Baroque palace meets baroque seating pleasure
Speisemeisterei at Hohenheim Palace
A place that has breathed the elegance of bygone eras throughout the centuries rises majestically at the gates of Stuttgart: Hohenheim Palace. Built between 1772 and 1793, today it is best known as the home of the University of Hohenheim, nestled in the enchanting Hohenheim Gardens. Friedrich Schiller himself, inspired by the English landscape architecture of the park, described the beauty of the palace with the words: »But the nature we find in this English garden is no longer the one we started from. It is nature animated with spirit and exalted by art.«
In the middle of this historic ambience, in the palace's cavalier building, there is a place that combines the tradition of the palace with a modern and exquisite gastronomic experience: the »Speisemeisterei«. Originally set up as a canteen, it has shone as a restaurant since 1985, following the concept of a one-menu concept with six or seven courses, even catering for special diets on request. Vegetarians are welcome by prior arrangement!
- CategoryRestaurant
- LocationStuttgart
- EquipmentDining
- PhotographyAnja Tischler
The heart of the Speisemeisterei is undoubtedly head chef Stefan Gschwendtner. Working at the restaurant since 2008 and head chef since 2016, he has developed a style that is both refined and accessible. His dishes are like works of art on the plate, with an interplay of regional specialties and international delicacies. Whether it's Calmbach trout from the Black Forest with cucumber, elderflower and whey or Norwegian scallops with radish, ice kale and caviar - every creation bears witness to Gschwendtner's masterful signature.
Speisemeisterei
Schloss Hohenheim
70599 Stuttgart
The FAYE upholstered chair from KFF fits seamlessly into this environment. The baroque feel of the comfortable chair, which is even more apparent in the baroque palace, and the simultaneously understated simplicity of the smooth upholstery create an aesthetic of harmony. Designed with an eye for clear lines and subtle details, harmony and elegance merge in the FAYE - just like in Stefan Gschwendtner's kitchen philosophy. The careful upholstery of the FAYE offers maximum comfort for the discerning guest, while the design forms an aesthetic symbiosis with the opulent ambience of the castle.
The ambience of the Speisemeisterei is characterized by an exciting contrast: the lounge-like interior meets the luxurious baroque style of the castle. A visit to the Speisemeisterei not only promises culinary highlights, but also a journey through the history of the castle, the region and the senses in general. It is not for nothing that the »Speisemeisterei« is considered the best restaurant in the state capital of Baden-Württemberg.
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