Category
Palatinate Cuisine in Bad Dürkheim
Saumagen, tarte flambée and Riesling
Palatinate cuisine is hearty, honest and inseparable from wine – and in Bad Dürkheim it returns to its very source. The famous Saumagen, crisply roasted and served with potatoes and sauerkraut, is the classic dish par excellence, while the thin, crispy tarte flambée (Flammkuchen) fresh from the wood-fired oven is a must in every wine tavern. Alongside, the grower pours a lively Riesling or a refreshing Schorle. In the cosy wine taverns and seasonal Straußwirtschaften around Ungstein and Leistadt you experience these culinary pleasures at their most authentic – down-to-earth, regional and full of Palatinate joie de vivre.
Attractions
Restaurants
Town Centre & Spa Quarter
Restaurant Dürkheimer Riesenfass
Palatinate cuisine inside the world's largest wine barrel — Saumagen and Riesling beneath the famous barrel roof.
Town Centre & Spa Quarter
Restaurant Leiningerhof
Bad Dürkheim's most ambitious address with creative cuisine and a large Palatinate wine list.
Town Centre & Spa Quarter
Weinstube Zum Saumagen
A rustic Palatinate wine tavern with hearty Saumagen, liver dumplings and spritzer in convivial company.
Ungstein
Flammkuchenhaus Ungstein
Crispy tarte flambée from the wood-fired oven and Ungstein wines amid the vines.
Leistadt
Winzerstube Leistadt
A cosy winegrower's tavern in the highest wine village above the town, with its own wine and home cooking.
Hausen
Gasthaus Hausener Hof
A village inn on the wine trail in Hausen with regional cuisine and a shaded courtyard.
Hardenburg
Waldgasthof Hardenburg
A traditional excursion inn in the Isenach valley below the castle ruin, with a beer garden amid greenery.
