The story
Ritterstube at Hauptstr. 178 in Heidelberg serves Austrian cooking inside a gable house whose Renaissance facade dates to 1592. The Schlemmer Atlas awarded it 1,5 Kochlöffel in 2026.
The building stands in the old town, directly opposite the historic Rathaus. Its vaulted ceiling and ornate windows give the dining room a distinctly old-world character. Guests eat under stone that has outlasted several centuries of city life.
The kitchen cooks traditional and classic dishes, the kind of menu the Schlemmer Atlas singled out. The house also keeps individually furnished guest rooms, and each one is different from the next.
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History
The over 400-year-old gable house with its Renaissance facade impresses with a vaulted ceiling and ornate windows in the dining room. Pure nostalgia! Traditional and classic dishes on the menu.
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