Staff and service are excellent. Great German food and a good selection of German beers.
Arrived here on a weekday and it was very quiet. Was greeted quickly and told to sit anywhere we liked. The ambience was great, decor seemed like I was sitting in a cosy restaurant in Germany.
Ordered a chicken schnitzel that came with fries and salad. For $23 it was fantastic! The food served a large helping and even decided to get dessert too. Best strudel I've had in a long time, with a side of kiwi, pineapple, cream and ice cream.
Overall the food was great, large selection of beers and schnapps. Probably best to visit on the weekend when it's more buzzing. Great service!
I’d avoided going here for years based on earlier Zomato reviews, but noticing a slight uplift in them and an apparent change of management, I gave it a go with some friends the other day. I’m glad I finally went here - it well and truly exceeded my expectations.
The bretzl was soft and warm with satisfying shards of salt that went down well with a cold German beer. The small veal schnitzel I had was delicious, thin, and not dry, despite the outside being perfectly crispy. It was also quite large, despite being a small version! The potato salad and cranberry sauce it was served with both accompanied the schnitzel wonderfully. My dining companions enjoyed their wieners, and groestels. I also have to recommend that you save room for the apfelstrudel for dessert! It’s served with custard and ice cream and isn’t too soft nor too dry; the filling is sweet yet offers a distinct apple taste, and the pastry still flaky.
The vibe is very old school, which oozes a lot of charm and appeal to me. There was a musician playing traditional German drinking songs and lots of old photos and paintings of German towns on the walls, which is quaint. With a starter of bretzl, a main, a dessert and a 500ml beer each the bill came to around $50 a head - maybe on the pricier side of things, but I will be back nonetheless!
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