Lonely Planet Germany (Travel Guide) by unknow

Author:unknow
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Publisher: Lonely Planet Global Limited
Published: 2016-01-31T16:00:00+00:00

5Eating

The Altstadt, especially around Steingasse and Untere Strasse, is chock-full of restaurants, cafes, pubs and beer gardens. Cosy restaurants frequented by students and locals are tucked away on the side streets south of the Hauptstrasse and west of the Kornmarkt.

Many of Heidelberg's traditional pubs are also atmospheric places to dine on hearty German cuisine.

Joe MoleseDINER$

( MAP GOOGLE MAP ; www.joemolese.com; Steingasse 16a; dishes €5-12; h11am-11pm Sun-Thu, to midnight Fri & Sat)

Amazing sandwiches like pastrami, tomato and honey-mustard vinaigrette; brie, rocket and truffle oil; or wild smoked salmon with lemon juice and olive oil are the standout at Joe's but it also has fantastic salads, chicken drumsticks, burgers and buffalo wings. Black-and-white chequerboard tiling and fire-engine-red walls give it a souped-up New York deli vibe.

Smoothies range from strawberry and basil to pineapple and lime, or you can order beer, wine and cocktails.

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