Großer Kiepenkerl

We ate there for our 10th wedding anniversary. It was simply wonderful.

Great food, all homemade. German cuisine, moderate prices. Beautiful outdoor area.

After a long trip, we spontaneously stopped by the Kiepenkerl. The food here is incredibly delicious. It couldn't be better. Thank you for the friendly service and a special shout-out to the chef. Please keep it up. We always enjoy coming to the Kiepenkerl. The best food for miles around. Update: The food is still excellent. The tomato soup is a dream, and the fillet steak is so tender. But you should definitely make a reservation.

We dined at the Grosser Kiepenkerl on Saturday evening and were more than satisfied. Although all the tables in the restaurant were occupied and the wait staff seemed to be manned by just one woman, the wait was perfectly acceptable. We even received friendly recommendations for dishes. We started with a salad with a delicious dressing, and the main courses were unbeatable in both quantity and flavor. My rump steak was cooked to perfection. 🤤👌🏻 The price/performance ratio is also excellent.

A truly fantastic experience! From the food to the service to the ambiance. Everything was simply superb. And it's very good value for money. What more could you ask for? This restaurant will always be a stop for us when we're in the area. Katja and Michael.

Restaurant "Großer Kiepenkerl" - stop by the restaurant and enjoy! Many have already said this, and I agree with them. I feel comfortable here and I dine here. Professional owners and employees conjure up a pleasant atmosphere and know how to run their business. They are polite and friendly, and their hearts are in the right place. They serve all kinds of tasty and sweet treats with a smile. Whether coffee, tea, juice, beer, wine, or sparkling wine, it's all available. The restaurant is stylishly decorated. It's clean and tidy. Attention is also paid to the restroom – very clean! The Kiepenkerl used to be a traveling salesman who traveled between village and town, selling his wares, which he carried in a basket on his back. Tall and strong, it was easy for him to carry the basket. A fairytale-like, large Kiepenkerl settled in the small town of Ziesar. Perhaps he ran a pub, no one knows. The A2 motorway runs south of the city, with Brandenburg-Burg being the nearest town. On their way from Chemnitz to Pritzwalk, they pass through the over 1,000-year-old town, where, from the 13th to the 16th centuries, world affairs were determined by the bishops who resided in the castle. Also worth seeing is the meadow of checkered lilies within sight of the former small train station. It represents a unique location in Germany. The restaurant has an intact bowling alley, where a good nine-pin bowling alley is sometimes played. Also ideal for family celebrations.

We celebrated my mother's 80th birthday here today. The atmosphere was wonderful, the food fantastic, and the service outstanding. Thanks again to the entire team. See you soon.

The food was simply delicious and beautifully presented. Prices were absolutely reasonable. The staff were super friendly. The restrooms were very clean. Simply beautiful. If we come back again, we'll eat there again.

The world's best salmon trout, the entire menu is super delicious... super nice!

The food tastes perfect. The restaurant is very tastefully decorated. The service was good. Such a great restaurant deserves young service staff. We felt very comfortable!

We spontaneously pulled off the highway because we were in the mood for solyanka. The homemade solyanka was absolutely delicious. Afterwards, we had a delicious farmer's breakfast. Very friendly service and a great price-performance ratio. We'd love to come back. I've saved the place ☺ Thank you very much.

We had lunch here. The selection of dishes was great. Everything tasted very good; we would love to come back. However, it's difficult because it's almost impossible to get a free appointment. A shame, in our opinion. The waitress commented: "Now they're glad they were still able to get it in October." What should we say to that?