Swabian Food, Stuttgart

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Their menu, which is written on parchment, offers almost every Swabian delicacy you could ever want. From swabian onion soup (served in an actual onion!) to maultaschen (swabian raviolis) to Kässpätzle (swabian pasta and cheese), and every meat dish you can imagine, it's all there! And it's all good.

Favorite Dish: I like the onion soup served in an onion. It not only tastes good, but it's the reason I noticed this restaurant. I could smell their great food as I walked past their "wine alcove" during the Stuttgart Wine Village. This caught my attention, which was when I noticed the onion soup being served in an onion. Since I didn't have time to sit down right then and there, I decided to find their restaurant and try it as soon as I could. I'm so glad I did!

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The Swabian kitchen is well known for their Maultaschen (German Ravioli?) and Spätzle (Nooddle or Maccheroni?). You know already, the national food of the Swabians, Alemannen and Bajuwaren, which may be missing in all of Swabia in no kitchen. Genuine Gourmets says, who had her once on the fork, comes never again of it loosely.
Since Swabians a poor country was always, the inhabitants had to be content with that, which there was. But emergency makes as well known inventive - a circumstance to which we now tasty foods owe.

Spätzle, also known as Nockerl are little dumplings. They’re often served like pasta, as a side dish to accompany saucy dishes.
Maultaschen resemble giant ravioli with a filling traditionally made of minced meat, spinach, bread crumbs and onions and flavored with various spices.

Favorite Dish: Gaisburger Marsch - Linsen mit Spätzle und Saitenwürschtle - Maultaschen in Steinpilzrahmsauce
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This restaurant makes you feel like you are sitting in someones house. And the food is wonderful as is the service. The daily specials are 4.90€ and are served all day as long as they don't run out. You get a salad, meat and starch.

Favorite Dish: I had the steak with the onion topping which is no. 25 on the menu, wonderful. The onions are caramalized and the steak tender and caramalized on the edges. Served with loads of pan fried golden potatoes. We had a special once that was a piece of tender roast beef with horseradish gravy, excellent. Plus the sauerbraten special on the weekend is excellent!

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This is a fun place to go. It is family run, husband cooks and wife is the waitstaff. They are hippie types with a farm. You will most likely be eating there own pork, butchered by them recently. They have a nice outdoor garden which is surrounded by their farm and a walking path behind. They also have a nice assortment of vegetarian dishes.

Favorite Dish: My friend had some tofu cakes that were a special one day and we were all jealous. The jagreschnitzel is excellent. Everything is very good.

You can find excellent Swabian food in the restaurant Arch , Barenstrasse 2 .Homemade spatzle , beef , pork with an excellent creamy with mushrooms sauce , draught beer and a variety of wines . The desserts , also , are delicious . The portions are very big . Staff is very friendly and caring about your opinion.The atmosphere is of high quality and the surroundings are historic .

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If you want the local German experience, complete with a giant schnitzel, visit Schnitzelhaus Post. The proprietors are friendly - and will even share in a round of schnaps shots every once in a while. My friends and watched a couple of world cup games here and had a great time!

Favorite Dish: The kinderschnitzel is best, as my friend Ian tells it, because it's only the size of one frisbee instead of two... but if you want a more Swabian dish, the Maultaschen is also great!

The food in the beer tents is of very good quality and not to mention quantity. Most of the food, if not all, is fully natural without any bio modified additives that are so prevelent in the world these days. It is a point of pride for the Germans to use only naturaly raised and fed food stuffs.

So, my suggestion would be to come to Wasn hungry (the thirs will follow!) and forget about calories! here are too many of those to be counted in their food but it's fantastic!!!! Just take a look at portions on our plates! Though they match the beer stiens :)

It was nice to sit on the square and watch the people pass by. It was a nice summers evening and so the many tables of the numerous bars and restaurants were filled with people. It had a lively atmosphere and I could sit there for ages.

In the middle of the square like place there is the fountain of "Hans im Glück".

Favorite Dish: I had Käsespätzle of course, a very typical swabian dish. Spätzle are traditional self made noddles. And these come with melted cheese. The side salad also has been really tasty.

Despite the good food, the beer also has been very delicious. They serve the Bavarian "Löwenbräu" brand here. I tried the dark beer and it was very delicious, so that I had three huge ones :)