Gasthaus Goldenes Kreuz

G.R. Ray a year ago

I recently had the pleasure of dining at the Goldenes Kreuz with a couple who have been close to my family, following the passing of the matriarch of our family, Mrs. Nelson. The cuisine was outstanding, and the hostess could not have been more gracious. We love visiting Coburg—it is our family home . Our only regret is knowing this may be our last trip. This restaurant experience reminded us of just how special Coburg is. It really is Germany’s best-kept secret. Thank you for the wonderful service and unforgettable meal.

Max Arslan (International Sales) 5 years ago

Really nice restaurant. I took the meat Salad (surprisingly good ) and steak ! Book ahead and if the weather is good book a tafel in the hidden garden.

Marcus Lee 5 years ago

Simply one of the finest if not the finest restaurant in Coburg. The building has a long history as well. I had the Coburger Wurst, dumplings and sauerkraut (all were superb). The beirgarten was a great atmosphere and of course the company we were with (a local family), made for a very memorable evening.

Dr. Richard Zhao 7 years ago

My wife and I had the pleasure of having dinner with a German Professor of Coburg University at this lovely and historic restaurant known as Restaurant Goldenes Kreuz (meaning, Golden Cross). We learned that this is one of the best in Germany. Established in 1508, the restaurant is the oldest building in downtown of Coburg. It serves the authentic taste of regional Franconian cuisine. “Traditional. Modern. Franconian” is its motto. The dishes we had was one of the best Franconian cuisines we ever tasted. The dessert “Home-made Coburg dumpling” was delicious and one-of-a-kind. If you ever get a chance to dine there, you will for certain enjoy its historic atmosphere of Franconian tradition. Oh, please don’t forget to try its home-made beer Kreuzrunk, which is very fresh and a pleasure to taste. If you have never visited Coburg. It is a very lovely , peaceful small town with a population of approx., 40,000. It is located on the Itz river in the Upper Franconia region of Bavaria, Germany. Since the town literally survived from bombings during World War II, it has many of the same historic buildings, such as the Veste Coburg, one of Germany's largest castles.

Michail Vogel 7 years ago

The very best location for regional, traditional and quality food in the centre of Coburg! No doubt - it's your duty to go there. And don't hesitate to order the 'Kreuztrunk'!