Weinhaus Hubertus - Carta

This was our first night in Koblenz, picked this restaurant out of the blue and had an amazing, authentic German meal. The potato soup was delicious, along with the sauerbraten and cold beer

Said to be the oldest Weinhaus in Koblenz, pretty decent menu with seasonal touches, Riesling from both sides of the Mosel, not too pricey, okay service and easy parking. Ambience according to level of alcohol consumption, naturally.

wonderful atmosphere in building from the 1700's? Service was excellent and food was delicious. Typical German menu selections we enjoyed generous not huge portions and well selected wines. With so many choices in Koblenz Weinhaus Hubertus is an excellent choice. Ver carta

Came inside because the façade triggered us and the inside is even more cosy. The owner was very friendly even though we just wanted to drink something. He told us about the different Riesling wines and we both chose one that was delicious. The place and menu looked tempting but we weren't hungry at the time which was a pity for us.

Despite, not being locals, we were warmly greeted and welcomed. We only had a few beers, but it was a great stop to come in out of the cold. Great beer selection. There is a traditional ceramic heater so it was nice and cozy. The menu looked good with a big selection of german favorites to include sausages, cheese, and Flammekuchen! Don't miss this gem!

We enjoyed the pork schnitzel, red cabbge, potatoes, and a nice cold glass of bitter lemon. Given our german is quite limited we managed just fine with the help of our very accommodating waitress. Would happily go back the next time we're in Koblenz. DANKE! Note: we parked down the street at a metered lot. Tried our credit card and found it likes euros instead, so keep small change handy. Ver carta

Our hotel recommended this place. From the minute we walked in the door we lived it all. History , on the Rhine, wonderful service and the best in food. We had, what they call, for the small hunger. What a misnomer. Our plates were very large and very full. My pork tenderloin was a tiny bit tough BUT the soup, salad, and the flavor were all top rate. Go if you are in Koblenz or stop if passing through. It is huge and always full

We stopped here by chance after walking the docks and looking at all the river cruise boats. We had a nice server who spoke English and provided us English menus. He explained their wine selection to us and we ordered a Flannkuchen with apples, prosciutto, Gorgonzola, and walnuts to go with our Rieslings! Delicious! The old world charm of the building added to the wonderful meal. Worth stopping by if you are down at the "corner".

We visited Koblenz on a river cruise, with the ship docked a few blocks from the Weinhaus Hubertus. We had seen the place on our walking tour earlier, and we decided to dine there rather than on board ship. The posted menu seemed a bit truncated. Of course, there were other dishes listed on the chalkboard. The weinstube was a throwback to the early-20th century. The bar and paneling were dark wood that was reminiscent of my grandparents Teutonic home, with leather wall coverings. The tables were solid oak, complete with cigarette burns and character. This was not a "fine dining" establishment. At the large table was a group of working men downing bier and wein, talking loudly while enjoying... Ver carta