What are the top rated restaurants in Maulbronn where I can eat Ravioli?

The most popular Ravioli restaurants in Maulbronn are: Clubhaus Zasch Klosterschmiede

How much does on average costs Ravioli

On average Ravioli costs $12.6. Depending on ingredients and location that price can be a lot different.

Ravioli Restaurants in Maulbronn

The best places in Maulbronn to eat Ravioli. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Maulbronn who offer this dish to eat out or take away.

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Clubhaus Zasch

4.4

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4.4

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City: Maulbronn, Jahnstraße 17, Maulbronn, Germany, 75433

"Super delicious food and very friendly staff we were already shocked halfway as friendly they were there You do not find everywhere I hope they leave everything as it is so with food and staff really top: And really very hospitable!! And the dog is also very sweet, we are very happy there we can recommend to everyone!!"

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Klosterschmiede

3.5

City: Maulbronn, Klosterhof, Maulbronn, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany, 75433

"Though I was a bit suspicious of a restaurant located in a popular tourist destination (Maulbronn Abbey, the medieval birthplace of Maultaschen), I was very pleasantly surprised. Not only is the former smithy of the abbey in a beautiful, historic building (built in 1201), but the food lives up to its setting. The abbey is where Maultaschen originated many hundreds of years ago. After a decade living in southwestern Germany, I've eaten many Maultaschen, but these were by far the best I've ever had. At €15, they aren't cheap, but that includes a nice mixed salad, which isn't typical in Germany. It's more common that you have to order your salad and vegetables separately, so considering that aspect, the price wasn't really much higher than you would pay anywhere else. The mushroom cream sauce I had on my Maultaschen was absolutey phenomenal, and I've never had a better sauce even in France. My wife had Maultaschen topped with a mix of zucchini, eggplant and red and yellow bellpeppers, which was also very good. The wine list is also good with some excellent German wines, though most are only available by the bottle. But I had a glass of a really nice riesling from a local winery that was a great example of the classic dry German riesling with distinct mineral notes. If you're ever in the greater Stuttgart area, it's worth a detour to Maulbronn for an afternoon tour of the beautiful abbey with dinner at this restaurant. We'll definitely be back.Tip: Reservations are recommended, since they will often close the kitchen early if there are few guests and no more reservations for the evening."

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