Aubergine - Goslar

If you are in this restaurant, you will definitely order the special of chef chef under appetizer! it is absolutely delicious! the fish is great, just like the vegetarian dish with gratinated vegetables. very subtle taste combinations.

Actually the aubergine has been known to us as a somewhat more noble and upscale restaurant and therefore we have it on the plan again and again if we want to go well. the fish soup from the rich neptuns and a carpaccio were always obligatory. Unfortunately, this was not exactly as expected last time! the suppe had nothing more of its original uniqueness (where did the discreet cocgnac taste remain?) and the carpaccio was no longer outstanding! the outer fillet was immediately disappeared from the map. the Venetian lever swallowed in sosse, which frightened me personally. the service had to jonglieren quite nicely so that the soße did not land on my dress.However, the service was very friendly, which the last painting search was not always the case. nervig is also that on all tables always " Reserved Signs" stand and if you stop in the restaurant for a long time then you have to notice that no other guests come! what is this? Are you looking for his guests in advance? Do you want to "deter" such "unworn" guests? the chef sometimes comes over arrogantly, but this depends entirely on his laune and utilisation of the restaurant. the heart can be very accommodating, yes attentive to the "small town"!

A really cozy restaurant, with a really fresh owner who exudes joy at hosting his guests. got a small pizza that was for ug. really thinner floor - can only recommend this locally.

Beautiful quiet location outside. friendly staff, although only one dame in the entire restaurant. eat quite average with the same garnitur for many dishes. no child card. limited wine card. no credit card, which is really annoying.

Drink card not complete.Essen snank in saucen. and not even in the previously ordered.Service was very busy with 4 tables and reserved.And the likes have been overcrowded at the half of the family.