Fire destroys renowned Black Forest restaurant
By DW
06 January 2020 |
11:49 am
A fire has destroyed one of Germany’s culinary institutions, the Schwarzwaldstube. The Black Forest eatery has held on to its award of three Michelin stars for longer than any other restaurant in Germany.
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