Zum wilden Mann - Lenzkirch

It became clear to us through our stay near Lenzkirch, that there really isn't much on offer restaurant-wise in this small town: a couple of cafés, two or three Italian and this Greek one. You wouldn't know it by the name: it seems a traditional German town-centre restaurant was taken over by Greek owners, keeping its name, fixtures and fittings by the looks of it, but we being one of only two tables on this late-summer Tuesday evening, I wonder if they took all the previous establishment's custom? But perhaps this is the trouble: it's a sleepy town, and the quiet and polite waitress told us that business is also unpredictable. It was a very good, hearty meal we enjoyed, actually. Basic fare of a broad bean starter, followed by substantial grill platters of well cooked lamb and pork of various types, accompanied by pommes frites and good salads. The house red wine was also reasonable. Although we actually wanted German fare, we ended up enjoying this meal a lot. For those of us on foot, however, it seems there is an opening for a good German 'Gasthof' in central Lenzkirch?

Full marks to whoever did. Very 'typical' local town, stumbled across this place. Had all the usual German fayre, but also an excellent Greek food selection - which all 4 of us chose! Excellent tasty food (hadn't seen lamb on any other menus in Germany), sat on a balcony (in the sunshine!) over looking the (main!) street. Totally recommend this for something a bit different and excellent value.