5€€€€Classic French, Creative

Schwarzwaldstube, the flagship restaurant of the Traube Tonbach hotel, is modern and elegant with a regional flavour; the floor-to-gable glass-paned façade affords unobstructed views of the valley. Chef Torsten Michel and his team delight diners with a carefully balanced interplay of modern and classical influences, rich in finesse and flavour. The quality of the ingredients is exceptional. A prime example is the grilled Brittany lobster, scallop, langoustine and crispy calamaretti with butterhead lettuce, Creole escabeche with bell pepper, wild leek, coriander and shellfish coral cream – show

Restaurant Bareiss

★★★ MichelinLa Liste 98€€€€Classic French, Seasonal Cuisine

Claus-Peter Lumpp has been head chef at the fine dining restaurant of the luxurious Hotel Bareiss since March 1992, and his cooking is renowned far beyond the confines of the Black Forest. His style is rooted in classic French culinary tradition but also incorporates international influences. The amuse-bouches are fantastic – warm dumplings with a flavourful lobster filling and an aromatic broth made from watermelon, lemon balm and a hint of chilli. The extensive and elaborate dessert creations by head pastry chef Stefan Leitner also deserve a mention – be sure to leave some room for the prali

Ösch Noir

★★ Michelin€€€€Modern Cuisine, Classic Cuisine

Your curiosity will be piqued before you even get to your table, as you pass by the open kitchen and catch a glimpse into the pots and pans. In this stylish and elegant fine dining restaurant housed in luxury hotel Der Öschberghof, Manuel Ulrich skilfully incorporates a judicious touch of modernity into his classic French-based cuisine. Every detail is considered, and his dishes never fail to impress with their precise craftsmanship and depth of flavour. The premium quality of the ingredients is evident in dishes such as succulent, tender black cod, served with a quenelle of delicately nutty I

Le Pavillon

★★ Michelin€€€€Classic French, Seasonal Cuisine

Elegance and refinement run throughout the luxurious Dollenberg resort, set in an idyllic Black Forest landscape, and find their finest expression in the classically appointed fine dining restaurant. In his five- to eight-course set menu, Martin Herrmann places exceptional ingredients centre stage with precision, restraint and superb balance, while weaving in exciting modern touches. One fine example: perfectly cooked sea bass paired with tender squid rings and a fruity-tart shallot marmalade as a striking contrast, rounded off by a wonderful, lightly frothed paella broth – sauces are truly th

Speisemeisterei

★★ Michelin€€€€german

The Kavaliersbau (squire's lodge) of Hohenheim Castle, in a quiet location outside the city, is a haven for the discerning foodie. This is thanks in no small part to Stefan Gschwendtner, who moves with the times in his bold, precisely crafted, very intelligently structured dishes, without ever succumbing to fleeting culinary trends. His distinctive style shines through in creations such as "matjes-style lake trout, cucumber, wild garlic, crème fraîche" and "veal sweetbreads from Provence, Filderkraut cabbage, mushrooms, apple". The set menu comprises seven courses. On Mondays, Thursdays and Su

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ANIMA

★ Michelin€€€€Creative, Modern Cuisine

Janice and Heiko Lacher are the perfectly coordinated duo at the helm here. Working in an open, fully visible kitchen, the latter presents his creative set menu "Mit Leib und Seele" ("With Heart and Soul"), which comprises five to seven courses, plus aperitifs, bread and petits fours. Dishes such as grilled Breton lobster, pickled melon, lime kosho and gado-gado sauce, or Nebraska prime beef with glazed asparagus, chipotle jus and tarragon are technically outstanding and exceptionally rich in flavour. Skilfully integrated heat and delicate acidity create pleasing contrasts throughout. Their mo

Hirsch

★ Michelin€€€€Classic Cuisine, Farm to table

The name Gerd Windhösel is synonymous with classic craftsmanship and regional authenticity. He and his wife Silke have run their restaurant – a veritable institution in the Swabian Jura – with great dedication for over 40 years. The chef-patron does the cooking himself, with an emphasis on flavour and select local ingredients forming the DNA of his dishes. Local pasture-raised lamb is used as readily as Seckach trout or Alb saffron. This is classic seasonal cuisine of the highest standard; it demonstrates a pleasingly straightforward style that steers clear of unnecessary frills, while maintai

die burg - fine dining

★ Michelin€€€Farm to table, Country cooking

The Grom brothers run their restaurant right in the centre of this small town – Jason in the kitchen, Niklas front of house. As sommelier, Niklas contributes to the expert service with astute recommendations from the impressive wine list. Jason Grom's ambitious modern dishes are served as a five- to seven-course set menu (classic and vegetarian) – tempting options include creamy Parmigiano Reggiano ravioli with grilled leek and rum-soaked raisins. Characterised by premium materials and chic, minimalist design, the decor reflects the owners' enthusiasm for wine. An alternative eatery, "burg - g

Restaurant 1950

★ Michelin€€€€Regional Cuisine, Modern Cuisine

This fantastic restaurant is actually housed in what was once a piggery. The attractive modern dining area features high ceilings (the hanging herb boxes are an original detail) and an open kitchen. Here, the chefs whip up a vegetarian set menu, which can be extended to include a meat option if desired. Accompanying the dishes (eg "pumpkin & mirabelle" or "celery & beetroot"), small cards provide information about the ingredients, all of which (except for the salt) are sourced within a 25km radius. Far from run-of-the-mill, this is cuisine driven by original ideas, and consistently ecological

Landhaus Feckl

★ Michelin€€€Classic French, Seasonal Cuisine

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 ele

Gasthof Krone

★ Michelin€€€Classic Cuisine

A delightful inn that fits perfectly into its surroundings. Erik Metzger serves up classic dishes that are replete with harmonious flavour combinations, steering clear of unnecessary frills. The cosy interior has bags of charm with its traditional look, and diners can look forward to attentive service. Host Matthias Gugeler is the welcoming face of the restaurant: his efficient front-of-house team serves with a personal touch and helps you find your way around the wine list. In addition to an extensive à la carte selection, there is a set menu comprising three to six courses vegetarian version

1789

★ Michelin€€€€Modern Cuisine, Asian Influences

Here at 1789, chef Florian Stolte has carved out a niche for himself that perfectly complements the culinary portfolio of Hotel Traube Tonbach. He showcases his signature style in a pair of six-course set menus, one of which is vegetarian. His approach is minimalist and modern, with contrasting Asian influences woven through the courses. He skilfully showcases the exceptional quality of the ingredients, allowing, for example, the distinctive flavour of the juicy, tender langoustine to shine by serving it raw as a classic carpaccio and using minimal seasoning. Another case in point is the grill

Gourmetrestaurant Berlins Krone

★ Michelin€€€€Modern French, Seasonal Cuisine

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 a

Schlossberg

★ Michelin€€€€Creative, Classic Cuisine

Schlossberg has been a culinary institution in the idyllic Murg Valley for decades. The chic and stylish interior incorporates modern lines, pale wood and soothing grey and beige hues, and a smattering of designer features. Efficient father-and-son team Jörg and Nico Sackmann serve up classic cuisine as well as modern culinary creations that draw on international influences and ingredients, and range from pared down to complex. The "Schlossberg" set menu comprises five to eight courses, for instance a "squid cocktail" of flying squid, cuttlefish and calamari or "Challans duck, loquat, celery,

Falconera

★ Michelin€€€Classic French, Farm to table

In the countryside near Lake Constance, this converted mill is an appealing spot with a fabulous garden. It is a centuries-old half-timbered house with two dining spaces – Falkenstube and Mühlenstube – that are done up in a tasteful blend of elegant and rustic decor. The many regulars keep coming back for more not only on account of the gorgeous setting, but also for the friendly welcome extended by the hosts. On that note, owner Anne Wuhrer deserves a special mention: she and her team provide friendly, discreet service that runs like clockwork. And then there is the excellent cuisine, which i

ROSE

Bib Gourmand€Organic, Country cooking

For the Tress family, everything revolves around organic food, with a focus on vegetarian and vegan cuisine. The complex, carefully considered dishes win diners over with their depth of flavour and aroma – the pea and broad bean tartare, for instance, makes a lasting impression. Meat can be ordered as a side dish – here, they follow the principle of nose-to-tail eating. The portions are kept on the smaller side, so sharing is a good option if you would like to try a variety of dishes. All the wines to accompany this regional cooking are Demeter-certified. It's lovely to sit on the terrace in t

Landhotel zum Hirsch

Bib Gourmand€€Country cooking, Regional Cuisine

This traditional inn dating back over 300 years serves regional cuisine made with seasonal and predominantly locally sourced ingredients. The menu ranges from classics such as Hirschwirts Gaisburger Marsch (a traditional Swabian beef stew) and Swabian tripe ragout to Mediterranean-influenced dishes such as fried Atlantic sea bream fillet with a white wine sauce on bell peppers and courgettes with risotto. This elegant family-run establishment has comfortable guestrooms.

Talblick

Bib Gourmand€€Country cooking, Farm to table

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.

Klösterle Hof

Bib Gourmand€€Country cooking, Seasonal Cuisine

Chef Markus Klein and his wife put their heart and soul into running this restaurant. In a spruce rustic-style decor – or out on the lovely terrace in summer – friendly waitstaff serve up delicious regional and seasonal cuisine made using good-quality ingredients. House specialties include golden trout and brown trout, sourced from Lohmühle trout farm in Alpirsbach. Good to know: Hot meals are served from noon to 8pm. Tip for overnight guests: Ask for the "Wohlfühl" or "Komfort" guestrooms.

Löwen

Bib Gourmand€€Creative, Modern Cuisine

Representing the fourth generation at the helm, Roman Pfaff has brought a breath of fresh air to this charming traditional restaurant; the inviting garden terrace is a wonderful spot to kick back with a view of the greenery! The quality ingredients are sourced almost exclusively from the (Lake Constance) region – information about their provenance features on the menu – but international flavours come into play too. In addition to one or two classics, the team cooks up modern-inspired dishes such as "Courgette yoghurt chilled fruit soup, lemon oil feta & almond thyme crunch" and "Roasted Allgä

Gasthof zur Sonne

Bib Gourmand€€Country cooking, Farm to table

This charming traditional inn with its striking red façade may be a little off the beaten track, but the flavoursome regional and Mediterranean cuisine served here makes the journey worthwhile. Be sure to set aside some time because Egbert Tribelhorn is the sole chef at work here, and he takes great pride in the quality and meticulous preparation of his creations. Your patience will be rewarded with impeccably crafted and bold classic dishes. Diners often opt for the "Sonnen-Menü" set menu, but the à la carte options are also very popular. The house-made ravioli are a must-try.The restaurant a

Schatzhauser

Bib Gourmand€€International, Regional Cuisine

Another iteration of the Finkbeiner family's Traube Tonbach suite of restaurants. The interior is minimalist and modern, airy and light, with a terrace boasting a great view of the valley. They serve a pleasant mix of international cuisine, seasonal dishes and regional classics, plus steaks cooked on the Lavastein grill. The service courtesy of well-trained staff is very friendly. Incidentally, the place is named after the good forest spirit from a Black Forest fairy tale.

Dorfstuben

Bib Gourmand€€Country cooking, Farm to table

The two charming farmhouse dining rooms (the "Clock Room" and the "Förster Jakob Room", which date back to the 19C, have been lovingly and authentically decorated down to every last detailare. Extremely cordial waitresses in traditional dirndl attire serve excellent seasonal and regional cuisine, including game from the hotel's own hunting grounds and trout from its fish farm. The braised beef roulade in Pinot Noir sauce is equally tempting. "Dorfstuben Classics" such as, such as the Zwiebelrostbraten (fried beef and onions in gravy) with maultasche and sauerkraut are also popular, not to ment

Kamin- und Bauernstube

Bib Gourmand€€Seasonal Cuisine, Traditional Cuisine

Among the dining options at the exclusive Hotel Dollenberg, you can choose to eat in the cosy, rustic-style Bauernstube, the elegant fireside Kaminstube or out on the wonderful spacious terrace – both the terrace and the Kaminstube offer beautiful views of the Black Forest. Whichever space you opt for, you can look forward to regional and seasonal cuisine. The menu includes Renchtäler Black Forest trout and dishes for two, such as Chateaubriand. There are various choice set menus and an a la carte offer. A favourite: the set menu of the week. The excellent wine list served in the fine dining r

Schäck's Adler

Bib Gourmand€€Country cooking, Classic Cuisine

Christoph and Sandra Schäck have brought to life this picture-perfect hotel. The atmosphere in the wood-panelled dining rooms is really cosy, the service is very friendly, the cuisine is ambitious and tasty – the emphasis is on regional ingredients and seasonal produce. There is also the appealing Strumbel Bar and a number of extremely well-kept rooms.

Zur Linde

Bib Gourmand€Country cooking, Traditional Cuisine

Having made a name for itself decades ago, this restaurant is a local institution. It specialises in both fine dining and traditional Swabian fare that is made with high-quality ingredients, delicious and reasonably priced. The Maultaschen are a standout. When it comes to meat products, they have their own on-site butcher shop to fall back on. The specials, which change every day, are especially popular. Although dominated by regional selections, the wine list also boasts a range of Bordeaux, including some iconic names. Tip: Pick up some soups, sauces, sausages and meats from their shop. The

Adler

€€Farm to table, Classic Cuisine

There is a snug, rustic feel to this old inn, where service is warm under the direction of the proprietress – a charming lady from Styria and a superb hostess. In the kitchen, a father-and-son team prepares flavoursome dishes using good-quality ingredients. The menu is divided into two sections: classic Swabian dishes such as Kutteln in Lemberger (tripe cooked in red wine) or house-made Maultaschen, and sophisticated dishes like pan-fried Breton monkfish on parsley root purée in lemon beurre blanc with tomato and spinach, and wild garlic risotto. An old jukebox provides the background music. T

Hofgut Hohenkarpfen

€€€International, Farm to table

This restaurant enjoys a wonderful location in the middle Baden-Württemberg's oldest nature reserve and boasts stunning views – it's well worth booking a table on the terrace. In what was once the dairy of the over 300-year-old farmstead, diners are pampered with delicious food and attentive service. The modern cuisine incorporates classic and regional influences, as well as international, sometimes Asian touches. The former barn of the heritage-protected estate has been transformed into a hotel with attractive and cosy minimalist-style guestrooms. Tip: Take the time to look around the art mus

Dorfstube

€€Swabian, Farm to table

It's no wonder people that love to eat here! In addition to its fine dining restaurant, Hotel Hirsch has its Dorfstube, which is a great option for fans of Swabian cuisine. In the cosy old dining space, completely done out in wood, you can tuck into specialities such as tripe, maultaschen and Zwiebelrostbraten (roast beef with onions). Vegetarian options are also on the menu. The delicious dishes are all made using regional produce. Friendly service. We highly recommend staying overnight. The guestrooms are really lovely and inviting.

Caro's

€€Contemporary, International

Having relocated within Tübingen, Caro's now boasts a prime location right by the Neckar River. The interior decor is sleek and modern, and the contemporary cuisine includes vegetarian and vegan options, with dishes ranging from yellowfin tuna tatare to stuffed kohlrabi and roast poussin. Opt for the set menu or go à la carte. There is also a bar. Tip: Delicious food items can be purchased to take home.

Rindenmühle

€€Farm to table, Seasonal Cuisine

Take a seat in the elegant yet cosy, country-style interior – or, in summer, out on the beautiful garden terrace – and choose from a seasonal menu. Vegetarians are also catered for. For overnight guests there are cosy contemporary guestrooms.

Gasthof Hirsch

€€Classic Cuisine, Country cooking

Set in the centre of this Black Forest village, this attractive restaurant dating back to 1748 is popular for its robust cuisine with classic foundations and plenty of flavour – the sauces are also fantastic! This is all testament to the skill of owner Thomas Zimmermann, who uses select ingredients in his dishes. The atmosphere, too, is just right, thanks to the lovely decor and the exceedingly friendly, attentive hostess. Tip: There are also some individually designed, upscale guestrooms for overnight stays.

Café Rapp

€€€Classic Cuisine

A visit to this delightful village is definitely worthwhile! Originally a bakery and café, this family-run establishment has evolved into a restaurant serving flavoursome, meticulously prepared dishes that take their cue from the changing seasons. As well as à la carte options, there is a choice of set menus. The upscale setting has a classic aesthetic. Attentive service comes courtesy of a well-organised and adept front-of-house team. A must in the afternoon: the delicious freshly baked cakes! Pretty guestrooms.

Ostaria da Gino

€€Italian, Seasonal Cuisine

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.

Rössle

€€Country cooking, Classic Cuisine

This family-run business is now in its fourth generation. Behind a smart half-timbered façade, diners can choose from seasonal cuisine with some international influences and classics with a connection to the region. There are guestrooms done out in a modern Black Forest style. If you fancy a little excursion, the monastery complex and brewery are both within easy walking distance.

Schranners Waldhorn

€€€Classic Cuisine, Seasonal Cuisine

Maximilian and Marie-Luise Schranner's establishment is a haven of comfort and calm. They have lovingly transformed this traditional inn with a tasteful interior design concept. At the helm, Maximilian Schranner specialises in classic cuisine and proposes three set menus: the "Menü Gourmet", the "Menü vegetarisch" and the "Wirthaus-Menü" – but you can also order dishes from these à la carte. There is also a very reasonably priced set menu at lunchtime. On warm days, the gorgeous terrace on the Seebach with its views of the castle is a particular highlight.

Gestütsgasthof Offenhausen

€€Regional Cuisine, Seasonal Cuisine

On the idyllic grounds of Marbach stud farm, which is steeped in history, the centuries-old steward's house has been turned into a tasteful and cosy restaurant. Here, chef-patron Marc Winter serves up his regional and seasonal dishes, to which he adds just the right dose of modernity. Game is hunted by the chef or his hunter friends to appear in tempting dishes such as roast venison shoulder in juniper cream or cordon bleu of wild boar loin with a hazelnut crumb topping. The menu also includes smaller bites. The lovely terrace commands a view of the surrounding historical buildings including t

Stüble

€€Country cooking, Seasonal Cuisine

Stüble is the tasteful, rustic-style à la carte restaurant of Wellness Lauterbad, a chic spa hotel. In the cosy and comfortable wood-panelled space, the service is friendly and attentive. The regional and seasonal cuisine has international influences. Order à la carte or plump for a three- or four-course set menu. In summer, you can drink in the view of the countryside from the terrace.

Schwanen

€€Farm to table, Country cooking

Here, the Swabian Jura theme is writ large. The menu changes with the seasons and puts the emphasis on top-quality ingredients, most of which are sourced from the surrounding area. A huge panorama of the Swabian Jura landscape is the most striking feature of the modern yet cosy dining area – it couldn't be more apt. Tip: Given the restaurant's proximity to OUTLETCITY, keen shoppers might consider an overnight stay in one of the hotel's stylish guestrooms.

Krone

€€€Classic French, Seasonal Cuisine

This long-standing family business is run with real dedication. No compromises are made when it comes to the quality of the produce, and the dishes taste great! No wonder the restaurant is widely known and popular – this also means it is better to make a reservation. Tip: the very reasonably priced lunch menu.

Klebers

€€€International, Farm to table

Whether you are seated in the pleasantly bright interior or on the delightful terrace in summer, you can look forward to friendly and charming service as well as international and regional cuisine made from excellent produce. There are various set menus (including a vegetarian one) to choose from, plus a selection of dishes à la carte. The restaurant is housed in the tasteful Kleber Post hotel.

Landgasthof Hirschen

€€Country cooking

The dedication of chef Verena Martin and her team is palpable. In a charming setting diners enjoy cordial service and good food that is made primarily with produce from the region and draws inspiration from the seasons. The kitchen staff put their heart and soul into their work – the motto here is ä weng eppis Feins, or "a little something fine" in the local dialect. Tip: "Unser badisches Menü" or "Unser großes Menü" (for two or more people).

Krone

€€Farm to table, Regional Cuisine

Nestled in the heart of Steinenbronn, this family-run establishment has been welcoming diners for many years. Here, modernity meets tradition in both the decor and the cuisine. The menu features timeless classics such as pork fillet in a creamy sauce, alongside more ambitious dishes, some made with game that they hunt themselves. For a pleasant, laid-back alternative, head to Krönle – the options written up on the board are very reasonably priced. Some house-made food items such as greaves lard spread, tripe, spaetzle, sauces and maultaschen can be purchased to take home. Decent guestrooms.

Reussenstein

€€€Traditional Cuisine, Regional Cuisine

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, t

Johanniter-Kreuz

€€€Classic Cuisine, Country cooking

This former farmhouse, which is over 350 years old, has been turned into the lovely Johanniter-Kreuz Romantik Hotel, complete with a tasteful, rustic-style restaurant in what was once the stable. Old beams and a central fireplace lend the space a cosy atmosphere. The food is rooted in classical culinary tradition, with regional influences and close ties to the seasons. Vegetarians are also catered for, and there is a decent wine selection.

Zum Ochsen

€€Country cooking

The atmosphere is really cosy in this restaurant, which is charmingly done out in the traditional style typical of the region. The kitchen serves up flavoursome, ambitious dishes with a regional and seasonal focus, as well as the occasional international twist. For overnight guests, this long-standing family-run establishment offers comfortable guestrooms and a spa with a range of facilities and treatments and a swimming pool.

Bayerischer Hof

€Country cooking, Home Cooking

In this well-kept restaurant run by the Leykauf family, you can expect a relaxed atmosphere and flavoursome, fresh cuisine prepared by the chef-patron, as well as friendly and attentive service overseen by the lady of the house – this is hospitality as it should be! The wine list predominantly features local produce. There are also reasonably priced guestrooms, varying in style from simple to modern.

Kaminstube

€€€Classic French, International

The stylish and elegant dining area boasts the fireplace after which this restaurant is named. Classic and traditional cuisine with international influences is served – small portions are also possible. The terrace with a view of the Ellbachtal is popular in summer.

Engelwirts-Stube

€€Farm to table, Country cooking

This lovely restaurant with its delightful terrace overlooking the garden serves regional and seasonal cuisine with the odd nod to international culinary traditions. A friendly and well-drilled front-of-house team help to create an inviting atmosphere. Tip: If you want to be close to the action, book the Chef's Table in the kitchen ( minimum 6 people). And if you wish to spend a little longer here, Hotel Engel Obertal offers comfortable, stylish guestrooms and fantastic facilities to help make your stay a relaxing one.

Waldhorn

€€€€Contemporary, Regional European

This restaurant in Stuttgart's Rohr neighbourhood serves an intriguing take on classic French cuisine that draws on Spanish and Swabian influences. This concept wasn't simply plucked out of thin air: the two chefs – José María González Sampedro, who hails from Mallorca, and Caroline Autenrieth from Swabia – met while working in a restaurant in Marseille. The six courses on their surprise menu include deliciously aromatic lamb and braised shallot with a filling of blood sausage ragout with Mediterranean spices. At lunchtime, a three-course menu is offered. In the attractive seating area, old wo

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Seehalde

€€€Seasonal Cuisine, Regional Cuisine

Run by the Gruler brothers, this restaurant boasts a stunning lakeside location – tables on the terrace are much coveted in summer! The fresh and ambitious cuisine is also a major draw. The menu takes its cue from the region and the seasons with a classic bent. Fish from Lake Constance is also served and is even the focus of a three- or four-course set menu for two people. There is also a set menu based on regional classics. Alternatively, take your pick from the appealing à la carte selection. The well-curated wine list includes some gems, too. Well-drilled front-of house team. Tip: Take some

Reck's

€€€Country cooking, Farm to table

Cuisine, art and accommodation are combined in this long-running family business. Three sisters run both the hotel – with some classic, some stylishly modern guestrooms – and the restaurant, which offers really good seasonally influenced cuisine. There are three cosy dining areas inside; outside, there are tables on the terrace in the shade of the plane trees, which affords views of the orchards! There is art displayed everywhere in the house.

Forellenhof

€€Farm to table, Seasonal Cuisine

The diversity of the Bareiss culinary empire knows no bounds! The historic and idyllically located Forellenhof has been transformed into a charming restaurant open to all-comers from 11:30 am to 5: 30 pm, Fridays from 11:30 am. to 10 pm. The emphasis here is on freshwater fish – from their own fish farm – but they also serve snacks. Tip: you can buy fresh fish in the Forellenlädle (9am-noon).

Ganter Restaurant Mohren

€€Farm to table, Seasonal Cuisine

Whether you opt for a cosy-rustic or a chic-modern interior, the food on offer here is fresh and regional with international influences. Try the char with pearl barley, herbs, almonds and madras curry spices.

Zur Linde

€€Country cooking, Traditional Cuisine

The Trautwein brothers run this former coaching inn with great dedication. Some 300 years old, it features a charming blend of historical and modern decor. The menu includes Swabian classics such as Gaisburger Marsch (traditional beef stew), Maultaschen and Zwiebelrostbraten (beef and onions in gravy), alongside seasonal dishes such as pink-roasted lamb rump with beans done two ways and polenta with herbs, as well as vegetarian options. A lovely leafy terrace lies to the rear of the building. A rustic vaulted cellar can be booked for private functions. Tip: The shop sells soups, sauces, Maulta