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The landlady does the cooking herself.

This is what the Sauerland tastes like.

Whether it's a drink after work in the Bierstube, Sunday lunch in the restaurant or an afternoon on the Seebühne by the stream – there is always a place laid for you at the Kleiner family's table.

Smoked salmon on potato rösti, with a freshly pulled beer
Sauerland cooking · Seasonal

Our kitchen

Honest. Seasonal. From the region.

Judith Kleiner stands at the stove herself, as her mother and grandmother did before her, while her father Egon pulls the pints. The family is the third generation to run the inn. What reaches the plate comes from close by wherever possible: from our own hunt and from farms in the neighbourhood.

  • Game from our own hunt, vegetables from the region
  • Sausage and ham – still home-made here
  • In autumn, game and mushroom dishes from the woods around us
  • A menu that changes with the seasons, and a separate one at Sunday lunchtime

Indoors & out

Three places, three moods.

From the bright restaurant through the hearty Bierstube to the beer garden – take your pick, whatever suits you today.

Laid tables in the restaurant, with a pale wooden floor and a view of the greenery outside

Restaurant

Conservatory & parlour

Pale wood, plenty of daylight and a view of the greenery outside. The right place for Sunday lunch and for long evenings for two.

A laid table in the Bierstube with freshly pulled beer, a plate of salad and a rose

Bierstube

Hearty and snug

Freshly pulled beer, with home-made open sandwiches and other rustic bites. Here guests and people from Stockum sit at the same bar.

Beer garden with parasols by the Stockum stream

Beer garden

35 seats in the open air

A cold pils after a walk or a bike ride, Sauerland air and the stream you can hear from here.

The Seebühne terrace with laid tables right beside the Stockum stream
Seebühne · by the Stockum stream

Our terrace by the stream

The Seebühne.

20 seats right beside the Stockum stream. The water runs past your table, and if you like, you can slip off your shoes and cool your feet. On warm evenings it is the best seat in the house – even though it is outdoors.

  • 20 seats; booking recommended on summer weekends
  • Coffee and home-made cake in the afternoon
  • If it rains, we move into the parlour and the conservatory
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Menu

What comes to the table today.

Our menu changes with the seasons – so we would rather print it fresh than let it go out of date here. The current version is ready as a PDF, and on the phone we are happy to tell you what is in the pot this week.

We are happy to cook for larger parties of 11 or more by arrangement – write to us, and we will put a menu together.

Opening hours

When the kitchen cooks for you

Inn

  • Mondayfrom 16:00
  • TuesdayClosed
  • Wednesday – Saturdayfrom 15:00
  • Sunday10:30 – 15:00

Hot food

  • Wednesday – Saturday17:00 – 20:00
  • Sunday (lunchtime)12:00 – 13:30
  • TuesdayClosed

Because of our closing times we are unfortunately unable to offer half board on Tuesdays and Sundays. Separate hours apply on public holidays.

Good to know

So that you enjoy your meal

  • À la carte for up to 10 people – larger parties welcome if you order in advance
  • At Sunday lunchtime we offer a separate menu
  • Special requests and dietary needs on enquiry
  • Our service team will answer questions about allergens before you order