Set in a beautifully restored old train station, this upscale German-themed restaurant offers a warm, inviting atmosphere with a private dining room featuring a cozy fireplace and soft lighting. The attentive, friendly staff enhance the experience, making it a great choice for those seeking gluten-free dining in an authentic setting.
They have a separate menu with gluten-free options available.
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Prices are on the higher side, especially for gluten-free items.
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Diners’ reviews
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Community member
Gluten free menu with a lot of options that you wouldn’t normally get. Not many drink options, could use a cider on tap. Prices are steep but if you’re gluten free and love German food it’s worth it!
C
Community member
I hate to write a bad review, but the food was disappointing. Their online menu says thay have gluten free snitzel. What you get is an unbreaded piece of veal. That's not really snitzel. If that's what you're going to offer as the gluten free option it might be worth mentioning that it's unbreaded. Disappointing, because there are gluten free breadcrumbs that can be used as an alternative. I also expected the cucumber dill salad to be all cucumber. It was iceberg with some cucumbers and dill dressing. The potato dumplings weren't even as good as the box mixes you can buy. My hankering for Germen food was left unsatisfied :(