Zum Freden - Bad Iburg

The restaurant Landidyll Gasthof zum Freden is assessed in online reviews with an average of 4.25 points of 5. With the summary of Google and Tripadvisor we want to illuminate all aspects of this operation. On google, this operation is rated on average with 4.5 out of 5 stars. The restaurant is also rated on Tripadvisor, here the details: 4.5 out of 5 points for the kitchen 4 of 5 points for quality 4 points of 5 for the service 4 of 5 points total This evaluation is based on 39 evaluations. This data was collected by January 2021.

Food drinks: Sehr gute Küche und freundliche Bedienung Rooms: 4 Service: 5 Location: 4 Hotel highlights: Kid-friendly

One of the most beautiful local suburbs. With direct access to the hiking trails in Teutoburger Wald. Service: 5 Location: 5

The restaurant is excellent. The menu leaves nothing to be desired. The staff are very attentive and although a lot was going on, they did not seem stressed. Our food was very good. We like to come back! Rooms: 5 Service: 5

We were there on the first Christmas day 2021 with 13 people. I would like to write more positively, but on the whole, unfortunately, the negative prevails. Although reserved for 13 people, the tables were separated. On the 2nd of our tables, due to dissatisfaction with the wine offer, the great wine map was asked, as mentioned in the menu. However, this was not handed out. We had an understanding of the fact that, due to the Christmas and the simplification of bills, the table was settled. However, this was only very misunderstood and communicated clearly only when paying. Very unhappy! Now for consumption: an aperitif, a red champagne with a few forest fruits, cost a lot too expensive after Christmas menu card 7.50€ in my eyes. The duck that was in one of the menus was delicious, but unfortunately not warm. The menu 1 with the bark was a total failure after narratives. Potatoes not through, meat very fat and inappropriate supplements. In addition, it is necessary to exercise criticism of one of the operas, which served permanently with the mask UNTER of the nose. Unfortunately not convincing!