Steinsberg Castle Tavern — Restaurant in Verwaltungsgemeinschaft Sinsheim

This adorable castle was first mentioned somewhere in the year 1109. In the thirteenth century the owners of the castle were the Counts of Oettingen. Later the castle became home to the Counts palatine of the Rhein. In 1517 the castle was purchased by the Lords of Venningen. Shortly after this purchase the castle was burnt down during the Peasants' revolt. The rebellious peasants had to pay 5000 Gulden for the rebuilding of the castle. After heavy damage in 1777 by a strike of lightning the castle was left in disrepair. Since 1973 the castle has been owned by the Sinsheim council, who had large parts of the castle restored. The keep, the moat and the towers may still be viewed today. I didnt even know about that. The Castle is amazing, definetly worth to visit. I could only...

The food was a complete disaster. I received a burnt wild boar schnitzel with "bratkartoffeln" which were not "gebraten" but deep fried (also burnt) and overcooked carrots. I have lived 10 years in Germany and this was the first time I have had to send back the food. I received a replacement plate that was somewhat less burnt, but still barely edible. For this they had the audacity to charge €29.50 - an absolute ripoff. I'll end with the good aspects, which warrants the 2 star review: The service from the waiter and the lady at the bar who offered me a complimentary coffee was very nice and they took my complaint seriously without argument. The local wine (Weissburgunder by the glass) was...

Gorgeous restaurant, cosy and snug inside the castle. Ensconced into the fortification wall. A welcome surprise shelter on a cold windy day, staff - menu - ambiance - music, all sturdy and fine. Can honestly recommend Steinsberg Castle and its gastronomy. In less grim weather, you can enjoy sitting outside in the spacious castle yard. The watchtower is open and offers a wide view across the slopy area with its adjacent vineyards. The highest spot in the...