Waldmeister Biergarten-café

The forest master is located at the end of the seven mill valley, as comfortable and picturesque. a spacious parking space in front of the door also invites hikers to park. they can also always see jogger and nordic walker as well as families and walkers that come by and return. a separate bus stop (burkhardtsmühle) is located directly in front of the door. the local also has an e-bike charging point and an attractive children's playground. it is nice that the forest book not only offers rittersports. the forest master is very lovingly guided by the fam. vetter. the service is very flexible, customer-oriented and extremely friendly. the native has a cozy inner surface as well as a huge beer garden with self-service. deft, petty-bourgeois offer: meat cheese with potato salad, ham sausage, curry sausage, obatztal, cheese plate, sausage salad, salad plate, wild kartoffel, late zle with sauce etc. in the order they are very differentiated and worth knowing. as a vegetarian I wanted to make lenses with late zle today, but then learned that speculation was cooked. thanks for the note! also for small special wishes and changes they always have an open ear. for children there are also old-fashioned small dishes, as the late-cocked with sauce. when ordering, they get a bon and after approx. 10 minutes they are called. good handling: if a family or group order several dishes, the total order has a uniform number. the delivery is then always complete. the dishes are very beautiful and appealing. Today we had a cheese plate (7.80 euro) on a beautiful wood plate, with three types of cheese, as well as a top and fresh Cervical cheese, as well as cut open plan and gurken and tomaten. was all fresh. at the currywurst (5 euro) a problem-free change of supplement was realized: wild kartoffeln instead of pommes. the red wine choir was strong and generous, the white pearls and tingling (brauen several breweries, also alcohol-free). on today's sunny Saturday afternoon the forest master was very well visited, especially by families and groups of hikers. but we have a place without problems. outside they sit on wooden benches, partly under trees and eats wood tables. in the garden season from March to October, the week is open for 7 days.

Der Service ist noch nicht ganz so schnell wie beim bisherigen Besitzer, aber dafür ist das Essenangebot für meinen Geschmack besser. Leider derzeit ein Schnaken Problem, sehr störend, aber nicht so schlimm wie vor ein paar Jahren die Wespenplage in der Weiler Hütte

Die Spareribs waren durch, aber untypisch gewürzt (nicht lecker). Der Salat war wohl lecker. Die Pommes waren weder gesalzen noch gewürzt für Kinder ideal. Sie haben sie gerne gegessen. Ketchup kommt man kostenlos nachholen. Alkoholfreies Radler gab es nicht. Das Ambiente besteht aus Bierbänken unter Bäumen. Nichts besonderes. Der Spielplatz besteht aus einer Rutsche und zwei Schaukeln sowie einem Tau, an dem man den Waldboden runterklettern kann.

Neue Pächter, sehr freundliches Personal, ob als Wanderer,

Biergarten halt. Schöne Lage mit vielen Schattenplätzen. Wollten letzten Sonntag eigentlich etwas essen, leider hat es so extrem nach Fett gerochen, dass mir direkt schlecht geworden ist und mir der Appetit vergangen ist beim vorletzten Besuch war dies nicht der Fall). Normale Preise. Nachtrag 29.08.22: sind heute bei einer Wanderung durch Siebenmühlental erneut hier eingekehrt: viel besser als beim letzten Mal, kein ranziger Fettgeruch, Pommes und Rote ok, einzig das kleine Radler ist mit € 3,10 proportional zum großen Radler € 3,90) zu teuer. Nach der 2. Einkehr gibt's 1 Stern mehr dazu.