At Mythos-Feinkost, a small eatery and take-out place in the Killesberg section of Stuttgart, Germany, a plate of antipasti costs just less than 10 euros. The serving includes a variety of delicious peppers and cheeses. Mythos-Feinkost also has a very good wine selection. (John Vandiver/Stars and Stripes)
At Mythos-Feinkost, a small eatery and take-out place in the Killesberg section of Stuttgart, Germany, a plate of antipasti costs just less than 10 euros. The serving includes a variety of delicious peppers and cheeses. Mythos-Feinkost also has a very good wine selection. (John Vandiver/Stars and Stripes)
Mythos-Feinkost is located at the small shopping center at Killesberg, near the entrance to Killesberg Park. Parking is available at the shopping center's underground garage. The eatery offers antipasti, "paninis" and a host of carry-out items. (John Vandiver/Stars and Stripes)
Mythos-Feinkost has a few small tables for simple sit-down meals of antipasti. It is a good place to stop while out and about at Killesberg Park in Stuttgart, Germany. The eatery is near the entrance to the park in the northern part of the city. (John Vandiver/Stars and Stripes)
I’ve dropped by the small antipasto place in Killesberg more times than I can count, but always for takeout.
And every time I get the same thing — big cups of spicy roasted eggplant cheese paste and marinated butter beans.
Mythos-Feinkost, a small Greek wine and cheese shop located at the shopping center in the Killesberg section of Stuttgart, has been serving an array of appetizing appetizers for several years.
The main business is takeout, but many people also drop by for lunch. There are about five small tables where you can sit down for a delicious plate of antipasti, and that is just what I did on a recent walk through Killesberg Park.
I should have done so sooner.
For 9.50 euros, I had a plate loaded with little delicacies. Two can eat for 12.50 euros. It was a bit pricey, but the serving size was ample. It included octopus, a couple of spicy cheese pastes, garlicky olives, marinated butter beans and an assortment of peppers.
The plate comes with a basket of crusty bread that’s perfect for mopping up all the marinades left behind.
I was so stuffed I was belching garlic well into the night.
If antipasti isn’t your thing, Mythos-Feinkost offers a range of panini sandwiches and an extensive wine list.
The menu is limited, but sometimes that’s a plus. At Mythos-Feinkost, they do just a few things, but they do them well.
So if you’re out and about at Killesberg Park, one of Stuttgart’s best green spots, be sure to give it a try.
Mythos-FeinkostLocation: Am Hoehenpark 4, which is near the entrance to Killesberg Park in the northern part of Stuttgart.
Hours: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays.
Dress: Casual
Menu: In German only
