Landgasthof Hotel Rittmayer

Visit May 2014.

Stayed for the night, 6-7.10.17. I don't remember if we took breakfast or not. Big restaurant that gets all crowded with families on Friday night. Service was welcoming, beer was nice. Best parts of the stay were sitting in front of the brewer's certificate, dated from the late 1930's, with the eagle and the swastika and all that - it was so ordinarily creepy (or creepily ordinary) that I couldn't stop staring at it and laughing, and our room: spotless, new, with diagonal attic ceiling and windows facing the restaurant. Far from being the spartan B&B's many breweries offer.

Ambiance - Fairly big Franconian-styled restaurant and hotel. Lively with plenty of local families (with kids) eating their Friday dinner. Welcoming atmosphere.
Service - Prompt and friendly.
Selection - Some Rittmayer beers and a beer brewed for this place by another brewery.
Food - Tasty hearthy German food. Had the Bamberg style bratwurst with saurkraut.
Value - Very fair.
Additional comments - None!

Nice beirstube with a nice outdoor section. We ant inside for beer and food. Some of their own beers on tap, good clean beers that worked well with the schnitzel I ordered. Kinda traditional german biers tube with a lot of families visiting on a Friday.

Visited mai 2014 with my parents. Cosy, traditionel village brauhaus, lots of seatings, also a few outside. We managed to find a table and to taste their beer. Lovely, served in good condition. Next to the brauhaus is a hotel and a restaurent as well. Would like to come back for food, the menu looked great..

Upmarket Landgasthof with an adjacent, modern hotel and a small beer-garden ( not much more than a patio…). Even though there is still written "Brauerei" on the Gasthof’s wall, all the beers served here come from producers in the neighbourhood. One house-beer, made by Lieberth, is offered, presumably brewed in the Willersdorf way… Worth a try.

Spend 1 night here with my family in June 2011. Our main goal was to be able to walk back and forth between the Kreuzberg/Roppelt Kellers BUT that is not possible. It’s a little more than 3KM and if it’s dark it’s impossible. Other than that they have a Kellerbier/hausbier only served here - fresh and great. Some confusion about some of their beers which Lieberth , the other brewery in town, brews for them. Very friendly service and cozy rooms. Chatting with an elder local man shouting out "Zum Wohl" every other second.

Stayed here a few nights while exploring the region. Nice room, nice restaurant, decent contract brew from Lieberth (and a few Rittmayer Hallerndorf beers as well...Landbier and Rauchbier when I visited), and nice friendly staff. Quaint, tiny town close to many breweries (Roppelt, Friedel, Lieberth, Rittmayer, Witzgall, Fischer), so a decent base for exploration. Would certainly stay here again.

This is a hotel / restaurant / gasthof for the former brewery Rittmayer Willersdorf (still called Brauerei on the building), presumably owned by a family member of the Rittmayer Hallerndorf brewery (with the same first name too, for added confusion). They serve a few of the Rittmayer Hallerndorf bottles and a draft Kellerbier (4.9%) brewed by Lieberth in Hallerndorf, but called Rittmayer Kellerbier, so the confusion grows. The beer is quite nice, very fruity and soft, and worthy of a visit given the high quality of the other Lieberth beer. And, if you’re in Hallerndorf, Willersdorf is only a 2 km bike ride down the street. Opens at 1000, dinner served at 1700.