Paulaner Zum Landskneckt - Hoexter

Good beer and good meaty food, as you might imagine among Paulaner and Landsknecht. Operation flott and friendly, no landscaring. Reservation may be advantageous. Parts of the restaurant and the toilets can be reached via steps

This place was last visited in the middle of the eighties during my basic military service in Höxter. At that time, after the end of the evening, the spear of our company blew. In my faded memory, the landscape was rather a corner pub than a restaurant. Accordingly, I am am amazed when I enter the guest room, which has now been greatly enlarged and expanded with a lot of love and taste, in which one feels at once comfortable. Even when you select Bavarian tumblers, you start your heart. The sinful hacker Pschorr anno 1417 is rarely found on menus north of the whiteworm. We opted for the inn with roast potatoes and a side salad. Letzerer was seen very crisp and mi a finely tuned dressing. Far better than the classic and often boring supplement salad. The roast potatoes are excellent and the scavenger of excellent quality. It is superfluous to mention that the portions were Bavarian-luxury. The service was initially a bit in stress because a local on the opposite side of the road had to be supplied. But still friendly and accommodating at any time. The price level is absolutely reasonable and therefore our overall conclusion is also: excellent, fully recommended and we are happy to come back once again!

We've been eating leaks on Thursday night. The hygiene rules were as prescribed. We chose pan dishes and finally dessert. There is also a Coktel card now. I've already tried a Coktel myself, very tasty. Hospitality is great.

I wasn't expecting a little drunk in Höxter. They were very tasty. My wife's food was also very good.

We were with friends green cabbage food. He was so tasty, there were cabbage sausages, cashiers and roast potatoes. They don't like green cabbages, for which there are other beautiful dishes. A delicious Paulan beer or an Aperiol syringe. We always like to be there. Host and staff all very nice and friendly. The guests who come by train only need to go over the zebra strip easily to the right around the corner then the slope up and lings keep one piece down, then the destination is on the left side Paulaner. For the guests coming from the marketplace, only just need to pass through the traffic lights straight past the theater and a bit further on on the left is Paulaner to the Landsknecht. Whether from the railway station or from the marketplace everything is within a few minutes.