Hans im Gluck - Landshut

I went here with my family last week. We didn't know anything about the place but were happily surprised. Both the food and the drinks were delicious. As a vegetarian I was happy to see that there were plenty of vegetarian and vegan burgers to choose from, and the burgers were quite creative, instead of being "meat lookalikes". My sister has some allergies and therefore the allergy menu was much appreciated.Unfortunately, as someone else wrote, this restaurant isn't good at all for people with mobility difficulties.

Vegetarian friendly with plenty of options. They have an English menu. Ordered their set lunch that includes a salad/chips and both a cold and hot beverage. All for €4.50

If you love burgers this is the place! Vegan and veggies most welcome. A nice lunch option also available! Not expensive at all! Try the homemade fries. Cheers!!

I've been to Hans im Glück a few times now. As soon as I moved to the area, a lot of co-workers insisted that I had to try this chain restaurant out.The atmosphere is a mixture of trendy and country, with black benches (if you have back problems, there are very few seats with a place to lean back), entire beech trees, a "well", and electro music. The culinary focus is organic burgers (meat, vegetarian, vegan). As an American, I have eaten thousands of burgers in my lifetime. The burgers here are serviceable, but not the best I have ever eaten. In general, Germans love buns that are much bigger than the patty and burgers that are often overcooked and the juiciness is compensated for by the addition of tons of sauces, and that's the case here. I would definitely prefer a bigger patty and a little less sauce. However, there are lots of nice little touches.Before 5 p.m., for €4.50, you can add a side dish, cold drink, and hot drink.There are lots of fun "Durstlöscher" non-alcoholic drink options. I've tried two, mango-mint and elderflower-mint, and both were delicious and extremely refreshing. There is a wide variety of cocktails as well.Aside from steak fries, there are also sweet potato fries. Also not typical for Germany, there are four sauces on the table (orange mustard, ketchup, mayo, BBQ) and you can serve yourself. The orange mustard sauce is especially tasty.Two things that are kind of problematic:This restaurant is terrible for people with mobility issues. There are lots of little steps and the bathrooms are up a flight of stairs.The cleanliness of the bathrooms has always been a bit below average. Even at 4 p.m. on a Saturday afternoon, a time when the bathrooms should theoretically have been recently cleaned (between lunch and dinner service, when things are slow), the bathrooms were still not spic and span and two stalls were out of TP.

Stopped here for lunch after visiting Burg Trausnitz. It was a nice day so we sat outside. The inside of the restaurant has a fun woodsy decor. We tried some refreshing fruit tea drinks and had salad, fries, & a burger. The meal itself was good, but I must say that the burgers were mediocre. This is a nice spot for a casual lunch (especially with kids). I would say to check this restaurant out, but don't bring North American cheeseburger expectations with you.