Regensburg Restaurants

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A couple of hours wait between trains so, a good time for a visit to a beer garden for lunch.
The Kneitinger Keller is just a few minutes walk from the station. We found the usual outdoor seating under mature Horse Chestnut trees, perfect.
Busy on a Tuesday lunchtime but still enough room.
Tasty, quite bitter, beer on offer and an intersting menu to choose lunch from. Mrs B very happy with her chilli popper salad and my schnitzel well up to standard.
Enjoyed our short visit here.

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Always attracted by somewhere that brews their own beers, a Sunday lunchtime visit and lucky to find a table, it was extremely busy, we shared with another beer and food lover and a good chance for Mrs Bonio to practice her German.
Difficult to fault, food and beers excellent and portions very large - just how we like it!

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This place dates back to the 12th century! The oldest sausages in town?

But seriously, it is famous in the region. It is right on the banks of the Donau, by the Steinerne Brücke.

The old bit of the restaurant - the wee building which belches out the smell of grilled sausages - is where you go for the traditional version, served in a bread roll with sweet mustard and sauerkraut. The latter are optional, and you choose how many sausages you want in the roll.

You can sit at tables inside or out, or stroll along the riverbank with your old style fast food.

It has a newer section in the old salt mill next door, which I believe is more of a “sit down” restaurant. We didn’t go for that - preferring to leave room for coffee & cake later on.

I didn’t pay, so can’t help with prices. It is open 8am to 7pm daily.

Favorite Dish: ROFL!

Not much choice!

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Indian restaurant between our hotel and the city centre so, guaranteed a visit!
An early evening visit so pretty quiet and beginning to fill as we left so looks like a popular place to eat. Food and welcome certainly very good and comfortable surroundings to eat in, particularly enjoyed our samosa starters.

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I like eating here because the sushi taste really good and it is always presented nicely, the people that have served us have always have been pretty friendly. Some of the waitresses speak English which is always helpful. I found a website that has a picture of the menu, i included it in my pics, it is in german but, you can figure it out, if not ask one of the english speaking waitresses

Favorite Dish: My favorite dish is the California rolls and the avocado Maki. My husband is more adventurous so he always orders one of the nigri platters.

Der Grieche im Herzogshof is a fantastic Greek restaurant. It was the first time that I tried the Greek cousine and, in my opinion, it is delicious!!! The atmosphere is very friendly and also the staff.
A great experience!!!

Favorite Dish: I tried some very good dishes here. I can suggest the Lammkoteletts: grilled chop of lamb with potatoes, rice and vegetables. Very good is also the Fischteller: a mix grill of white fish, squids, prawns...with mashed potatoes and vegetables.
If you don't like these dishes you can taste the Bifteki: two slice of beef filling of vegetables.
A great experience!!!

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If you are looking for some authentic Bavarian cusine and excellent bock beer, come to Kneitinger, where according to their website you will find native Bavarians sitting next to Americans, artists next to entrepeneurs, and schoolkids next to retired people.

There is inside that is decorated in the traditional Bavarian manner and a less- formal glass-covered heated alley outside with large wooden benches.

Word of Warning: Don't try to take your food from the McDonalds across the street to the outside tables and don't try to order a coke. There is something in their charter that forbids them from selling any mass-produced products - or something like that.

This place is also a great place to people watch. Last time I was there, I saw a pretty funny domestic dispute which ended up in the wife tipping the table over on her husband.

Also, if you see my buddy Herbert, say hi to him for me (see pic). I met him there once when I was trying to practice my German and he decided to use me to practice his 'G.I. English' (whatever that was). Anyway, he gave me his picture for some odd reason???

This place is packed on Monday when classes are in session at the university so get there early. A very large pizza only costs 5.10 euros (any pizza on the menu). Other than its size, the pizza is nothing special. I wouldn't buy one at normal price, but on Mondays theres no cheaper way to get full. Two people can even split a pizza, unless they're really hungry.

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