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We have been to this authentic German cuisine restaurant twice while visiting Nuremberg, and we would highly recommend it! It is the most popular German cuisine restaurant in the area for very good reason! We had absolutely amazing meals both times we visited with prompt and friendly service. Their pork shoulder, pork knuckle, brats, and Wiener Schnitzel are probably the best that we have eaten anywhere in the area. They have a huge menu with plenty of choices, so it may be hard to decide or you may have to return multiple times to sample all of their local specialties. Take the time to review the menu online before you visit. The portions are pretty huge, so be prepared by arriving hungry. They are always really busy (which is a good sign), but they have seating inside for almost 600 people, and in the warmer months, plenty of shaded and comfortable outdoor seating. If you choose to visit on a Friday, Saturday, or Sunday they have a locally brewed Nuremberg Red barrel beer that you should definitely sample. It has a unique and full flavor that is definitely representative of a Bavarian beer, and it is delicious! Prices are reasonable, too. Wr will definitely keep returning to this restaurant every time we visit Nuremberg!
Mark PittsMark Pitts
10
This place is a beer hall where you can eat, i wouldn't call it a restaurant. They can accommodate about 1000 people... The atmosphere was like at a Volksfest, we loved it. Service was ok, our first waiter was really likeable but his shift ended and we got a grumpy one. I read in previous reviews about rude or grumpy waiters... well I'm not surprised at all. We are living in Germany since 2 years and we have seen this behavior everywhere. If you are not speaking german most of the time they are rude. Food was not bad at all. My bratwurst goulash was amazing, exactly my taste. We tried their keller beer which was also extraordinary. If you're planning to go in the evening, I would recommend to make a reservation because wait times can get long.
Tamás PaizsTamás Paizs
00
It is a huge place serving traditional Franconian food, well located just around the Hauptmarket. However, due to the waiter it turned out to be our worst experience in Germany. After being seated, we requested for tap water - which was denied; but we realised it seems to be a common practice in Germany. We saw the Christmas platter and the Franconian platter on the menu and decided to order one of the Franconian platter as per our combined appetites. We conveyed the same to our waiter and double checked that we wanted only 1 platter serving, he said “Yes good for 2 persons”. We also ordered a glass of beer. When the platter arrived, it looked inviting but also too big for us. We liked the Schaufele, Roast Duck, Potato Dumplings etc. but after a point we were stuffed. I wanted to get the food packed but we do not have a microwave at the hotel and the reception/room service would be closed by the time of our return- this kind of food would be inedible if eaten cold. With great regret and after eating beyond what we could fit in our stomach we decided to give up and call for the cheque. I apologised to the waiter about wasting food and he just smiled back. When the bill arrived I was shocked to see that we had been charged for 2 platters. No wonder we could only eat 60% of it! I felt angry for not just the 20 euros we were duped of but also the sheer waste of food. It was clear that the waiter exploited us tourists due to language differences. So much for hospitality at Bratwurst Roslein. This really has been the worst experience in the 2 weeks I was in Germany as a tourist and something I would like to forget.
Amit PatnaikAmit Patnaik
70
Had lunch here on a Sunday. We were a small group and opted for the multi-person platters. These platters contained pork and duck meat, local specialty sausages, white and red cabbage. Separately we received potato and boiled meat dumplings with different ingredients. What was on the plates, the meat, sausages and cabbage, was well prepared, juicy. To drink we took beer, and the children juice. For dessert I asked for Kaiserschmarnn. This dessert did not rise to a very high quality level, the egg taste was too strong, and the dough was a bit dry. The applesauce that came with it was good. The service seemed a bit careless to us (they forgot some of the products we ordered). It is true that there were many customers in the restaurant. The space is very spacious, but there is often a thick, suffocating waft of smoke coming from the open kitchen, so I left smelling like smoked sausages. The prices are not very low. In conclusion, next time we will choose another place, I suppose that there are many restaurants in Nuremberg that are worth trying.
Daniel W.Daniel W.
10
We recently had lunch at Bratwurst Roeslein, a large traditional restaurant in the Old Town of Nuremburg. The restaurant bills itself as the largest sausage restaurant in the world, with a large indoor seating area, similar to Bavarian beerhalls you will find elsewhere in Southern Germany. Opening hours are 10.30am -11.30pm daily. As indicated, seating area inside Röslein is rather huge so unlikely you won't be seated when you arrive. Menu features traditional Bavarian and other German dishes. Service was friendly when we dined here and as attentive as they could be serving quite a few other tables. During our meal we shared a bowl of house soup that was fine as well as a plate of eight Nuremburg sausages and sauerkraut. These tasted pretty good, not better than other bratwurst sausage plates we had during this visit to Germany but still pretty good. Overall, a bit of a touristy option but still a fun place to try if you want a traditional bratwurst restaurant experience during visits to Nuremburg.
BradBrad
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Very nice restaurant and beer hall. Very typical German. Nice and accommodating service,great atmosphere. We went ahead and ordered the " Franconia plate" . It featured all the goodies that the region had to otter. Duck,haxen,sausages and schäufele. Comes with red cabbages,sauerkraut an knödel. When the fantastic looking plate arrived we thought that there must have been a mistake. It was so much food, and were good eaters, that at one point we had to wave the white flag and surrender. To the food itself, knödel and kraut was very delicious, the meat was not what I expected. They are really good in blistering the pork rinds, the duck was overcooked the haxen undercooked and tough to eat. Still a nice experience,but I had a mixed feelings
Gabriele KesslerGabriele Kessler
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Nearby Attractions Of Bratwurst Röslein
Imperial Castle of Nuremberg
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Handwerkerhof Nuremberg
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Rathauspl. 6, 90403 Nürnberg, Germany
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bratwurst-roeslein.de
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Hearty, meat-centric Franconian eats served in a rustic, traditional room or an outdoor beer garden.
attractions: Imperial Castle of Nuremberg, Schöner Brunnen, St. Lawrence Church, Handwerkerhof Nuremberg, Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Toy Museum, GALERIA Nürnberg an der Lorenzkirche, Lidl, St. Sebald Church - Sebalduskirche Nürnberg, Ehekarussell, restaurants: Bratwursthäusle, HANS IM GLÜCK - NÜRNBERG Altstadt, Finca & Bar Celona Nürnberg, Kuhmuhne Die Burgerbar, "Trödelstuben", Wein- und Bierstuben, Restaurant, ALEX Nuremberg, Wirtshaus Hütt'n, Pizza Hut Restaurant & Lieferdienst Nürnberg, Tucher-Bräu am Opernhaus, NAMASTE - Indisches Restaurant

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