Hexenhäusle

Older waiter was very rude throughout the meal, clearly other employees were uncomfortable with his behaviour. He treated our table as well as other tables with attitude and hostile behaviour. The food was good and the vibe was nice but wanted to leave quickly due to not feeling welcome.

Perfect chilling spot. Very friendly and polite. service Cosy place with character and away from crowds despite just around the corner of city centre. Cold beer on draft and amazing pretzels. What else you need for quick stop rest.

the place is beautifully decorated and very cozy indeed. the venison goulash and the dark beer were tasty ,but their famous pork shoulder wasn’t as good as I expected. the potatoes (side dish) were also bland, so I was a bit disappointed, but everything else was perfect, so you should give this place a go if you’re in the city :)

Came here for a quick drink and snack after visiting the Kaiserburg. Friendly service, cosy restaurant in witch house theme. Big beer garten. But was closed since it was winter. I bet it's nice in summer!

Very warm welcome from our lovely German hosts, very good price for food and beer and food was amazing

DRINK: I took homemade lemonade and personally, I would give that drink a 2 star only. I didn’t like it. It felt only very little lemon has been squeezed into a lot of water. So, it tasted very bland and weird. MAIN COURSE: I ordered a classic dish from them: knuspriges schäufele mit dinkelbiersoße. It was VERY delicious. The knodel was also so good. The meat was soooo well cooked, it was crispy and yet soft on the inside. Oh 😍. I would highly recommend it. The sauce was complimenting the meat really well and so was the sauerkraut. The knodel was soft and spongy. I really enjoyed the food! 🤤 DESSERT: I ordered Apfelstrudel with vanilla sauce and it was also very tasty. Not too sweet - just as I like it. It had raisins in it too which was giving it a good taste. Soft. Also recommended. 😃 LOCATION: Definitely worth it to visit and enjoy the atmosphere. It was Awesome!!!

Me and my girlfriend were on the lookout for some authentic German food and we stumbled across this beautiful beer garden at the base of the castle. The food was so good at a really affordable price compared to other restaurants in similar locations. Service was prompt and one of the male staff was especially fun bringing a great vibe to the whole place. Of course joined by great German beer I would say this is a must visit when in town.

We thought it would be touristy but were agreeably surprised. The sitting arrangement is lovely and the food delicious (typical biergarten stuff). We keep on coming back! 😋 Good schaufele, very Good Schnitzel, Spätzle, Bratwürste and Kloß. Avoid the Brotzeit though. Veggie Schnitzel and salad were average. Tucher beer is served so obviously not the best but the food compensates it :) You also have a wonderful view of the castle and the burggraben under it. Dog friendly 😊🙌🏻

Good small Biergarten that has a kids menu! Yay! For less than 4 Euro, the kids got a pretty large bowl of spätzle with gravy. I also appreciated that they had a few salads on the menu. The 6 Bratwürste with potato were very tasty also.

I was delighted with this place. The atmosphere and the food came together splendidly on a snowy winter day. If you tour the castle, sneak out the back, over the moat, and visit this place.