Im Kermeterschänke - Schleiden

After a snow hike in the Eifel National Park, more precisely on the Wilder Kermeter, I decided to return to the ski resort Wolfgarten in the Kermeterschänke. The house lies lonely on the outskirts of the village, but clearly visible from the passing road L 249. Our neighbours from Holland and Belgium like to visit it, as well as in summer by two-wheelers (big beer garden). On weekdays and in winter there are no space problems, on Sundays you are reserved for doers. Access is barrier-free despite the difference in height. In the entrance area, in addition to the region's brochures, there is also a up-to-date menu and drinks. From previous visits I knew that Wild is a specialty here, so I spontaneously chose the wildpot Diana from the daily ticket. But I have also been able to eat other wild dishes at the passionate hunter (and host). To this end, a quiet water and an Ahr-Spätburgunder (here without problems only 0.1 – continue by car). I had to reject the offered dessert. The espresso at the end was not recommended. The facility is rustic cozy, fabric table cloths and paper napkins. There are several guest rooms as well as a veranda and a beer garden (for summer operation). The service was friendly and accommodating.