Boxenstopp STUTTGART

3 Angelina De Castro - 7 months ago

The bistro is accessible without an entrance fee. Reservation is possible. We decided not to eat here, options seem a tad limited. After hours being engrossed in the museum, a Zitrone sorbet was the zingy and fresh pit stop that I needed.

5 Joe Traveler - 3 years ago

Not much selection but what they do offer is?top rate. No waiting and quick service with a smile. Indoor or outdoor service. Located within the main ground floor just next to ticketing. They even offer a heathly choice for those. not eating meat. great for a quicj coffee and pastry as well as a full meal

5 Summer Love - 11 months ago

Clean and neat. Food is served hot too. Simple and cozy cafeteria. Reasonable price.

4 N O E L - 3 years ago

One of the two restaurants located inside Porsche Museum, love the quality of the food, decent sized servings and good service overall.

Ideal place to dine and relax before or after visiting Porsche Museum. It does get busy with short wait times however well worth the wait as you get to enjoy and unwind.

Highly recommended, will definitely return again if I get the opportunity to visit Porsche Museum.

3 Eduard Beiline - 3 months ago

Burger was a little overcooked and bun was to criped up. Didn't like that there were literally no sides.

2 Robert Radu - a year ago

Amazing engineering and Architecture in this building, I wish I could say the same about the food, took the snitzel, deep fried and overcooked and oversalted.
Somebody hire a real chef please , it's a bad image for such a high class brand.

2 Robert Scigiel - a year ago

Unexpected dissapointment in the temple of Porsche. Fast food items, defrozen french fries, ketchup in packets and coffee from an automatic machine. Serve yourself system buffet style, ready made mostly fries meals, but three cooks are unable to cope with the situation and you sit waiting for the defrozen pommes and schnitzel for over 20minutes. Avoid if you prefer more than average service and meals.