Haus der Gebirgsjager - Füssen

This restaurant is located on the main street of Fussen, slightly outside the center. A car or a bus is necessary unless you would like a walk of about 20 minutes or so from the center shopping district. We found this restaurant because this is...the restaurant our landlady goes to with her family when they go out to eat. The food is high quality and cheaper than most other restaurants. They have a great kids menu, which is quite inexpensive. The pizza our son ordered for about 3 Euro was about the size of a normal pizza. The kids facilities are wonderful. They have an outdoor and indoor playground. The indoor playground even has a wii system. A trip to the rest rooms downstairs is worth it just to see the kiddy toilet and sink. They have a special everyday, and on Friday it was fish day, so all fish dishes were 9 Euro. The other plates are quite large for the price you pay. Pictured is the Balkan plate which is the most expensive on the menu for 16 Euro, but most adults would have a hard time finishing this plate. It comes with fries, a great spicy rice dish, tzatziki and three types of meat. Currywurst and fries was priced at about 5.9 Euro, but we didn't order this, but I'm sure it is the standard dish. Everything seemed reasonably priced here.

This restaurant is located on the main road of feet, something outside the center. a car or a bus is required, unless you want to be about 20 minutes walk from the shopping district in the center. we found this restaurant because this is the restaurant in which our renting company goes with her family when she goes to eat. eating is of high quality and cheaper than in most other restaurants. they have a great children's menu that is quite cheap. the pizza that our son for approx. 3 euro ordered, had about the size of a normal pizza. the facilities for children are wonderful. they have an outdoor and indoor playground. the indoor playground even has a Wii system. a trip to the toilets in the ground floor is worth seeing only the children toilet and the wash basin. they have a special day every day, and on Friday was fishing day, so all fish dishes cost 9 euro. the other tellers are quite large for the price they pay. the Balkan cellar, which is the most expensive on the menu for 16 euro, but most adult would have it hard to eat this dish. it comes with pommes, a great spicy rice dish, tzatziki and three meats. currywurst and pommes cost about 5.9 euro, but we didn't order this, but I'm sure it's the standard dish. everything seemed quite favorable here.