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"the pilgerrast offers exactly what a beer garden needs: a beautiful location, good beer, a few small things to eat. finished! for these expectations a perfect address with friendly and fast service."
Phone: +491717777719,+4968425104203
Address: Klosterweg 35, 66440 Blieskastel, Saarland, Germany
City: Blieskastel
Wednesday: 11:00-20:00
Thursday: 11:00-20:00
Friday: 11:00-20:00
Saturday: 11:00-19:00
Sunday: 11:00-19:00
Dishes: 9
Amenities: 6
Categories: 5
Reviews: 874
pilgerrast was previously operated by the family born des hubertushofes in Niederwürzbach. after the change there is no longer the usual quality, but nevertheless the food is delicious and a visit is always worth it. whoever swept the variety, he can also taste half pieces and more cake. just ask. Usually we went spontaneously to eat there. Inside the ambiente is reminiscent of the monk's life, bright walls, high windows, crosses on the walls, stable wooden tables and benches on which you can't mutilate. from the pomace bread, over pilgersuppen, bratkartoffelen, lyoner, cheese spets, chopped, carving and bark (also as salat) is a small but sufficient selection parat. Of course you should try the "blieskasteler klosterbräu"!So you can eat something warm here as well as take coffee and cake. day-trippers and cyclists are often seen.The pilgerrast is embedded in the beautiful scenery of the wallfahrtskloster by blieskastel.
the pilgerrast speaks pilger. pilger pay for whatever. I want them to remember, as I guess the currency of the host. we experienced the first almost wormless sausage salad. gurken, wobbles, even more gurken and wobble, paprika - quite lost a small streife. strange. the carving was one of those species that you call a slender carving. right and left without taste, in the middle a rubber-like strip that you leave. ambiente is beautiful, beer garden great, service very dedicated.
the beer garden, high droben located above the city blieskastel, has a great view over the valley. the service is very nice and attentive. the menu includes salads, various carvings and a tag card. in my eyes a little overload, maybe less. the foods are to be described as well civic and taste. there are also coffee and cake.
the menu is limited, but very appealing, should everyone find something. the service is friendly and fast at the table. parking is available near enough. small hikes around the monastery are offered. beautiful chapel and church next door.
the pilgerrast offers exactly what a beer garden needs: a beautiful location, good beer, a few small things to eat. finished! for these expectations a perfect address with friendly and fast service.
