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Using local seasonal produce is central to the creation of this modern German and international cuisine. Nowadays it is imperative to know what you eat and drink, hence we put the greatest emphasis on the quality of our food, thus most of our meat is purchased from local farmers. Being cooked and delivered in an imaginative yet no-nonsense manner it has made dining at The "Deutsches Haus" an experience in its own right. Our ,,Ancient German" restaurant seats 90 guests in three locations. During the summer meals are also served on our spacious terrace opening onto the "wine-market".
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räte Republik
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05.04.2024
Food, service, ambience top!
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Thomas Körber
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10.07.2020
We recently went to the restaurant for lunch. We were warmly welcomed and served attentively. The food was very good. We can only recommend it!
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Paul Asselman
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10.04.2020
After days of eating cutlets and bratwurst, it was a relief! Classy restaurant with refined cuisine. Price quality!
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christoph mayer
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09.25.2020
Great food and service
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Dora Szamosvölgyi
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08.29.2020
An all-round successful evening :) Beautiful house, the best in town, with wide professional and friendly service and mostly delicious food made our time sweeter. Thank you for the hospitality.
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Diana Brunner
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08.01.2020
Very good food, attentive service.
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V FR
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11.02.2019
You will be afraid after you enjoy this level of amazing tasteful meals that you never came every day at your lifetime to eat in this phantastic Restaurant before!!! This Restaurant is not only the best Restaurant in or arround Dinkelsbühl - this is the best Restaurant i eat before in my life at 45 years ever!!!
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Willi Weybrecht
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10.27.2019
Very good house and cheap prices
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Koen Hermans
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10.25.2019
Historical interior. Very good food.
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Tommy Glader
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08.10.2019
Good but in the saltiest layer.
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C. Clag
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05.17.2018
Magnificent half-timbered house in the middle of the old town of Dinkelsbühler. With its elaborate carvings, it is considered the most important town house of the German Renaissance. The German Post has dedicated its own stamp to the house.