where to go for lunch near Ring - Adenau?
where to go for lunch near Ring - Adenau?
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Longers

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4,504 posts

252 months

Monday 22nd June 2009
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Hi all wavey

Off to the Ring next Monday for the 17.15-19.30 session via Assen MotoGP on Saturday and Spa for EuroSeries on Sunday biggrin

We'll be driving from Spa > Ring on Monday morning. Last time we went we headed straight for the track. However this time we'd like to get there in time for lunch to chill out somewhere like Adenau. Can anyone recommend somewhere in the area for a reasonable / light lunch?

We're staying and eating at the Pistenklause in the evening so lunch doesn't need to be too massive!!

Cheers,
Longers

croftsj

378 posts

262 months

Monday 22nd June 2009
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Pizza/Italian restaurant on Haupstrasse Adenau (the main drag) is excellent or for light snacks currywurst & chips is the cafe at Exmuhle on the 257 between Adenau & Breidscheid, they do have healthier options as well!



LaurenceFrost

691 posts

276 months

Monday 22nd June 2009
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croftsj said:
for light snacks currywurst & chips is the cafe at Exmuhle on the 257 between Adenau & Breidscheid, they do have healthier options as well!
This would be my recommendation also. It's literally under the bridge, where the track passes over the road. It's very cheap too.

changingman

672 posts

208 months

Monday 22nd June 2009
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Longers said:
Hi all wavey

Off to the Ring next Monday for the 17.15-19.30 session via Assen MotoGP on Saturday and Spa for EuroSeries on Sunday biggrin

We'll be driving from Spa > Ring on Monday morning. Last time we went we headed straight for the track. However this time we'd like to get there in time for lunch to chill out somewhere like Adenau. Can anyone recommend somewhere in the area for a reasonable / light lunch?

We're staying and eating at the Pistenklause in the evening so lunch doesn't need to be too massive!!

Cheers,
Longers
We are doing Monday afternoon at the Ring then driving to Spa in the evening for a track day on Tuesday. Look out for us in a silver VX220

Longers

Original Poster:

4,504 posts

252 months

Monday 22nd June 2009
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Thanks for the info, much appreciated thumbup

changingman said:
We are doing Monday afternoon at the Ring then driving to Spa in the evening for a track day on Tuesday. Look out for us in a silver VX220
I'll be in the black TVR S2 as pictured in my profile accompanied by a Merc, a Boxster and 5 loonies on motorbikes! We'll keep an eye out for you wink

Longers

flemke

23,399 posts

261 months

Monday 22nd June 2009
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You can get a perfectly fine bratwurst und pommes at the ED station just off the main straight (Dottinger Hohe) on the 258.
Me, I go to the McDonald's in Gerolstein, which will be on your way.

Fwiw, there is a diversion on the 410 eastbound, starting near Prum. It adds about 10 min to the journey time, but brings you back to the 410, whence you can carry on as normal towards Nurburg.
Also, once you come up the hill from Mullenbach to the circuit, you will find utter chaos, as they are scrambling to complete the building works before the German GP 20 days from now.

Bmdub

150 posts

219 months

Monday 22nd June 2009
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That cafe can get very busy at times, there is also a nice cafe opposite the bank in the centre of town, there is a few tables and chairs outside and its much quieter. oh and you can park in the layby right outside so you can keep an eye on the cars... enjoy

chrisr29

1,266 posts

221 months

Monday 22nd June 2009
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The self-service cafe at the Nordschleife used to be good....untill they turned it into a poxy American style diner!

Better off skipping lunch as the track tends to quieten down slightly about then smile

tertius

6,914 posts

254 months

Monday 22nd June 2009
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chrisr29 said:
The self-service cafe at the Nordschleife used to be good....untill they turned it into a poxy American style diner!

Better off skipping lunch as the track tends to quieten down slightly about then smile
As its not open til 1715 on the day in question I don't think that issue will arise ... wink

Colin Lingus

34 posts

204 months

Tuesday 23rd June 2009
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Avoid the curried blood sausage with chips, your 'ring will be in a state after eating one of those delicacies!

PistonKlause in Nurburg is the place to go, only 5 mins from the track entrance too. Oh yes, and it's owned by Sabine.

changingman

672 posts

208 months

Tuesday 23rd June 2009
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Colin Lingus said:
PistonKlause in Nurburg is the place to go, only 5 mins from the track entrance too. Oh yes, and it's owned by Sabine.
They dont open till 4pm thoughfrown

flemke

23,399 posts

261 months

Tuesday 23rd June 2009
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changingman said:
Colin Lingus said:
PistonKlause in Nurburg is the place to go, only 5 mins from the track entrance too. Oh yes, and it's owned by Sabine.
They dont open till 4pm thoughfrown
Until then you can get lunch upstairs in the Tiergarten.
PK not exactly owned by SS. Building containing hotel & restaurant owned by her mother, PK restaurant business owned, operated by Patrizio Persiani.

Edited by flemke on Tuesday 23 June 20:45

Nurburgsingh

5,478 posts

262 months

Tuesday 23rd June 2009
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The PK used to be the place to go... it's now turning in to the place to go if you want to endure more BS than the anchor farm produces. And for those that are sold on the advertising!

The food isnt as good as it used to be either.

The regon around the ring has SOOOO much more to offer than a steak pizza or a steak on a stone. It's always amazed me that people will travel 500miles+ to get to the ring but think 30mins down the road to Cochem is too far to travel for food. rolleyes

Colin Lingus

34 posts

204 months

Tuesday 23rd June 2009
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Nurburgsingh said:
.....30mins down the road to Cochem....
May I ask where you go in Cochem. I went to a great place there about 3 years ago but can't remember it's name, thanks.

Edited by Colin Lingus on Tuesday 23 June 20:00

Nurburgsingh

5,478 posts

262 months

Tuesday 23rd June 2009
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cant remeber the name either!.. there is one just up from the sword shop and you can watch the boats go by... or if you walk up to the main 'car park' bit and turn into the town ( away from river ) there are a few places up that road.

Also try Mayen (sp?)[ out on to the 410 from nurburg and turn left then keep going ] has a great ice cream shop!!

flemke

23,399 posts

261 months

Tuesday 23rd June 2009
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Nurburgsingh said:
The PK used to be the place to go... it's now turning in to the place to go if you want to endure more BS than the anchor farm produces. And for those that are sold on the advertising!

The food isnt as good as it used to be either.

The regon around the ring has SOOOO much more to offer than a steak pizza or a steak on a stone. It's always amazed me that people will travel 500miles+ to get to the ring but think 30mins down the road to Cochem is too far to travel for food. rolleyes
The reason to go to Cochem is to drive the fabulous road to there from Nurburg. The rubbish French food in Cochem is a good reason to turn right around and drive back to Nurburg. wink
There is a good Italian on the 257 between Zermullen and Mullenbach, about 3 mi from circuit, called "La Lanterna". If you'd like to try traditional German food (the gammon on the knuckle is superb), there is the Lindenhof, which is right in Nurburg village to the left of the church, across from BMW Centre.

Nurburgsingh

5,478 posts

262 months

Wednesday 24th June 2009
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flemke said:
The rubbish French food in Cochem is a good reason to turn right around and drive back to Nurburg. wink
LOL!

I bet if they opened a Maccy D's there you'd be straight down there for your "Royal With Cheese" though!?

Wh00sher

1,749 posts

242 months

Wednesday 24th June 2009
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I`d also recommend the `Comfy Corner` in Adenau. As you are driving from Breidscheid towards the town, you`ll see the Mobel furniture shop on your left, about 30yds further on, the CC is on your right. They serve salads, soup etc, I always go there at least once a trip. The owner Jorg is German, but is a great bloke.

The Burgstube (hotel at the castle carpark) serve snacks, Martin is English and Heidi speaks good English too.

The motorsport bar, just up from the BMW testcentre in Nurburg serve great salads, bloody huge things they are too !

flemke

23,399 posts

261 months

Wednesday 24th June 2009
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Nurburgsingh said:
flemke said:
The rubbish French food in Cochem is a good reason to turn right around and drive back to Nurburg. wink
LOL!

I bet if they opened a Maccy D's there you'd be straight down there for your "Royal With Cheese" though!?
Without cheese. Twice a day.

I heard on R4 this morning that McDonalds' second-largest business in the world is in France, and that they are the largest private employer in France. It seems that the Frogs are finally catching on.

rossm

111 posts

203 months

Wednesday 24th June 2009
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Wh00sher said:
I`d also recommend the `Comfy Corner` in Adenau. As you are driving from Breidscheid towards the town, you`ll see the Mobel furniture shop on your left, about 30yds further on, the CC is on your right. They serve salads, soup etc, I always go there at least once a trip. The owner Jorg is German, but is a great bloke.
About the only place you'll be able to get proper curry too, if that's your thing.

  • edit* I'll be around on my bike on Monday too, if it's not P*ssing down, weather forecast isn't too promising.........
Edited by rossm on Wednesday 24th June 11:31