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"Same old boring German food. Don 't go to Germany for food unless you like Schnitzel (google translator pig shred AKA sausage). German food seems to be..."
Phone: +4964326468500
Address: Schulstraße 2, 65582, Diez, Germany
City: Diez
Website: https://www.diezerhofcafe.de
Tuesday: 09:00-18:30
Wednesday: 09:00-18:30
Thursday: 09:00-18:30
Friday: 09:00-18:30
Saturday: 09:00-18:30
Sunday: 10:00-18:30
Dishes: 14
Amenities: 5
Categories: 5
Reviews: 530
the hofcafe was the first gastronomic facility that we encountered after our hike. the children had starved, so we came back. the service was not special. we had to take the menu from other guests. the flammatory cake tasted like frozen food. my commanded tuna salad, which was so in order. the children had spagetti carbonara which they found delicious. a highlight was the self-made sky-managed. In summary, you can say that the service to wish left. even for the bill, I had to run the service behind.
it becomes clear that the hofcafe is visited first line by masters. they are very personally hosted and entertained in detail. as recognizable, we had to endure a moment longer until we could order. it was already after 15 o'clock and so it was a pleasure that the kitchen is open throughout. big plus. we ate some carvings and they were very good. the bitburger pils came out of the bottle and could have been colder. overall but very satisfied.
we are more often in the youth hostel diez and again and again we wanted to go to the hofcafe. This time we did it. the children had waffeln, which were absolutely delicious. we just had a drink. it was simply very pleasant there and the service was meganett.
we were on the city tour and wanted to return to a coffee and cake at the afternoon. beautifully decorated, rustic ambiente in a workshop. very to feel comfortable and relax. the cake was delicious, just like the waffel with vanilla ice cream.
Same old boring German food. Don 't go to Germany for food unless you like Schnitzel (google translator pig shred AKA sausage). German food seems to be...
