Deutsches Haus Dieter Jaeckel

This is the oldest and most traditional of restaurants in Bad Nauheim. The interior adds a particular cosy charm. Our hotel receptionist recommended this restaurant after we had informed him that we were keen to try the local traditional Hessian cuisine. Included in his recommendation was a list of what dishes we must try. A very nice, friendly and courteous young waiter communicated with us in fluent English when we arrived. Despite our lack of a reservation we were fortunate enough that the waiter seated us at a table where a few other people were already seated. Both the service and food were really good. For our mains, my husband had the beef with potatoes and Hessian green sauce, which had come highly recommended by our receptionist, and I had the cold meat in aspic with remoulade, onion and fried potatoes. For an entree we shared Hessian cheese (Handkäs) with vinegar and onion. To drink we tried the cider. All our food was freshly prepared and tasty. The prices were reasonable. I thoroughly recommend visiting this establishment when you are in Bad Nauheim. Keep in mind that the property is closed every Wednesday.

The Deutsche Haus is one of the oldest restaurants in Bad Nauheim. Situated just off the central Market Square, it is housed in a traditional half-timbered house. This is the Germany of old from all the magazines and Instagram pictures. The food is traditional German and excellent. Romantic garden seating available.

With the beer garden closed in winter the restaurant has limited space. Luckily for me, Bad Nauheim is not a very vibrant place so even on a Saturday night at 8 pm there was room for another guest. The atmosphere is typical German with groups of people cheerfully sharing tables. The menu is not very big but offers enough options, especially for those curious to taste the local Hesse cuisine. Prices are very moderate. My € 6,50 schnitzel was huge and very well prepared. Extra's have to be ordered separately. All in all a very good experience in by far the oldest restaurant in this little town.

I have eaten here a few times, always nice and cozy. Small and intimate place with classic German dishes

Dieter the boss knows his business. great food, truly authentic and trust me you won't feel hungry after that