Louis II

I accidentally passed by a seafood restaurant and went to check it out with the mentality of giving it a try. Unexpectedly, the environment of this restaurant is very quiet, the dishes are as exquisite as usual, the portions are also large, and the seafood tastes very fresh.

Beautiful location overlooking the 2 castles. We ate in the conservatory on a very rainy evening but it didn't spoil the atmosphere. The staff are charming and the food was delicious. We didn't feel rushed even though the restaurant was busy. It felt like a special and memorable occasion.

The review is a bit split. On the one hand the food was excellent, the view lovely, and the waitress had an buoyant and serviceable personality. On the other hand, the maîtresse d'hôte did something illegal on a number of levels and which we are considering reporting to the local authorities and watch dog groups. Although we are both immunocompromised, we were obliged by the hostess to remove our masks because she claimed the Spaniards next to us moved because they were afraid we had Coronavirus. It was such a stupid pretext for a homophobic, provincial couple from Spain to change tables, but the hostess tool their side and insisted we take off our masks or get put into solitary confinement in the back "not to scare the guests." What is beyond ludicrous is that people with Corona don't wear masks --that is how they get it and that is how they spread it. But this was a thinly veiled act of homophobia and discrimination against disabled guests, which will be reported. It is illegal to stop people from protecting themselves, particularly if they are disabled. And it is illegal in Germany and internationally to aid and abet homophobia, which the maîtresse d'hôte did by helping the Spaniards.

everything what we ordered was Just perfect. very tasty. for sure we will visit in the future

A very nice and scenic location with a very wide choice of quality food.