Il se peut que vous soyez redirigé
"As in a curved semi-circular rows in the Nagolder Marktstrasse Café an Café, only interrupted by the town hall and some small shops. In good weather, almost all places in the outside areas are occupied – to my great surprise, probably mainly by locals. And not only on market days. You sit here very relaxed in a traffic-paced zone (game road), in which the few cars can only pass at a pace. In Mittenmang is the Urschelbrunnen, dedicated to the Sage after a Count daughter of Hohennagold Castle. Those who appreciate the view of the “Wüste Urschel” will best return to the Café am Urschelbrunnen, just a few metres away. Unfortunately there is self-service and you have to overcome the four stages at the entrance with its drinks and dishes. On request, you will also be helped. As everywhere there seems to be a lack of personnel. The service lady behind the Tresen shines through obvious kindness, but the German language is not completely powerful, so that there are multiple misunderstandings and the ordering of a small snack costs more strength than the product has nutritional value. Formal pastries and very adrette, appetizing cakes dominate in the edition. It doesn't look so rusty for the hearty. My pizza particle (3.50 euros) is heated extra, but it is not characterized by a great variety of tastes and is quite silly for my Gusto. Also the small coffee (1.80 euros) is most impressed by the favorable price. All in all, therefore, a quick strengthening rather than a special pleasure. The traditional cake celebrities seem to be happier. You can take off yourself. When I go, all the tables are in the outside, even a pair of friends sitting inside. The toilets in the back of the café are in perfect condition, but only suitable for narrow people. Despite the great competition, the café at Urschelbrunnen seems to have certain regular guests who regularly come in here, read newspapers or a book – or meet with acquaintances. Up to the nearby bus station there may be 250 meters to walk, to the banks of the Nagold river even less. Visitors travelling by car can use one of the surrounding car parks."
Téléphone: +497452842013
Adresse: Marktstr. 21, 72202 Nagold, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Ville: Nagold
Site Web: https://www.baecker-seeger.de/Fachgeschaefte/In-Nagold/desktop/
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As in a curved semi-circular rows in the Nagolder Marktstrasse Café an Café, only interrupted by the town hall and some small shops. In good weather, almost all places in the outside areas are occupied – to my great surprise, probably mainly by locals. And not only on market days. You sit here very relaxed in a traffic-paced zone (game road), in which the few cars can only pass at a pace. In Mittenmang is the Urschelbrunnen, dedicated to the Sage after a Count daughter of Hohennagold Castle. Those who appreciate the view of the “Wüste Urschel” will best return to the Café am Urschelbrunnen, just a few metres away. Unfortunately there is self-service and you have to overcome the four stages at the entrance with its drinks and dishes. On request, you will also be helped. As everywhere there seems to be a lack of personnel. The service lady behind the Tresen shines through obvious kindness, but the German language is not completely powerful, so that there are multiple misunderstandings and the ordering of a small snack costs more strength than the product has nutritional value. Formal pastries and very adrette, appetizing cakes dominate in the edition. It doesn't look so rusty for the hearty. My pizza particle (3.50 euros) is heated extra, but it is not characterized by a great variety of tastes and is quite silly for my Gusto. Also the small coffee (1.80 euros) is most impressed by the favorable price. All in all, therefore, a quick strengthening rather than a special pleasure. The traditional cake celebrities seem to be happier. You can take off yourself. When I go, all the tables are in the outside, even a pair of friends sitting inside. The toilets in the back of the café are in perfect condition, but only suitable for narrow people. Despite the great competition, the café at Urschelbrunnen seems to have certain regular guests who regularly come in here, read newspapers or a book – or meet with acquaintances. Up to the nearby bus station there may be 250 meters to walk, to the banks of the Nagold river even less. Visitors travelling by car can use one of the surrounding car parks.
