Gasthaus Einkorn

I and my family came to the hostel around 1930, and there were no leiches to make the check-in with us. we called the phone when the hostel, but nobody picked up. after knocking on all doors and 45 minutes in the...we had to look for another hotel and left. the money was already charged in advance by the hostel. to now feedback from the hostel management. to be deceived.

This pub offers a good land price and some excellent local wines. I was often there, for the sake of clarity and the walks through the local forest. on a summer day there is the possibility of hanging gliders from the long hang of the...Incorrect there is a playground and a sighting tower that invites one to hedge, picnic and look out over the high-lohe plane.

I was there a few times, eating is in order, like all breakfast places in the city. the prices are also in average. positiw: the environment. Anyway, Swabian hall has many beautiful places. negatiw: they are a little slow and place. also they don't give a bill, just a ticket.

My reason for this top rating is double: they will be good local cuisine here for a good price and in large quantities. it is also one of the best places in the opposite for a walk along quiet forest paths for many miles. in autumn...and winter, the plateau can be seen under the one grain with its villages below through the trees. in the summer months take sailplanes and sailplanes hanging from the west facing and an old sighthouse next to the restaurant offers 360-degree views on the opposite.

Two local families with my surname set up a late afternoon meeting here with me and three members of my US family to explore whether we might be related. We started with drinks in the beer garden and ended with dinner inside. The restaurant has...a limited menu of local classics. They are moderately priced and of excellent quantity. Between drinks and dinner, we had a chance to explore the area around the Gasthaus. The Einkorn is named for the 1600-foot high hill upon which it sits. The location offers a spectacular view of the Kocher River valley below. The grounds also hold the Mantelturm, a tower of the ruins of a baroque pilgrimage church. A climb to its top provides an even better view. Two families were having a cook-out nearby while their children enjoyed running and using the playground equipment. As far as I could tell, the Einkorn is well-known and enjoyed by locals, but is otherwise little-known. While visiting the lovely town of Schwabisch Hall, take the opportunity to check out this gem of a place for good food in an interesting location.