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Ronneburg Restaurant Ronneburg Restaurant Breakfast (served from 8:00am until 10:30am) Family Style - $13.95 All omelets come with fried potatoes on the side All you can eat ham, bacon, eggs*, fried potatoes, fruit, Ham & Cheese Omelet - $9.95 and toast with homemade strawberry rhubarb jam. Sausage & Cheese Omelet - $9.95 Includes one Amana style thin pancake per person. Vegetable & Cheese Omelet - $10.95 Children aged 6 to 12 - $8.95 Comes with peppers, mushrooms, onions, tomatoes Children under 5 - $4.95 Ronneburg Choice - $10.95 Extra Sides #1 - Bacon, eggs, fried potatoes, toast Amana pancake short stack - $4.95 #2 - Ham, eggs, fried potatoes, toast Bacon, sausage, or ham - $3.50 Toast (two slices) - $1.75 #3 - Sausage, eggs, fried potatoes, toast Fruit (mixed) - $3.50 Apps and Baskets All baskets come with French fries Chicken Drummies Basket - $8.95 French Fries - $3.95 Chicken Tenders Basket - $ 8.95 Breaded Mushrooms - $5.95 Cod Fillet Basket - $8.95 Mozzarella Sticks - $5.95 Pickled Ham : Small - $2.95 Large - $5.95 Onion Rings - $5.95 Pickled Beets : Small - $2.50 Large - $4.95 Combo Sampler - $7.95 (onion rings, mushrooms, mozzarella sticks) Pretzel with Beer Cheese - $4.95 Soups Homemade soups made daily Soup Cup - $3.95 Soup Bowl - $5.50 Bread Basket - $1.75 Salads All salads come with lettuce, carrots, cucumbers, peppers, red onions, and tomatoes. Garden Salad (vegetables only) - $7.95 Grilled Chicken Salad - $10.95 Crispy Chicken Salad - $10.95 Available Dressings ■ Ronneburg House (buttermilk/sour cream) ■ Ranch ■ French ■ Blue Cheese ■ Thousand Island ■ Honey Mustard Platters Platters are served with… ■ Coleslaw ■ Bread & Butter ■ Hot Vegetables ■ Fried Potatoes Sides are not refillable like on family style. On Sundays mashed potatoes are served instead of fried potatoes. Pork Beef Smoked Pork Chop - $13.95 G Oven Baked Steak - $15.95 Applewood smoked pork chop topped with Fuji apples. Tender beef slowly baked in its Jäger Schnitzel - $13.95 own gravy with caramelized onions. Rouladen - $14.95 Pork loin cutlet, hand cut then breaded in our schnitzel blend and grilled. Mushroom gravy is served on the side. A German specialty. Slow cooked tender beef steak layered with bacon, German mustard, carrots, and onions G Pork Sausages - $13.95 wrapped around a pickle spear. Baked in a special gravy. Two types of locally made sausage; smoked and fresh. Comes with spätzle. Amana Ham - $12.95 G Sauerbraten - $14.95 Lightly smoked cut of tender ham. Another German specialty of the Ronneburg. Marinated beef in a special blend of seasonings and sweet and sour sauce made with Amana wine. Samples are available. Wiener Schnitzel - $14.95 Veal breaded in our special schnitzel blend and grilled. Chicken Bavarian Chicken - $13.95 G Grilled chicken breast topped with melted Swiss cheese and ham. Fish Broasted Chicken - $13.95 G Two pieces hand breaded bone-in chicken. Tilapia - $12.95 All white for an additional $1.50. Grilled and seasoned whitefish fillet with lemon pepper. Hähnchen Schnitzel - $13.95 Chicken breast breaded in our homemade Ronneburg schnitzel blend and grilled. Sandwiches Reuben - $9.95 Hamburger - $7.95 Served on marbled rye bread with Additional $.55 for American cheese; $1.00 for bacon. corned beef, sauerkraut, and swiss cheese. Swissburger - $9.95 Thousand Island is served on the side. Swiss cheese with grilled onions and mushrooms. Pork Tenderloin - $8.95 The Builder - $10.95 A thick, tenderized pork cut that is Hot roast beef sandwich covered in gravy. breaded and fried. Served on a bun. Served with potatoes in the center. Brat & Kraut - $6.95 Schnitzel Sandwich - $8.95 Mild bratwurst from our local Amana meat shop. Wiener, jäger, or hähnchen served on either a Served on a bun with sauerkraut on the side. brioche bun or marbled rye bread. Sides for sandwiches ■ Coleslaw ($1.95) ■ French Fries ($2.50) ■ Cottage Cheese ($2.55) ■ Potato Salad ($2.95) ■ Fried Potatoes ($2.25) ■ Sauerkraut Salad ( $2.75) ■ Pickled Beets ($2.75) Family Style Family style entrées include all of the sides listed below... ■ Coleslaw ■ Cottage Cheese ■ Pickled Beets ■ Bread & Butter ■ Hot Vegetables ■ Fried Potatoes & Gravy ■ Hot Sauerkraut All sides above are refillable. Mashed potatoes are served on Sundays instead of fried. You may share the family style sides and entrée with one person for $9.95. Pork Beef Ham Steak - $17.95 G Oven Baked Steak - $18.95 R Very large (16 oz), lightly smoked bone-in ham. Slowly baked for several hours in its own gravy with caramelized onion. Jäger Schnitzel - $16.95 R Rouladen - $17.95 R Pork loin cutlet, hand cut then breaded in our schnitzel blend and grilled. Mushroom gravy is served on the side. Tender, thin cut of beef steak that is layered with bacon, onions, carrots, and German mustard then wrapped G Pork Sausage Combo - $17.95 around a pickle spear. Slowly baked in its own gravy. Three sausages from our local Amana meat shop. Limited amount available per day. A fresh sausage, smoked bratwurst, and bratwurst. Sauerbraten - $17.95 R R G Smoked Pork Chop - $16.95 Tender cuts of marinated beef made with Amana wines Grilled bone-in pork chop topped with Fuji apples. with a special blend of spices and sweet and sour sauce. Samples are available. Wiener Schnitzel - $17.95 R Tenderized veal that is breaded in our own Chicken special schnitzel blend of spices and grilled. Bavarian Chicken - $18.95 G Two boneless chicken breasts grilled with ham and melted Swiss cheese. Fish Broasted Chicken - $16.95 G Four pieces of hand breaded bone-in chicken. Tilapia - $15.95 $1.50 extra for all white meat. Grilled whitefish fillet with lemon pepper. Hähnchen Schnitzel - $16.95 R A chicken breast breaded with our homemade Ronneburg schnitzel blend and grilled. Special Options Two Entrée Combination Extra Schnitzel Cutlet No Entrée Family Style $20.95 Ala carte order of schnitzel $12.95 Choose between two Ronneburg Hähnchen - $4.95 Only the family style sides. Specialty entrées indicated by the Jäger - $4.95 Vegetarian Option. R “ ”. Wiener - $4.95 Ronneburg Specialty Entrée. Gluten-Free Entrée R Served with a side of spätzle. G Beverages Soft Drinks - $2.55 Coffee - $2.55 Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Sprite, Pibb Xtra, Mellow Yellow, Milk - $2.55 Gold Peak Raspberry Tea, Minute Maid Lemonade Hot or Iced Tea - $2.55 Millstream Soda Bottles - $2.75 Juice - $2.55 Root Beer or Cream Soda Orange, Apple, Cranberry, Grapefruit, Tomato (Beer, wine, liquor, and cocktails are also available. To see what we have, check the bar menu located on your table.) Desserts Pies - $3.95 Cheesecake - $4.95 Ask your server about pies available today. Topped with caramel, chocolate, or cherries. Pie a la mode - $4.95 Sundaes (chocolate or caramel) - $3.95 Vanilla Ice Cream - $2.95 Millstream Root Beer Float - $4.95 Extra Orders Small Garden Salad - $3.95 Pickled Beets - $2.75 Cottage Cheese - $2.55 Potato Salad - $2.95 Sauerkraut Salad - $2.75 Hot Sauerkraut - $2.55 Coleslaw - $1.95 Spätzle - $2.95 Children’s Menu Children’s menu items include one side of either apple sauce, cottage cheese, or French fries. Chicken Tenders - $5.95 Grilled Cheese - $4.95 Cod Fillets - $5.95 Mini Corn Dogs - $5.95 History of the Ronneburg Restaurant The restaurant is named after the “Ronneburg” castle in Hesse, Germany. The castle has significance to the Amana community because it provided refuge for the town ancestors when they were fleeing religious persecution in the 18th century. Several pictures and paintings of the Ronneburg Castle can be seen in our dining rooms. Built in 1860, the Ronneburg Restaurant was a communal kitchen serving Amana residents until 1932. The atmosphere in the dining rooms during the communal era differed considerably from now. Men ate at one table while the women and children ate at another. You were allowed fifteen minutes for your meal and you were expected to use it just for eating. Conversation was frowned upon and music was strictly forbidden. In 1950, the Ronneburg opened its doors as a family restaurant and has been serving German style food ever since! .
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