Fulda Restaurants

We were stopping overnight at this brewery / restaurant, it's the middle of summer and warm, the beer garden is open where elso do you go to eat?
Food is ordered inside and a receipt given, listen for your food, slightly confusing at first but works well when you get the idea!
anyway they have a pizza oven in the beergarded "best pizza outside Italy" says Mrs Bonio, as ever hard to resist a schnitzel for me, this time "Fuldaer rucksack" with goats cheese and lots of garlic mmmmmmmm - oh yeah beer is excellent too.

There is also a very good indoor restaurant but as the weather so good didn't try it, would like to one day though.

A new bistro-style restaurant close to the university so there are lots of students coming to this place. Nice food mostly local, also great salads,all sorts of drinks - really good prices, especially compared to Düsseldorf. They have 3 free internet computers, where people actully checked their ebay account and some desperate guys played cards...
Academica is a good place to kick-off your night out.
Big car park!

This cafe is located at the Orangerie in Fulda, they have outdoor seating, may be only seasonal. If you go to Fulda outside the April-October months, may want to call to see if they are open. They do catering, also.
They have typical cafe fare, coffee, tea, pastries, sandwiches. Nice location, great setting, great for people-watching. Is a bit pricey, tho.

Favorite Dish: They have an assortment of goodies, most are very good, I can't say what my favorite was, but they were all very well done and lavishly presented. This is a classy place, so be prepared to pay, even tho you may only be getting cake or ice cream or a sandwich, most items are probably going to be about 5 Euro or more.

Koehler Nudeln is a noodle factory owned by my cousin, Julius Koehler and run by his son, Humbertus. I'm not advertising for them, but if you happen to visit Fulda, you may want to stop in and check it out. They supply noodles of all types to the local markets and restaurants. So, if you get a noodle dish at one of the restaurants in Fulda, it may be Koehler Nudeln that you eat!
They also owned a cafe in Fulda, but I think they sold it, as I cannot find a listing for it, I have to check on that.

Favorite Dish: Noodles, noodles, noodles! Wide, fat, flat, thin, curly, straight, maybe even, figure eight?
Egg, wheat, take your pick. Something for your sauce on to stick!

Beergarden, brewery, restaurant.. all in one and one of Fulda`s greatest places to go for a beer! In summer you have to be early to find a seat outside, not only at weekends. It`s popular with students as well as aaalll other age groups!
By the way, everybody who lives around here has one of the really nice Wiesenmühlen beer glasses at home... so... if you wanna bring a souvenir take the beer mat and a beer glass :-))

Favorite Dish: Apart from the famous Wiesenm?hlen-Beer??
Hmmm Pizza, salads, Brezeln!! And Brezeln with cheese!

The name doesn`t sound Indian, it doesn`t look Indian - but the food is the best you will evvvvver get!!!
Everything is delicious...last time I had Murgh Madras, chicken with a sauce as hot as... I don`t know, you`re close to tears in the end! Just have lots of rice and bread with it, and finish up with a Lassi Mango - and don`t listen to your friends` comments or the waiter`s warnings ;-)

Because Fulda was once an Abbot City, it's only natural that they have their own beer - Hochstift - which roughly translates as "High Charity" - a strange name for a beer.
At any rate, this beer is different from other beers in the region, because it's drier and more bitter than other beers.
My personal preference is not Hochstift, but a special product they sell, called "Urtyp" or "Original Bavarian Kind".
Although the brewery isn't open to the public, they do have a brewery house, called "Felsenkeller".

Favorite Dish: The liver dumpling soup (Leberknödelsuppe) with an original Bavarian pretzel - although they recommend Wheat Beer, the Urtyp tastes good with this dish too!

Out for a walk around town we were drawn by the smell of malt to the Hochstift brewery just outside town. Happily a Gastätte with a beer garden next door. Food, drink and surroundings very good.