Zum Kranz

First of all, make a reservation! This place fills up quick and once it does, that's it. The service is friendly enough once you're seated and they took our order quickly. We shared a table with a couple of other groups due to the limited seating, which was kind of nice because you feel like part of the community. I decided to try the cordon bleu because it featured heavily on the menu and my date opted for the Dreierlei, which is kind of an eclectic mix of shredded meat, onions, and a sweet-ish sauce. I tried a bite and it was decent -- something to try one time while you're in the region but not something I'd order on the regular. My cordon bleu was also tasty but I'd probably go for the normal schnitzel next time. We enjoyed our meals while listening to the local German chatter, occasionally hearing other languages from the tourists who also found this spot. Overall we were happy with the meal but will need to try some other dishes to really get the full experience. Hope to see you there!

This was a little bit surprising experience. Let's start with the strange...the server was pretty abrupt. He was rushing around, didn't let me finish my order, almost didn't allow me to choose my berr, overall pretty rude in general. And he was consistently bad with the people sitting next to us who were French. Pretty harsh on the customer. However we went there after looking at the recommendations on Google. And the food didn't disappoint us. Although my Asparagus was terribly expensive, it tested great. The Schweinhaxa was great though nothing served with it other than the bread. Snitzzel was good too. So for food two thumbs up and for service absolute no no.

Delicious place to have some real German food! Beautiful German restaurant with typical traditional style. You can have a table for yourself or share on one of the bigger one the German style. Service is incredible and our waiter was so friendly, fast and nice to talk. You see they have fun doing their job and that happiness is contagious! Beer is traditional beer from Freiburg and the cuisine is delicious! I had a Schnitzel and the seasoning was outstanding! The Panade was crispy but also juicy enough and had a great taste. Probably a secret recipe since the taste was just delicious. It is served with salad and fries. Both very tasty! The fries just done at the perfect crisp and salad with enough sauce. The atmosphere is very lively but super comfortable. You can enjoy your beer and food without any haste. Even though the place is quite small, we did not have to wait to get a table. You can pay with cash or card (from 20€), so it is easy to enjoy your visit. Highly recommended and can’t wait to come back!

Great local pub, fantastic food, large portions. We sat at the bar and had a fun time with the owner. He spoke good English.

A small restaurant but very cozy with friendly staff. Spent a few days at Freiburg and ate there twice. The food portions were generous and quality ingredients was used. The food tasted fantastic thus the second visit. I had one of the best beilagen salats during my visit to Germany. A must try. Do take note that they have English menu for tourists.

Lovely traditional German restaurant with excellent food (I had the Schnitzel which was delicious) and friendly service. Outdoor seating on a pretty street.

Yeah, you need to eat here when in Freiburg. Get a reservation....you can call or do that with Instagram. Great Kalbschnitzel....friendly service...closed on Sundays. One year later: I swear this place has the best Kalbschnitzel in all of Germany. The owner gets a little flack online for being gruff, but he is a great and friendly guy. He remembered me from a year ago. This a must try in Freiburg.

Seated immediately, friendly waiter. Great food.