Kiefersfelden
Feelgood Rockstation

Feelgood Rockstation

Guggenauerweg 2, 83088 Kiefersfelden, Bavaria, Germany

Cafés • Pizza • Fast Food • Europäisch


"This restaurant opposite a water-skiing lake on the outskirts of Kiefersfelden and overlooking the Kaisergebirge. It is pretty much in a perfect location. The restaurant itself it decorated in the style of and American Highway bar or Fast food restaurant with a Music theme to it. It is done very well with the advertisements and decorations being original American. The service was reasonably quick and we had our drinks served to us within 5 minutes of being seated. The menu is quite large and offers a reasonable choice of Burgers Steak Chicken and Fish in various forms. The menu can be found here [hidden link] I chose the Deep Purple which is a large Burger with cheese onions some salad and chips. My wife went for the recommended Pulled pork, or John Lee Hooker as it is known on the menu. She said she really quite enjoyed it even though it was a bit too soggy for her liking too. I tried her meal and found it really rather horrible, the texture of shredded pork in so much sauce not being to my liking at all. When the food arrived it looked very appetising, but then I tried to pick up the burger. The bun was so soft and soggy that the contents nearly fell out as there was that much sauce on it. The limp lettuce looked as if it had been out in the sun all day. The slice of tomato also looked very tired. The burger itself was tasty and obviously the taste was improved with the masses of sauce that had been applied. Please note that if you are worried about your sugar levels or calorie intake this is not the place for you to eat. I have got to add that the location is perfect and the restaurant itself is well done but the food was let’s say questionable. To cap it all with these 2 items and a couple of drinks from the menu we ended up paying 42 euros for essentially a couple of burger and chips with a drink. Just a bit overly expensive and certainly not worth that sort of money. Oh and also on the printed menu it advises that a tip of at least 10% on top of the final price should be given….a bit cheeky I would say….as we often give a lot more….but in this place the service certainly didn’t even warrant the extra 10%."