The Haus - HAHNDORF

Genuine hospitality and an excellent variety of dishes to please everyone make for a great dining experience at The Haus. Rather than trying out other local restaurants we found ourselves coming back for more several times. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are each a good option here. Excellent and very comprehensive beverage and wine/beer selection both draft and bottled. Healthy juice/smoothie options at breakfast. Maybe Mercury retrograde was playing some tricks on the computerized ordering system because some items were either delayed or got lost but the friendly and very helpful staff made sure it all worked out in the end. We loved the fact they allowed us to order a kid's pancake for an adult (ask for golden brown if you do, the kitchen sometimes rushes and it'll come out undercooked). Same thing for the pork ribs we ordered extra crispy. Didn't quite live up to expectations yet the hostess rescued the situation very professionally. On a cold morning we sat right next to the fireplace. What could be a better ambiance? Heated patio for outside dining. Live music on Saturday evening. Great dessert options. Plenty of seating throughout, including for groups. Street parking. Highly recommended. Suggest to make reservations in advance.

Great ambience in this german style restaurant. Serving sizes were more than ample. Beer definitely went down well.Definitely worth while trying the bavarian taster. Would've been a higher rating bit server served up a bit of attitude to start with, which left a bit of a sour taste

A great spot for some lunch whilst perusing through the shops in the main street in Hahndorf. It's great to find a restaurant/cafe in the town that offers more than the standard schnitzel and sausage, this place has variety! Everything that our table had was delicious. The pricing is a bit on the high side, but the portions are GENEROUS and everything tastes amazing. The decor is modern and fun, whilst also staying with the German undertone. The staff were all lovely, but the place gets really busy to make sure you book if you can or you may have to wait for a table.

If there were an option for 0 stars, I would have selected that. We dined at The Haus since it is next door to their studio apartments at which we are staying. After a long day driving it seemed convenient. We didn't really appreciate needing to wait to be seated (on the terrace), only to have to walk back in to place our order. The grazing platter was nothing to wrote home about and for nearly $40, was mostly pita. The Wagyu Schnitzel was quite chewy and not really reminiscent of Wagyu we've eaten in the past. The crumb wasn't bad though. The pork hock was falling off the bone, but didn't really have any flavour whatsoever. The gravy that accompanied both dishes was gross to our tastes. Needless to say we left without finishing our meal and opted to buy some sorbet from IGA. We didn't return over our stay. Save your money and head elsewhere.

Oh yes! The food is sooo good! My husband and I shared a breakfast pizza and a trio of sausages. We thought seeing as they specialise in barbarian food we should give it ago. We were blown away by how good our pizza it overshadowed the snags. We couldn't eat all our food and were happy to know we could take it home with us! This place is great for groups and families as there is a large variety of options on the menu that will suit mosts needs.