Müllheim
Taberna

Taberna

Marktplatz 7, 79379, Müllheim, Germany

Pubs • Kebab • Pizza • Asiatisch


"in general on a wonderful summer evening we had reserved a table for 3 people. the chefin also brought us the menu which was very discernible. about 6-7 feet, 7-8 heads and 2 desserts. this shows that it is freshly cooked and there is something for everyone. Unfortunately, it is not possible to change something at the moment. at the sainling with apricots and pfifferlingen our son wanted to recommend another supplement, as he does not eat mushrooms. the chefin was extremely inflexible here, there was the unsatisfactory and incomprehensible answer the gang tastes only in this composition of our opinion htte another supplement of another court very well adapted to the saibling. well, our son then ordered the callbsfilet with salbeibutter and young erbsenmousse. as a prespeisse we had a daylioni with truffle (15 what tasted delicious. after the order we were given a gruss from the cheek and broth. because the broth basket was very small (3 cuts) and was accordingly distorted quickly, I asked again for further broth. the chefin kept in the process, briefly, and then said quite unwillingly that it was just ok to bring a second broth basket. how to behave like that, because of 20 cents. in other restaurants you will be asked if you have to brot again. brigens have also reordered brot, which the other two waiters brought without too much. we then ordered an open white wine, which we did not recommend, as he was sweetly, slightly sss. as we knew this weeping and all the weepings were developed there, we still ordered the weeping. the brigade superbly fits the bead-huhnbrust and spinach-fifferling risotto. When we eat our son, we do not dare our eyes. the teller was full of pfifferlingen and we said extra when ordering that he doesn't eat mushrooms. this was also not on the map at this court. my wife and I then got rid of the mushrooms and as a supplement to the calfsfilet there were 3 mini slices of kartoffel and 3 small slices of erbesenmousse. after a short time, our son had only half the callbssteak on the teller (29 when the chefin noticed this, she asked if he had to reorder supplements. this should be done immediately at the beginning, for when the supplements came, the kalbssteak was almost eaten up. the food was really good, but the service was unprofessional and the ease of use. by the many mistakes of the service our mood was quite dehydrated and we then dispensed with the dessert. We then asked ourselves why this wonderful terrace was not booked on a perfect summer evening. the food is certainly not! service we were served by the chefin. her friendliness was very well placed. as soon as the customer has only a small extra request, this becomes a problem. that eat very well."

Warteck

Warteck

Weilertalstraße 7, 79379 Müllheim Im Markgräflerland, Germany, Germany

Tee • Deutsch • Vegetarisch • Mexikanisch


"In addition to the Cassiopeia thermal spa, which is very appreciated by spa guests and wellness friends, the spa town of Badenweiler also has a sports and leisure pool equipped with toddlers and leisure pools and a relaxed 25m train. A somewhat longer walk led us to this outdoor swimming pool on a wonderful summer day in mid-August from Niederweiler through the “Park of the Senses” that was very popular with our little water rat. For the evening we had a table in which Hotel Gasthaus Warteck was not a 5-minute walk from our apartment. Well-kept property, the Hotel Gasthaus Warteck Tags before was completely booked here, which allowed us to escape to the mill after buggingen. Since we liked it so well here and the arrival address led by Ute Grunwald since 2012 was perfectly in front of the front door, we became repeaters two days later, which is why this report refers to two visits. Since 1872, which is impressive for 150 years, the house on Weilertalstraße has been licensed. For weekend hikers who are often on the road with motor or racing bike, the restaurant is popular because of its moderately priced accommodation options. But also the locals appreciate the better-bourgeois cuisine of this friendly farm. According to Chef Ute Grunwald, this is where the very least is made. The culinary offer is based on the season, which emphasizes the slate table with its daily recommendations. In addition to the easy-to-understand selection of dishes from the standard card, which provides both defensive vespices, smaller snacks for wine and a good handful of Baden-Württemberg classics, it is the ever-changing apart from the series of dishes that make this jewellery inn something special. During both visits, the warm weather made it possible to eat in the open air. And so we sat on a sadly comfortable garden chair in the midst of the terrace characterized by serenity, whose peaceful atmosphere was at most disturbed by the traffic of the adjacent roadway. Under the gentle, shadow-spenden Linde, it could still be held well. In short: an environment for arriving, relaxing and enjoying...was not our daughter, who didn't last long in her child's seat and who only too much liked to elect to the pebbles on the ground. Mom and Dad once again demanded “hearing” attention. The slate table, which leaned on a wine barrel next to the entrance, lured at our first return with lamb lobe, redfish in the crispy shell, zucchinigratin and Spareribs from the cattle. However, my decision had long since fallen, because I had already studied the standard program from the menu box on the day before and since Osso Buco with band noodles for fair €16.50. On the way it was possible to have a small supplemental salad of 4 euros. My wife then tended to the Baden beef salad 11 euros from the Vesper department. A non-sweet elder water 0.4l for 3.50 euros and a cold bottle of mineral water from the “Lieler Schlossbrunnen” region, 0.7l for 3.90 euros were delivered quickly. Holunderschorle...just in summer a fine thirst quencher With home-baked Markgräfler Sharwaie, a light fladen bread widespread in southern baths with coarse salt on the crust and a well seasoned nock tomato butter, the first hunger was mitigated. At the time, Uncle Hipp had the culinary first spoon right, which is why a drink previously heated by the kitchen found its purchaser with a difficultly identifiable content. At the beginning, the pre-served, small supplement salad, which with its product freshness and the fine dressing set a first small culinary exclamation mark. Lovely garnished with a few roasted sunflower seeds, this was a tasty start after our performances. We shared the fresh green or Red for pleasure and mood. It didn't pass much time and our main dishes were tabled. Already the sight of my sworn calfskin was joyful. My Osso Buco No giant portion like the day before in the mill, but an aromaticly fragrant moment of happiness for nose and palate. The meat around the hollow bone punctured with a wonderfully merciful texture and the delicious, dark sauce would probably have legitimized any plate decoration. Small carrots and celery pieces I advertised as clear evidence for a craftless Osso Buco “alla milanese”. Also the underlying, life-threatening band noodle nest not boiled dead! was able to convince as a “saucenmagnet”. All in all, a harmoniously intertwining ensemble, which relied on old-proven cooking techniques and convinced with its tasteful stringency. My wife was still chatting at her sour-made beef salad, which could not have been sym “badish”. Badish beef salad The small chopped onions, perhaps refined with onions from the table? were served in the salad bed. Tomato and spring onions were then added to the crisp fresh accents on the plate. Here too, simple food landed in very good craftsmanship quality on the porcelain, which in total resulted in a completely formidable summer meal. Speaking of summer, I enjoyed the following two days later in the form of a divine tomato soup of 5.50 euros, which had saved the full taste of the warm season. THE summer tomato soup! For the seasoned happiness for pure spoons, the most ripe aromas were used, as they prefer to get them from their own garden in August. For me, the best terrines long ago and a paradeer example for a perfectly tasted, not too hot tempered summer soup. It didn't matter to me that the sauce for my rabbit lobe could not have the taste of Osso Buco in 19 euros. In my opinion, too, it was somewhat too bright. The carnival... The delicate meat from the “conejo” would have had a dark Jus, with red vine juice, a much better dish. But all half so wild, especially as for this tuna of the white wine it was not too close to boil and the slightly uttered band noodles were completely in service of saturation. To the Karnickel, I had a glass of the white “Schneiderlein Cuvée” 0.1l for friendly 2.80 euros of the local winery Schneider Krafft – the inclined reader perhaps remembers the unusual WiibergFescht a few days before. A fresh drinking wine without allures, which was good and noble at the same time and accompanied the stable bunnies quite excellently. The mother of my daughter walked as often on vegetarian paths during our second return to the “Warteck” and decided to take the salad with barbecue vegetables and inlaid sheep cheese 12,50 euros, which brought her a plate, lined by Rucola, with fried eggplant, zucchini, Paprika and tomato. Salad with grilled vegetables and inlaid sheep's cheese A delicious treat for the meat daughter of the day, for which she would even have left the beef salad. By the way, the service made a very good figure on both evenings. The young team around Chef Ute Grunwald did his job in praiseworthy manner and contributed significantly to the fact that we felt very quickly here. The inspection of the guest rooms – our youngest naturally wanted to know exactly how it looks inside – confirmed the well-maintained impression that the garden terrace left with us. My surprise also sat inside guests. Reminiscent of a real village economy of venerable embossing, low ceiling, high-strength wood panelling, passing corner benches and historic tile stoves, radiated a timelessly cozy charm, which was difficult to escape. In the “Warteck” we would have liked it even in rain, no question. Outside on the trees terrace it was also to be stopped. We were happy about the short way back home and agreed that we would return here at any time. Unfortunately, such better-bourgeois locations are becoming increasingly rare. That's all the more beautiful when you spot them by chance."

Poseidon Restaurant

Poseidon Restaurant

Am Torhaus 1, 79379, Müllheim, Germany

Pizza • Asiatisch • Vegetarisch • Mexikanisch


"I have been to Poseidon twice so far and over all it's a pretty good restaurant with a pretty simple menu. The food you can choose from is basically rice (with tomato flavor) or french fries and to it the meat of your choice. The...menu may look large, but it's actually just the same things in different combinations (gyros, lamb, pork, meat balls, steak). What I like about the place, and the main reason for us coming back, is that most meat eaters can find something they'd like to have. This is not always the case in Germany where the menus quite often are more limited. I also like the portion sizes, you definitely don't need to leave there hungry. The place also has some cons. The meat is not of very good quality and the gyros contain a lot of fat, making it less nice to eat the meat. To be a Greek restaurant I must also say that their tzatziki is pretty bad, I think I could make a better one without any problem. The place is pretty casual, which can be a good or bad thing depending on what you're looking for. I appreciate that. Most guests are German or French so I'm not sure how used they are to international visitors and people not speaking the two most common languages in the region. Overall it's a pretty nice place with okay food to decent prices. It doesn't look much from the outside, but the inside of the restuarant is actually pretty cute and it could definitely be a bit romantic to be there. If you do decide to go, I'd make a reservation. It seems like most people do and the place is usually pretty crowded."