Seehof - Immenstaad

Restaurant seehof is a very good dining room in immenstaad. the menu offers a wide selection of dishes, mainly from local food. the quality, presentation and taste were of very high standard. we enjoyed an excellent local wein with our meal that was a...addition of the friendly service. overall a very good culinary experience not to miss if they are in the opposite.

That is a jewel of a restaurant. booking is recommended as it is a popular place from good ground. the restaurant is cozy and the tables are well spaced. the staff is friendly and eating and the weeping are excellent

Asked for a corner table when we booked, but on arrival we were seated in the middle of the room, although there was only one other couple there! I didn't want to cause a fuss, so we sat where we were seated. Service was really...slow, drinks were wrong and of the 4 course romantic winter menu, only two courses were nice soup and meat. Desert was the most disappointing, with a burnt brandy snap, sawdust honeycomb and a dull tasting rice pudding. At 150€ for a two hour slot in their busy schedule, I expect a lot better.

Excellent location near the pier. upmarket with gourmet food. Large outdoor terrace. Also a great place for afternoon tea.

Sunday lunch is pretty usual in England but for some reason not so in Germany, so we were surprised to find a restaurant open for Sunday lunch. We had reservations but really didn't need them as, despite the lively setting alongside a marina and quite...close to a ferry dock, the restaurant wasn't very busy. Service at first was efficient but completely disappeared by the last course. Portions are large so only order a first course if you're really hungry. Salads were generous but not very tasty despite what should be tasty ingredients. The companion had the steak and cheese spatzle. Despite being cooked medium the steak was tough but the spatzle was under-seasoned. The entree came with a side salad. My dish of lake fish was generous with various fishes from Lake Constance. There were six small fillets, again well cooked but under-seasoned. The dish came with six boiled potatoes and a melange of shredded vegetables that looked like it had been sitting for a long while in a steam tray. Desserts, when we got them, were very good. My macaroon with fresh berries and berry ice cream was excellent tainted by the disappearance of almost every member of the wait staff. We sat for a good 20 minutes before someone patrolled the dining area. Then another 15 before we were able to order coffee and the bill. Can't explain the problem but suspect everyone clocked off at 14,00 despite customers still sitting at tables. If you choose the Seehof for a meal get there early.