Waterfront fish restaurant on the Grienericksee in Rheinsberg, specializing in fried pike-perch, smoked fish, and trout prepared Müllerin-style, with direct lake access and outdoor seating.
Zum Fischerhof sits directly on the shore of the Grienericksee, the lake on which Rheinsberg Palace was built as Frederick the Great's youthful residence, and specializes in dishes built around the lake's own fish stocks. Fried pike-perch (Zander), smoked fish, and trout prepared Müllerin-style (pan-fried with butter and lemon) are the kitchen's strengths, sourced from the same network of local lake fisheries that also supply Rheinsberg's small fishmongers. The restaurant has direct lake access and outdoor seating that looks across the water toward the palace grounds, making it a natural stop for visitors combining a Rheinsberg Palace tour with a lakeside meal. Hours are reduced in the winter off-season, when Rheinsberg sees far fewer visitors than in the summer lake season.
| Price | €€ |
|---|---|
| Hours | Daily 11:00–21:00, seasonal (reduced hours November–March) |
| Reservations | Recommended for lakeside seating in summer |
| Address | Seestraße, Rheinsberg, near the Grienericksee lakefront |
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Location
Seestraße, Rheinsberg, near the Grienericksee lakefront
Highlights
- Direct shoreline location on the Grienericksee
- Specializes in pike-perch, smoked fish, and Müllerin-style trout
- Fish sourced from local Rheinsberg lake fisheries
- Outdoor seating with views toward Rheinsberg Palace
Tips for visiting
- The smoked fish here comes from the same local lake fisheries that supply Rheinsberg's fish shops
- Ask for a table directly on the water for lake views toward Rheinsberg Palace
When to visit
Lunch, for views across the lake toward Rheinsberg Palace
Accessibility
Lakeside terrace with mostly step-free access; some areas near the shoreline are unpaved.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the fish come from?
It is sourced from local lake fisheries around Rheinsberg and the Grienericksee, the same suppliers used by the town's fish shops.
Is it open year-round?
It operates with reduced hours from November to March, reflecting lower visitor numbers outside the summer lake season.