Heiligenbrunnen - Titisee-Neustadt

If you're on holiday around Titisee-Neustadt and looking for restaurants that serve rustic home-made food instead of the standard tourist fare, this is definitely worth the detour."Detour" because although it's only 5-6 km away from the lake in Titisee, it's rather hard to find. First of all, don't use the address provided by Trip Advisor, but the one indicated on the restaurant's site. However, in case your navsat sends you to an old derelict house and there's no restaurant in sight, keep driving ahead through the woods for another 1,5 km because, yes, the place is kind of remote.The food is worth the trip, though, being very good and great value. The interior is very cosy and dogs are welcome.

We visited this beautiful restaurant whilst on holiday in Titisee in July. It's only about 6 minutes from Titisee but we did actually get lost trying to find it.:) But it was well worth the trip. Everything was perfect, from the beauty of the location, to the welcome and the wonderful food. These were definitely the best meals that we ate during our 2 week break. It's not tourist food, everything is home-made and delicious. Dogs are welcome and all the staff were extremely friendly and helpful.I highly recommend this restaurant for fantastic traditional German food in a stunning location.

If you look for real An fair German food in a cosy hut, this is really the place to Be.The People are very friendly, the food is delicious, dogs are welcome, everything is tidy, ... You can only say positieve things about this restaurant.We Found the hut via the heiligbrunnen strasse, not via the address mentioned on tripadvisor.

We located this via TA, and were not disappointed. As mentioned in other reviews, the location is magical and worth the visit if only for the journey there and back. Set about 5-6 minutes off the main Freiburg-Titisee highway, the greeting is wonderful (for dog-lovers like us) with a big cuddly St Bernhard coming out to the car to say hello!The restaurant has a farmhouse-like feel to it, and the menu is varied and interesting. There is a salad bar from which the guest can choose either a side salad or a main course, and the remaining dishes include beef, veal & lamb dishes as well as fish & shellfish.All in all, well worth the visit.

This restaurant is off the main roads, on a green hill, which makes its surrounding area very relaxing and beautiful in spring time.Heiligenbrunnen mean "Holy fountain" and there is one in the restaurants open yard. The restaurant itself is inside what used to be a church, with some of the relics still inside.We came here especially after we've seen the reviews here - and I can say the food is good, but not great, for example, I had a Goulash soup that was very very salty, the Schnitzel was OK. The desserts were much better.If you're afraid of dogs or cats take heed because the house roam free in the restaurant, but my children liked that a lot.Good visit if you have the time, but not a culinary must.