This sommerfest starts today. I thought I would put it now with no pictures in case someone sees this page and wants to go and they don't know it is happening. Guess they have food, beer, and live stage set up. It's the 20th and 21st of June 2008.
Written Jun 20, 2008
Address: 22 Markplatz
Phone: 49(07121) 303–0
Website: http://www.reutlingen.de/ceasy/modules/cms/main.php5?cPageId=1
First, they have daily specials which cost 7euro. Then they have a menu of 5 or 6 different meals. There will be a fish dish, veg dish, usually an asian inspired something, a beef dish, and pasta possible. It's a well rounded selection and prices are from 7.60 to 9.50. They also have a soup for 2 euro and dessert for 1.50. The place get's pretty packed but you can get a seat. It seats about 60 or so people. And the servers run their butt's off.
The ambience is very relaxing but upscale. There is an outdoor terrace open in the summer.
Favorite Dish: All the dishes we have had were very good. I had lemongrass turkey breast over basmati rice with carrots in a curry sauce. I also had a salmon roullade that was cooked perfectly, as was the turkey. My husband had a beef roulade with 2 small but perfect knodle dumplings with a green bean puree. The dessert was a Topfenmousse which was a whipped cream topped with passion fruit puree and pieces, very good, small but just enough. The portions aren't huge here but very sufficient. I highly recommend eating here.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Rathausstrass 12 72764 Reutlingen
Phone: 07121/384722
This is a very casual place to just get a beer and try there cheap lunch specials. Ordering off the menu for food is expensive and should be avoided, get the specials. In good weather they have a huge terrace to hang out on. Inside is wood rustic decor, it's super casual. Service is very good. Just a basic place to drink a beer.
Favorite Dish: The weiner schnitzel with fries is good, deep fried. Big portions. I had ziti baked in the oven, decent, huge portion.
Updated Jan 24, 2010
Address: Unter den Linden 1, 72762 Reutlingen
Website: http://www.bb-rt.de/?page_id=15
This store has everything Turkish you would every need. It has it's own bakery with Fladenbrot for 1 euro and a huge supermarket with fresh produce and own butcher shop.
What to buy: The bakery has pide, Barek (meat and cheese), fladenbrot (my husbands favorite bread for sandwiches, it's a foot long) for 1 euro, baklava, lots of cookies and breads. The butcher shop specializes in lamb. There's lots of Yufka, sausages, yogurts, and a bigger selection of produce than lidl.
What to pay: Inexpensive.
Written Jan 24, 2010
Address: Karlstraße 15, reutlingen, Germany 72764
Phone: 07121 411666
We like to walk around this shop and gawk at all the specialty food items. They have a wide selection of anything and everything. There chocolate selection alone is stunning. They have their own bakery where you can watch them work. There is a huge pasta selection.
What to buy: I've bought mushroom/truffle pasta, various Raclette cheeses, a raclette melter thingy for 2 people, chocolates, seafood stock paste (they have gourmet pre-made stocks too, expensive but very cool!) They have fresh pizza dough to take home and make your own pizza. I think that's cool, don't see that much.
What to pay: It's pretty expensive but you can't get these items just anywhere.
Written Jan 24, 2010
Address: Wilhelmstraße 40 72764 Reutlingen, Germany
Phone: 07121 14335-0
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