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„My cuisine is based on natural ingredients of the best quality and preparation. Real enjoyment arises where things carry each other and thus become something distinctive almost as if by itself. Experience the half-timbering in the architecture of my kitchen.“ - Daniel Raub


In his Genießer Stube, the award-winning gourmet restaurant at Landhaus Biewald, chef Daniel Raub creates unforgettable culinary delights. The excellent dishes are accompanied by a high-quality selection of wines. The Genießer Stube is open Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
We are happy to accommodate special requests and dietary restrictions; please let us know when you make your reservation.


Our Chef

Daniel Raub

The Genießer Stube restaurant at Landhaus Biewald has already received numerous awards.

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Testimonials (in german)


  • Guide Michelin

    „In der Küche stellt Daniel Raub das Produkt in den Mittelpunkt und kocht ohne viel Schnickschnack, aber mit viel Ausdruck.“

  • Der Gusto

    „Intensive Geschmacksnuancen, harmonisch ineinandergreifende natürliche Texturen, klug gesetzte Kontraste – so funktioniert die schnörkellose Genussküche á la Daniel Raub!“

  • Gault&Millau

    „Raub konzentriert sich auf wenige, aber immer stimmige Komponenten und verzichtet auf alles Unnötige auf dem Teller.“

  • Der große Guide

    „Daniel Raub setzt die kulinarische Familientradition in ihrer schönsten und genussvollsten Form fort: Er präsentiert eine durchdachte, gerne saisonale Produktküche mit innovativen, tiefgründigen Speisen.“

  • Feinschmecker

    „Bei Daniel Raub steht ein Produkt im Mittelpunkt, Zubereitung und Präsentation sind eher klassisch.“

    Über Daniel Raub


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    With a small detour to chef training

    The path to becoming a chef was not as clear-cut as one might assume. Of course, in a family business, young people often help out with service, and they quickly become familiar with how everything works in the kitchen and restaurant. Nevertheless, or perhaps precisely because of this, Daniel Raub wanted to try something completely different first. His mother Karin still laughs when she remembers how little Daniel did an internship with a tax advisor at the end of his school days.

    But this completely different world of a purely office-based job quickly opened his eyes: this was not what he wanted his future to look like. And so he ended up following a path that seems to be in the family genes: training to become a chef.

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    Years of travel and career

    Raub began his training at Restaurant Hohenhaus in Herleshausen, Hesse, which at the time had been awarded a Michelin star. It was probably here that he first developed the desire to earn one of these stars himself. Raub\’s rise was rapid, and he soon found himself in illustrious circles, working for three-star chef Dieter Müller at the Schlosshotel Lehrbach. After several years of traveling, Raub returned to his homeland and his parents\’ business.

    In November 2014, the Genießer Stube at Landhaus Biewald was awarded its first Michelin star.

    Press and media


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    Guide: Fallstaff says

    90 points in the Falstaff Restaurant and Inn Guide Germany 2026

    Daniel Raub\’s cuisine speaks for itself: it combines haute French cuisine with seasonal delicacies and focuses on the essentials. Enjoyment is guaranteed in this cozy establishment.

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    Guide | Gourmetführer GUSTO Deutschland

    Substantial, high-quality classic cuisine

    Not far from Göttingen and easily accessible by train, the Genießerstube restaurant at the Romantikhotel Landhaus Biewald has long been one of the region’s leading establishments when it comes to substantial, high-quality classic cuisine.

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    Guide Michelin says

    A kitchen full of finesse

    Daniel Raub is already the third generation in this dedicated family business. In the “Genießer Stube” at “Landhaus Biewald,” he serves classic French-inspired cuisine with seasonal ingredients, eschewing frills and focusing on the product itself