moshe elazar
Google
Landhaus Bacher is an elegant two-Michelin-star restaurant, and expectations upon arrival were naturally high. Unfortunately, while the evening had its highlights, it did not consistently meet the standard one would expect from a restaurant of this caliber — particularly at the price point. Some dishes impressed — notably the liver and the fish, both of which were excellent — but overall, the food lacked consistency. Quality varied between courses, with several feeling ordinary rather than exceptional.
Service was polite but fell short of two-star expectations: upon arrival, we were told that the six-course menu was unavailable at 7:00 PM, leaving only the four-course option, which felt unnecessarily inflexible. After the final course, we were left unattended — with no offer of coffee, tea, or petits fours, a customary touch in fine dining.
While the setting is pleasant and parts of the meal were very good, the experience as a whole did not consistently meet the expectations or justify the price of a two-Michelin-star restaurant.
In short: Landhaus Bacher delivers moments of excellence, but without greater consistency and more attentive service, it risks feeling more like a pleasant night out than the world-class dining experience its stars promise.