Originally this blog was designed to be in english. Because my blog shouldn't be focused only on the people who live around here, but also addresses visitors from other countries. Many foreign people visit Stuttgart. Not only tourists, but business workers as well. After a hard working day they might want to know about all the great places to go for lunch, dinner, or drinks.

Anyway, recently people started to persuade me to switch to German, because it would emphasise on my main focus group - the people of Stuttgart.

Ok, here's what I do. I will switch to German for now and you will tell me whether you like it or not. If you think my blog is much better to be written in German or if you don't, please drop me a comment or contact me via email.

Maybe we will have both versions in parallel later. Let's see how it's gonna work out.

So long,
Patrick

This is one of the more simple recipe that uses only a few minutes to prepare.
 
For the marinade just take a few herbs (I took basil, chervil, garlic and chili), add olive oil and a twist of fresh pressed lemon juice, and mix it up in a food processor. Season it to taste with salt and pepper.
Cover both sides of the tuna with the marinade. Grill the tuna in a very hot pen (you don't need to add extra oil - the marinade does it well) from both sides (just one minute for each side).
Cover the pan and remove it from the hot plate. Wait for another ten minutes and your steaks are well done.
 
For aside I recommend either fries or rice, and a field salad with cherry tomatos and a simple dressing consisting of olive oil, white wine vinegar, salt, and pepper. 

The Schmidt-Stübl is the best place to have steaks that I know. Next to their recommended portions of steaks (200, 250, or 300 grams) you can order your favorite steak just by giving the amount of meat you want to face with. My very good friend Oliver, who took me there, ordered a 700g steak (I was disappointed that he didn’t take that 1kg monster). With every steak dish they serve the best mixed salad I’ve ever had in a restaurant. It’s very fresh and really fondly prepared. The salad comes with self made bread and several very delicious dip-sauces - also self made I guess. It was really one of the best meals I’ve ever had in a restaurant - my complements!

Conclusion:
Quality of food: high
Gusto of food: awesome
Rating: 10 out of 10

My favorite fast food restaurant in Stuttgart is the GIO Asia Gourmet-Imbiss. The very friendly owners and the big amount of cooks and waitresses serve delicious food varying from typical Thai food to all kinds of Asian dishes. The quality of the food is very good for the low price. It’s fresh made and often more than enough to feed you up for the rest of the day. Next to the good priced fast food the menu covers higher priced and elaborated dishes for the demanding customer. I don’t know if the food is really original. I guess the recipes are modified a little bit for the average European. But the food tastes great, anyway. I always enjoy the Thai food very much.

Conclusion:
Quality of food: good
Gusto of food: tasty
Rating: 8 out of 10

Due to the lack of spare time in my life I do not get around to cook very often. So I go out for lunch or dinner quite frequently. When I was new to Stuttgart I found it hard to figure out which restaurants have really good food. I mean not only just tasteful food, but food that is really worth eating (and paying for).

At this site I recommend you all the great places that offer the most delicious food in town. As well I report about the places that should be punished for their bad food. I hope you'll enjoy it.

Please keep commenting the reviews.

Cheers,
Patrick