Altes Gasthaus Leve - Münster

The Leve Inn is located in the middle of the old town, well accessible by bus and bike. In addition to non-students, tourists also like to mix among the audience, as there are, among other things, genuine Westphalian dishes in the Leve and a visit to Münster. A table reservation is urgently advised. Outside you can sit conditionally, there are a few small tables on the street as well as a smoker meeting outside the door. We were there with eight people for a small celebration, which we looked at in terms of clothing, because the dress code in the Leve is more casual and not sprinkled. We were still allowed to clean after we were kindly welcomed. The service was attentive and friendly throughout the evening and knew well with spice and potion. As an aperitif she recommended the house aperitif, forest berry liqueur with dry champagne and small raspberries (5,20€ . Well cooled, slightly sweet, but also herb due to the champagne, fits. Beverage selection is quite large, especially regional hammocks and the good Augustinian raw material are recommended. We chose the Augustiner Maibock (0.5l to €5.20, fresh and strong. There were water bottles at the table, whose exchange was a bit slow. The menu offers appetizers/small dishes (4,20€-16,50€, soups, western-fälische specialties (3,20€-17.00€ ), fish meat and pan dishes (from 14,00€ , vegetarians (up to 13€ , desserts (4,80€-9,50€ and extra asparagus dishes). On the way there were some wedding soup (4.80€ or beaten beard soup with salmon strips (5.20€ and warm cumin rolls with mett and onion rings (3.80€ ), most of which were the men at the table. As main dishes, we chose the following: red beech fillet in beard cream with cherry tomatoes, with salt potatoes (sold separately, 17,80€, esserin satisfied, on rates of operation Mai- Bockseparate served in elder sauce with red cabbage and late zle (sold separately, 18,50€, meat wonderfully tender, sauce spicy, esser satisfied The man chose the squirrel back with crust in cumin jus, vegetable bouquet and clot (16.80€ and was very satisfied. The crust crumbled, the meat was tender, the vegetables were crisp and the cumin jus were not intrusively cumin. I had the salad with fresh asparagus in Vinaigrette on leaf salads with a big ham (10.50€). On leaf salads was interpreted as a salad leaf in the middle. After all, there were some cherry tomatoes and a few crusty ham cubes. The Vinaigrette was abundantly dosed, the asparagus almost floated. Tastefully the sauce did not meet my taste, too little acidity, hardly seasoned. From the crowd and for the price, the court was absolutely appropriate and the asparagus was good. Overall, however, this combo did not blow me away from the stool at all. However, the bread served was very tasty. As dessert there were still walnut cups with ice, caramel sauce, crook, caramelized nuts and cream (6.50€ , men's cream (5.20€ and rhabarber crumble with ice cream (6.20€). My espresso (2.50€ was small, black and strong and made ready for the Maibowle from Mosel-Riesling with forest master, applesines and sparkling (650€ gling). The atmosphere in the Leve is western-fälisch-gemülich ( fireplace, wooden benches, despite the full house it was not unbearable loud. Waiting times for food and drinks absolutely appropriate to fast, we always got all at once with eight people. Service friendly and competent, cleanliness is given. The ladies' toilets are treppab, which can be a problem for disabled people. The food of the competitors was very good, especially the meat quality excellent. Unfortunately, I had (not for the first time somehow bad luck with my food, I didn't find it well. And that is simply not served in some dishes, I don't think so. Therefore I do not give stars for the food this time, because my negative impression should not affect the seven other good foods. I can only recommend a visit to the Leve Inn. Be it to drink only the delicious raw material and to eat a small Westphalian snack or to celebrate with a larger group.

We felt the operation was extremely rude. Food and drinks were banned on the table, something we haven't seen yet. It happened to us that the main concern is to end and win as many people as possible in no time. In other Münster restaurants we have eaten much better and were served more beautifully. We're not going back.

Super good service. Although it is full, the staff is flashing and very friendly. The kitchen is good bourgeois and the price is right. At the WE I would preorder a table that is always well visited. You can sit there well and invite the ambience to stay. So... just try.

After a long march through Münster with short breaks, it was expected to stay in the old inn Leve at 7 p.m. All 12 people we had on a big long table without being too tight. Our whole group was NOT affected by the last review, but it was very friendly to use that quickly brought the drinks and the ordered dishes to the table. Salt of roast potatoes was also added. The dishes steamed at our table and everything, including me, had cost it. My pancake was very delicious and was enough to get drunk. The furnishings, as already mentioned in other contributions, typically original western-fälisch with a very old beautiful tile stove in the middle of the restaurant. No wonder this place is older (since 1607) than the decisive Westphalian peace. But this house was first called into the three kings, then from 1765 to Cardinal. The name Altes Gathaus Leve was given only in 1805 when he was acquired by a Johann Bernhard Leve from Warendorf, who then commissioned a beer brewery that existed until World War I. In the Second World War, the house was completely destroyed and rebuilt in 1949 by today's owners. Delft tiles on the walls, oil painting, copper engravings, old household appliances etc. determine the plant. This a little bit about the history of this house from a guest who likes to come back. Conclusion: All 5 of me!

I cannot share the good criticism of the old inn Lebe in this block at all, the restaurant owner must have written himself, because otherwise I cannot explain it to me. I had dinner with my husband on a Saturday afternoon in this inn, as it looks good from the outside and inside, but the appearance is cruel. We had to wait very long for our food and then it was served only lukewarm. It was particularly good for a restaurant with this reputation. But the worst part was the staff, we had to ask several times if we had to drink, they said he was angry; I'll be there, but he didn't come. I didn't feel well treated as a guest, who in turn adapted to the ambience that was very tireless by the unfriendly employees. As a paying guest you can expect some ease. I give this restaurant the schoolnote 5, mostly due to the incompatibility of the staff. Too bad about the good money, because cheap is the inn.