The restaurant serves local swabian food. Very tasty.
Address:
Restaurant Storchennest
Familie Preschl
Bahnhofstr. 8, 87435 Kempten
Tel. +49-(0)831-29237, Fax 0831-23253
eMail: info@restaurant-storchennest.de
Opening hours: 10.00 - 24.00
Warm food: 11.00 - 22.00
Closing day: June - November on Sundays
Updated Sep 9, 2010
Address: Bahnhofstr. 8, 87435 Kempten
Phone: +49-(0)831-29237
Website: http://www.restaurant-storchennest.de/index.php
The Bachtelweiher Garten is a beergarden and Cafe at the outskirts of Kempten in the beautiful area close to the Bachtelweiher, a small lake. Beside coffee, beer and cake they also serve warm local food.
There are possibilities for kids to play and you will find a minigolf place.
Written Jul 2, 2009
Address: Am Bachtelweiher 8, 87437 Kempten
Phone: +49 (0)1 73-3 87 18 35
Website: http://www.bachtelweiher-garten.de/
The tap of the Allgäu brewery was close to our hotel so had to visit. Maybe a little more upmarket than we are used to, friendly and comfortable all the same. Excellent food, we had a little trouble with the menu - unusually for us we had to resort to an English one. Tasty vegetarian food for Mrs B as well.
Written Feb 20, 2007
Address: Stiftsplatz 1
Phone: 083122388
Website: www.zum-stift.de
We were starting to feel the cold on our walk around town and spotted a sign to this bar. It's underground as the name suggests, but easy to find. Warm and friendly inside, a coupe of beers and a bowl of goulasch soup for me, good vegetarian choice for Mrs Bonio too.
Just what the doctor ordered!
Written Feb 20, 2007
Address: Bahnhof str 1
A freezing cold and snowy Saturday night we were staying in this hotel, no way were we going to venture outside so, the hotel restaurant it was for us. Good choice! very tasty food, vegetarian choices for Mrs Bonio, along with a very drinkable wine.
Recommended.
Written Feb 20, 2007
Address: Salzstr. 1
Phone: 0831 / 52 44-0
Website: http://www.hotelpeterhof.de/restaurant.html
It was a very warm day late in May and a Sunday so nothing we wanted to visit was yet open. We decided to go into the beer garden next to the church and were very glad we did. There were long tables set up under the trees and a lovely cool breeze. Three elderly ladies soon joined us and although they spoke no English and we spoke little German, we all managed to have a grand time together. (In all fairness, my husband speaks quite a bit of German and that really helped.)
Favorite Dish: We both had sausages and sauerkraut and loved it. I'm from a little German town in Ohio and grew up on such food. My husband just likes sausage and sauerkraut. I'm sure I've had no influence on that . . . LOL
Written Feb 3, 2007
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