The story
Gasthof Bösing in Gronau, Germany, is a Westphalian inn at Am Berge 51, 48599 Gronau, and holds 1 Kochlöffel in the Schlemmer Atlas 2026. The family has run the house since 1928, and its kitchen stays close to the traditions of the Münsterland.
The inn is now in its third family generation, and the menu keeps to plain, down-to-earth dishes. The Schlemmer Atlas singles out crusty bread rolls, wedding soup and beef with onions. The kitchen buys ingredients as regionally as possible and works with farmers from Germany. Some weekends bring a surprise multi-course menu, so it is worth asking ahead.
Couples and families can settle in for an evening, and Sunday and holiday lunch menus are served. The dining rooms hold up to 220 guests for weddings, family celebrations, company events and breakfast buffets. Catering is available, and the inn is wheelchair accessible.
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Located just outside the city gates is the family-run inn that has been operating since 1928. The cuisine is thoroughly traditional and down-to-earth, featuring dishes such as crusty bread rolls, wedding soup, and beef with onions.
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