Zum Goldenen Kreuz — Restaurant in Parsberg

I walked 40 minutes to get there on a recommendation. It was worth every single step. I had hot Phò and some spring rolls, and they were tasty and delicious. The soup was perfect on its own, but with a spritz of lemon and some gorgeously(but not ridiculously) hot red peppers; it was incredible. I could taste the delicate flavors underneath the zesty flavor.

I also really liked the sweet and sour that came with the spring rolls, It wasn't the sickly sweet goo you get at most restaurants.The flavors could be picked apart from each other but they came together nicely with the vegetables and the rappers were crispy but not oily. Wonderful staff, beautiful restaurant, and excellent hours. I wish I'd known about this little gem of...

I ate here a couple of years ago on a trip for work. Literally some of the best food I have ever had. We showed up late from getting in from a flight from the US. We didn't know anything about the area or country for that matter. We came in late to the restaurant where we met Elmar. Nicest man on the planet where he fed us beers all night.

We wanted to get food but the kitchen was closed. He woke his wife up anyway where she made us the most delicious meal I have ever had. Crispy. Peanut. Duck! We went there at least two more times. If there is anyway I can get this recipe it would be greatly appreciated. I would love to share this story over the meal for centuries to come. Thank you guys from Zum...

Such a variety of food in one location. If you want traditional German: Come here; if you want Asian: Come here. They only take cash. If you don’t have any, there is an ATM close enough to walk to before your appetizer arrives.

There are menus in German and menus in English (I don’t know how to tell the difference while looking at it). I had the Won Ton soup as an appetizer and the #421 Parsberger Burgpfand’l Pork Fillet with Kasespatzle and mushrooms. I have found my new favorite meal. They also have Winkler Brau beer.

Park across the street from the Hirsch hotel, then walk a few blocks to the restaurant.

This is a very traditional (in appearance) restaurant that is great for family...