Gasthaus Rössle GmbH St. Ulrich — Restaurant in VVG der Gemeinde Ehrenkirchen

You can experience Black Forest unfriendliness to the full here. During the day trip to St. Ulrich in mid-April 2021, we visited the old church and wanted to get hot drinks in Rössle. The information board outside offered drinks and food to take away. To our surprise, there was an elderly man at the counter inside and our wish could not be fulfilled, but in such a tone, my God, as if we had done something criminal. He also did not allow us to use the toilet. We did not understand at all whether it was connected with COVID pandemic or not. If it was, the three elderly ladies would not be allowed to sit inside, but they were sitting there without mouth and nose protection. In the end, he sent us away and pointed us in the direction of the public toilets in the village. This information was also wrong. We will definitely not enter the Haus zum Rössle again, people are treated in an undignified...

After a long, tiring day we decided to chance the Roessle on a Saturday night without a reservation. The place was teeming but, despite the waitress initially looking at the booking list with consternation, we were squeezed into a corner with a warm welcome. Our delicious Hefeweizens arrived with mouth watering bread and quark. What followed was a marvellous meal (gulasch with noodles, liver with fried potatoes, chocolate mousse with lovely fresh fruit). All simple fare but exceptionally well executed. With such warm hospitality and such a good kitchen, no wonder everybody in the place had a smile on their face.||This picturesque traditional inn sits just below a kloster in the tiny and not particularly accessible village of St Ulrich, a most tranquil setting. It is surrounded by good but easy walks. We never miss it if we're in the vicinity and...

After a long, tiring day we decided to chance the Roessle on a Saturday night without a reservation. The place was teeming but, despite the waitress initially looking at the booking list with consternation, we were squeezed into a corner with a warm welcome. Our delicious Hefeweizens arrived with mouth watering bread and quark. What followed was a marvellous meal (gulasch with noodles, liver with fried potatoes, chocolate mousse with lovely fresh fruit). All simple fare but exceptionally well executed. With such warm hospitality and such a good kitchen, no wonder everybody in the place had a smile on their face.||This picturesque traditional inn sits just below a kloster in the tiny and not particularly accessible village of St Ulrich, a most tranquil setting. It is surrounded by good but easy walks. We never miss it if we're in the vicinity and...