Lord of the Grillz - Mittelalterliches Grill- & Steakhaus

Incredible, authentic medieval experience! :) I felt like I had time-traveled. The costumes, atmosphere, music, and even how the waiter spoke were truly epic. I stumbled upon this place by accident after helping a friend move, and it was a well-deserved surprise for me.

One of the best experiences so far!! My husband and I both found what we were looking for: him - absolutely delicious burgers and myself - a fantastic medieval atmosphere! As a fan of Middle Ages, I was thrilled: the decor, the dressed up waiters, the waiters staying in character all evening, medieval music, styled menus - everything satisfied my inner medieval noblewoman 🤪! The food was really good and the waiter was extremely helpful (while staying in character) with the translation from German and suggestions! Would absolutely come again!!!

I liked the different decoration and atmosphere, staff were really nice and friendly, their outfit were amazing. Nice music was playing but unfortunately about food, burgers weren’t anything special, for me, it was overcooked and dry. Generally was a good experience.

The medieval lady serves me well and crowned me with a tiara before I glutonnously consume my meat patty and wheat doughs.. ok I can't do medieval talk. Good experience - the staff speaks medieval and some customers even went there with traditional medieval clothing for fun for their dinner. Food is good .. people are nice. Good atmosphere. I ate a burger.

I have seen this locale plenty of times since I live nearby but never had the opportunity to come visit it. Well, now that I did I am pleased to say it's one of my favorite places I have been to. The menu and food is decent and fairly priced. I had a Rumpsteak with mashed potatoes and a spicy sauce. It was all very well prepared and nicely presented on the plate. Absolute praise to the kitchen crew for the food and for letting me order food even though the kitchen was supposed to be closed (I did tip fairly well so I hope my brethren of the blade did get their share of the tip). The locale is nicely decorated in true medieval fashion-wooden tables, candles, shields and swords hung up as ornaments and when I was there I had the pleasure of being taught some history too about the meaning of "crossing blades", or in other words, a duel which used to take in taverns like this one, but with no actual bloodshed, just public humiliation. I was tempted to give it a go, but I guess my stage fright took over (perhaps next time). To keep the feeling of being in a medieval tavern, the wenches (waitresses) and inkeeper (I guess?) all spoke in an old accent, which I found a very nice touch, albeit me not being as well versed kinda ruined the atmosphere. The music that plays in the tavern is likewise inspired on folk songs so expect to hear a lot that too. It does blend very well to the locale and just elevates it a bit further. Apart from the atmosphere there are some specific and old school drinks to be had like Mead, Apple wine and others. That is the only downside I can think of as the drinks were quite expensive, but then again I can understand it. It's a business after all and they have to earn their bread in some way so I cannot scold them on it. Besides, I don't think there is another place where one can order Mead, so exclusivity has a price too. All in all, a lovely experience and a place worth visiting if you are into medieval lore/atmosphere or love high fantasy like I do as well as history. Can't wait to visit it again. x)