Braustube Schloßturm

Great food. Recommended by our hotel SI-Suites and I am glad they did. Food was very good. Plan to take your time because in Germany they do not rush you like in the states. Highly recommend.

Since I was staying in the hotel across the street, this is the place is very convenient and went here for dinner both times. Since the outdoor beer garden wasn't open, you do have to go downstairs to eat. Lucked out that I was able to get a server who could speak English and explain the dishes to me.

I ordered the Swabian dumplings the first time and then bratwurst. The Swabian dumplings tasted like pierogi with meatloaf filling. Both dishes were fine, but liked the potato salad more. Got the Dinkelacker Privat beer, which was good.

They do take credit cards, which is convenient. One annoying thing, you have to park in the parking lot and you have to be careful when you park under the hotel side. The pricing options was something I got confused with and it cost me more than I needed to pay.

Great location from our hotel at Si Suites. We walked over and enjoyed some delicious local fare. The atmosphere was typical German dark wood and thick wooden furniture. The staff was great. It always amazes me that so many can speak multiple languages. Anyway, they recognized immediately that we were American, spoke English to us, and served us well.
The food was delicious. We all tried something different and everyone loved their meal. I got the schnitzel with potato salad. It was mounded high on my plate, but so good. I managed to eat it all!

Important to know up front: the address for this restaurant is the address for the entire SI-Centrum complex, and shows on the south side of Plieninger Strasse. In reality, Braustube Sclossturm is on the north side of the road in the underground portion of the complex. It can be reached from the main complex by crossing the street at the crosswalk, or by taking the hotel's tunnel under the street (the better bet since the restaurant is underground anyways).

If you are looking for German fare while staying at the Dormero, and don't want to be bothered to walk into Mohringen, this is your best bet. To get here from the hotel, take the underground tunnel from the main complex entrance between the red and white towers (the glass atrium where people enter for the theater). Once you go under the roadway, the tunnel becomes and underground mall of sorts, with several restaurants and shops. Braustube Schlossturm has a biergarten of sorts, cafe seating and wooden benches and tables a bunch of skylights (closed when we were there), and apparently when the weather is nice they have an actual outdoor biergarten over by the lobby for the Dormero (also closed when we were there).

As always, seating is seat-yourself, and a server will show up eventually. We didn't have to wait too long for our server here, and out beers came out quickly as well. My schweineschnitzel with fries was fine; nothing exciting, but schweineschnitzel rarely is. The schweinshaxe looked decent, and my colleague happily polished it off, but I've seen better elsewhere in Stuttgart (e.g., Altstadtlokal Funzel in Sindelfingen).

Bottom Line: Probably your best choice in the hotel complex itself, but there are better options not too far away if you are willing to walk towards or into Mohringen.

Large portions, lots of seating. A little tricky to spot as it is not seen on the Main Street. The location is more under the theater by the SI Suites. Parking is also a little bit strange, again follow the signs for parking at the theater.

Customer Service was great, great location right next to our hotel. However the food had no flavor.
Would I go back? For the beer yes for the food no!

Good location next to hotel , fair for German food. Service good. Selection very limited. Food not very tasty. Deserts disappointed. Beer was good. I would only consider this if stuck at hotel