RadServiceStation - bike-friendly refreshment stop
As a RadServiceStation, the Food Court beer garden is a good place to stop for refreshments and help with minor punctures or flat tires. During a stopover, cyclists can replenish their lost energy with energy-rich food and continue their tour refreshed.
In addition to the standard services of a bike service station, the following bike-specific free services await you in the food court:
Provision of hygiene articles
Refilling water bottles
Rental of bike locks
The Food Court concept
The idea originally comes from Singapore. There, the “Hawker Food Center” has almost 90 independent stalls. The food court is the Swabian answer to Singapore: a “FOOD COURTLE”. The advantage for guests is the walk-in menu. They can get their food directly from the four food stands and watch it being made - because showing off your cuisine gives you a clear conscience.
With almost 1,500 seats, the food court is Heilbronn's largest beer garden and also the second largest in Baden-Württemberg. The “Lo Stadio” restaurant is independent, as are the food stalls. You can be served on the spacious terrace and order Italian dishes à la carte.
Food Court - the family-friendly beer garden
If the children are happy, parents can also spend some relaxing hours. Highlights include the giant bouncy cushion, a climbing wall, a bobby car race track, slides and a carousel. All food stands also offer children's meals.
Food Court - the barrier-free beer garden
In 2005, the Food Court was awarded the gold medal in the national competition “Welcome on vacation - family time without barriers” - awarded by the Federal Ministry for Families. In 2010 it won the Golden Wheelchair at the CMT trade fair in Stuttgart.
Food Court - the weizen beer garden on the Neckar
When it comes to the selection of drinks, the Food Court pays particular attention to variety. Four types of yeast beer are offered on tap. The regional connection is also a top priority here: the juices from neighbors “Gunkel” are almost like freshly squeezed, so to speak.
