Cafe Tagblatt - Waiblingen

On a bike tour and looking for a local in Waiblingen we stayed in the Cafe Tagblatt. The restaurant is located in the heart of the old town of Waiblingen on the market square. Parking right in front of the restaurant is not possible, but can be bought either in the nearby garage or in the surrounding side streets and a few minutes walk. The restaurant is very simply furnished inside and was maybe 20 years ago beautiful. Since it was very hot this day, we settled on a table in front of the restaurant (with awning and parasols). There are young people and, as we have been there more often, we find that they are changing quite often. The drinks are not very fast, but in a reasonable time. The water for the dog comes on demand in a dirty water bowl. The menu includes soups, two vegetarian dishes, meat, pasta, salads and a rich breakfast menu. We ordered and ate penne with fried veal strips in a champignon cream sauce. Tastefully good and fine from the consistency, the champignon were freshware, the penne al dente and the meat strips juicy and nicely roasted, over grated parmesan, which I consider here, and in the amount completely superfluous. The portion was to be filled. The other food was a salad plate with chicken breast strips (9.90 euros). A lot of green leaf salad and a few tomato columns, croutons and parmesan pears, with baguette. The portions were also plentiful. The vast majority are younger/younger guests, cyclists who put a stop or just to drink for a short time. In summer it is nice to sit out there. I can only sit inside in an emergency.