Manor Oktoberfest

The service was great. Very welcoming. Go for a burger and beer alone or with friends and it won’t disappoint. Food was good too. The pretzel was good but it was cooked twice because it got really hard too fast.

We just held our daughter’s first birthday in the beautiful, well lit, private room and we had such a fun, memorable experience! The staff were friendly, easygoing, and very professional - especially our hostess Carrie. She communicated with us throughout the party and accommodated our needs. All our guests enjoyed and complimented the food - people were able to pack leftovers and there was nothing left at the end. We ordered a large pretzel for each table to start and they were delicious! Highly recommended venue for parties! Thank you again to Carrie, Mark and all the staff for going above and beyond!!

The restaurant has prime visibility from the street, but their service is what's truly visible. You pay little but get acceptable food quality. The employee talked just enough but gave us space. I've ordered widely and been pleased throughout. Have a great time enjoying the food.

My large group was seated in a separate area, though not very private, and was tight bec not enough space for the number of people reserved for. Found the meat dry in the schnitzels and pork chop dishes. Didn't really like the pork chop flavor. Apps and sides were just ok.

Service was GREAT!! Atmosphere was wonderful, very clean. The food was good. We had the bratwurst which was excellent. We also went with the fish and chips which was o.k. breading was greasy and the fries were not so good. Beer was outstanding. Apple Strudle for dessert was amazing. If we go back I would definitely stick with the wurst and a beer.

Great food and service..I took my kids here with me and they had a great time, very kid friendly with large booths. Good kids menu and great food!

Atmosphere, cuisine, service, bar, food quality, everything was top notch!! First time in and it felt like our friendly neighborhood bar. Started with pierogies and pretzel, both great! I had the jagerschnitzel with spaetzel and red cabbage, phenomenal and coworker had sauerbraten and fries. Everything came out quick and hot. There was nothing left on any plate AND THEN the had cappuccino crumb cake for desert special. Paired perfect with a cup of coffee. Now let’s talk about service. Nadine was fantastic! A big part of the reason we felt right at home! Perfect balance of small talk, but not annoying and kept the drinks flowing and recommendations coming! Highly recommend sitting with her if you stop in!

Good place to get a drink and probably skip the food. Pretzel isn’t that good being too soft and crust isn’t crispy. I tried better. Place - this place is large and can be for big parties. There is a party area in the back but didn’t see it myself. The tables are huge and can get busy after 1 or 2 pm. Food - food is dry and lack flavor. Or that can be just how German food is like but I had tried other in Berlin and in Brooklyn. The pork breading is too dry and lacking flavor. They should change up the recipe as there are better. Pretzel is a disappointment. We end up having all our food to go maybe for late night snack. They make great drunk food. Service is the best part. They are so friendly and quick with the food. Didn’t have to wait long for our check. Summary is worth one visit and mostly come for the beer to be honest.

What in the name of giant pretzels did I just eat? Having never really explored German cuisine, I was not prepared for the size of what showed up on my plate, but the best part, it was great and accompanied by a side of goose liver pàte which I was delighted to find , I actually loved. The atmosphere was super cool, but the best part of the excursion: challenging my partner to drink an entire boot of beer. Yes you heard that right, practically a life size 64 oz glass of beer. The Germans definitely "go big or go home".

A Clean, Well-Lighted Place. Stopped in for some holiday libations with some old friends. Bar tender was efficient and friendly. Drinks were on point. Alas, I did not try any food as by the time I inquired as to placing an order, the kitchen had closed for the evening. Next time.

Have been coming in since they opened. Always good service with a smile!! Pretzels are great. Sauerbraten Eggrolls ok. Maybe too dry. Mushroom truffle pierogies were very truffly. But good. The pastrami Reuben is one of my all time fav sandwiches and this one is fantastic. Side of cucumber salad and yum! Cocktails are great! Super dirty martini was super dirty!! Beer always good and cold. Have had parties here too. Wonderful party room in the back. They do great catering. Glad we r local !!

Was invited to a family gathering here. We were seated in a separate area, though not very private, and was tight bec not enough space for the number of people reserved for. Found the meat dry in the schnitzels and pork chop dishes. Didn't really like the pork chop flavor. Apps and sides were just ok.

Great service and crowd. Everything we tried from the extensive menu was great. Wonderful selection of beer on tap. Generous portions. Lively bar scene with TV to watch sports. Jan served us at the bar making sure everyone was served promptly with a smile. He had great recommendations, too. Come by if you're looking for a fun time, great service and authentic, delicious German meal in a comfortable and casual atmosphere.

Its always a fun time at Manor Oktoberfest - The food is flavorful & the drinks are always flowing with a large list of beers on tap. I love sitting outside so the front courtyard is a great place to be on a sunny day. The wait staff is very nice & management is very accommodating to large parties.

This is a local go to spot for our family, especially after our nephew's baseball game. Always solid portions and the kind of beer that brings us back to Munich. Nice outdoor area and shout out to Carrie who was so very fun to chat with and was an attentive server. During the day it feels calmer but can only imagine it gets rambunctious, like any other beer hall. The outdoor spot is much appreciated by pawrents.

I came here with friends in the neighborhood for a school fundraiser. It was super crowded and busy, and service was a bit slow, but they were on top of things. I ordered the beef sausage with the vinegar- based coleslaw. The meal was delicious and was filling, though I did not feel heavy after eating. Overall, it was a great experience!

I have never physically dined at Manor Oktoberfest but do order delivery quite a few times a month. While I typically like to try new dishes, I seriously love the potato pancakes with apples sauce and kielbasa with sour kraut. I always choose to omit the bun, but I guarantee it would be super tasty enjoyed that way too. I have ordered the pierogi before as well, but I prefer the potato pancakes. If you like German sausage and good food, you'll enjoy Manor Oktoberfest!! Oh, and don't forget to order of bowl of their goulash soup-it's so divine with tender pieces of meat that melt in your mouth.

There is nothing bad about this restaurant they get it right it's clean,it's fun,they take care in providing fresh food and excellent wait staff I been going here for ever perogies and spatzel excellent great bratwurst and saurkraut even the fish and chips all beer is great they have karaoke and it's neighborhood folks supporting them

I usually love manor but yesterday they must have had an off day. The apps were great. The mushroom truffle pierogies and the sauerbraten egg rolls. The pretzel was bland and tasted like bread. Idk if that was what they were going for but I didn't enjoy it due to that fact. My favorite dish from any restaurant is the Hungarian schnitzel however yesterday it wasn't good. It was completely overcooked. The breading was burnt and completely ruined it. It was busy it was Saturday night I understand maybe the cook got a little distressed in the kitchen and got to my pork a little late taking it out. I will go back again soon and try again. Love this place though.

The Forest Hills locations serves great,reasonably priced platters of food.We all took home leftovers.The waitress was supremely nice.Just skip the appetizers-we tryed 4 of them.The eggrolls were the best,the other 3 mediocre.

I enjoyed the service tonight but there was WAY too much dressing on the salad and the shrimp and chips was like eating a SALT BOMB. Note to chef: please don't douse the batter for the shrimp in a ton of salt. It was only edible after I took off the batter. Overall, a good night out but I wish the food was better.

Been a while since I was here, so nice to have a quality German eatery in the area. It has the feel of a real Bavarian pub, at least the few I hit while in the fatherland. The saurbraten was among the best I've had, close to my grandma's. The smoked pork chops; fork tender. Great beer selection. And an amazing waitress, also authentic lyrics German. It's not a "eat here every day", prices are on the high side of moderate. But worth every dollar.

The 5 of us came for Sunday lunch, and there were plenty of tables available. Generally, the food was very good and the portions were large, so we got 4 entrees and an appetizer and it was still too much for us. Bone-in pork chop: surprisingly, this was the winner for most of us in the group. It was so juicy and moist with lots of flavor without being overly salty. I'd get this again. Pretzel with Chicken Liver Pate: The pretzel overall was soft, although the top braid was a little too tough. The pate though was amazing - fresh, airy, and flavorful and went very well with the pretzel. The pate is tied with the pork chop for my top choices. Sauerbraten: This beef indeed does have a sweet/sour sauce which was good, and a nice contrast to the other dishes. The portion is a little bit smaller compared to the other dishes. 2 Wurst combo: We got the Mozart and the Kraimer wurst - both were good, and the Kraimer had a little spice kit that made it nice. Because they knew we were going to share, the chef cut up the sausages for us, which was nice. The jaegersnitzel was the most disappointing. It was not crispy, and the meat was too thick to be tender for a snitzel. The mushroom sauce was fine, and we did ask for it on the side, but even still. Each dish came with its own sides. In general, I liked the pickled cabbage (on the sweeter side), the sauerkraut, and enjoyed the spaktle more than I usually have in the past (a little more firm than the ones I've had) but wouldn't necessarily order the spaktle separately. We also got some beer - I got the seasonal Hofbrau seasonal tap, which I can't begin to pronounce, but I enjoyed it very much (don't like beer generally, but a sucker for smooth German beers). The schofferhoffer was good too, but the radler was a bit too much like juice and not refreshing/fizzy enough in my opinion.

We walk by this restaurant almost every week for years. Like a previous poster wrote, never had much interest in German food and the restaurant and space inside didn't look welcoming. We decided to try it due to their pretty outdoor dining spot since it's well decorated, great ambience and comfortable. This place surpassed our expectations. Ordered our beers quickly and several dishes to try. I tried the Schofferhofer grapefruit beer and it was good. I'm always a fan of citrus-flavored beer. It's a very light beer so no worries about it being too heavy to enjoy your meal. Potato pancakes - I'm trying hard to avoid fried foods lately but can't help the need to try it. It's really good, fried nicely and good amount of potato. Seasoned well, not too salty. I tried it with the applesauce that came with it as a dip but I love my applesauce as is so I ate it separately. Hot wings - essentially buffalo wings. Good, standard wings. Came with one piece of celery and dip. Kids schnitzel - Saw the regular portion was giant so ordered kids version for my kids and it came with a choice of a side. We picked mac and cheese and that was devoured by the kids. Very good. Schnitzel was superb. Light breading, quick fry with just enough crunch, tender pork. Crab cakes - pretty good for a non-seafood spot. Very nice! Two Kassler Rippchen - two pork chops with sauerkraut and homefries. Wow, the way they cooked this pork chop is top-notched. I can't remember the last time I had such a tender, well-seasoned, flavorful pork chop in a restaurant. Really good. Great flavor combination with the sauerkraut. Kid-friendly spot, food came out fast, and got to enjoy the atmosphere of a lovely neighborhood. Went to the 99 cent store right after which is right next door. Convenient location. Looking forward to trying other dishes next time.

The food and service was great. Good variety of things to try and everything tastes so comforting and homemade. Lived in the area for several years and glad I finally tried this place. Will definitely be back soon!

Just finished me some bratwurst!! Hunkered down to write this review before I enter a food coma! I purchased a deal for the Oktoberfest package through Groupon which includes an order of Pierogis, an order of Potato Pancakes, Jägerschnitzel - served with home fries & red cabbage, Wurst Platter (one bratwurst, one knackwurst, German potato salad, and sauerkraut) Two Pieces of Apple Strudel and can only be carry out on Weds and Thurs. It's delicious! For what the deal is you get a schnitzel the size of a child's face and two huge wursts! All the sides are very carby and yummy. I've never thought to pair potatoes with applesauce but it's my jam now. The star of the show were the knackwurst and the apple strudel for me. The waitresses were the sweetest people and helped me right away. For a Thursday night the restaurant was packed! I can't wait to come here again for some beer!

Good place to get a drink and probably skip the food. Pretzel isn't that good being too soft and crust isn't crispy. I tried better. Place - this place is large and can be for big parties. There is a party area in the back but didn't see it myself. The tables are huge and can get busy after 1 or 2 pm. Food - food is dry and lack flavor. Or that can be just how German food is like but I had tried other in Berlin and in Brooklyn. The pork breading is too dry and lacking flavor. They should change up the recipe as there are better. Pretzel is a disappointment. We end up having all our food to go maybe for late night snack. They make great drunk food. Service is the best part. They are so friendly and quick with the food. Didn't have to wait long for our check. Summary is worth one visit and mostly come for the beer to be honest.

I recently went for lunch at Manor Oktoberfest and committed a faux pas, I ordered the lunch special, Fish and Chips. Usually, you try and avoid unrelate menu items that don't coincide with the Restaurant specialty, In this case, German cuisine. Now this isn't always the case, Some eateries can make anything taste good regardless of its origins. Unfortunately, I ordered the fish & chips, and wow, it is not that good unless you like your fish inundated with the fryer's oil. I thought dipping the fish in the tartar sauce would help, it kind of did but, I was just masking the taste. Admittingly, I ate most of the fish & fries but, regretted it later with a queasy feeling. Hey, I took a chance At something I like to eat, It just won't happen at MO. Oh yeah, they don't offer this in their main menu and please avoid the Fish & chips at all costs.

First time here. You need to make reservations which we didn't but we're lucky enough to get a bar table where you can still Order food. I could have gone down the list off appetizers and that's what we kind of did Pretzel - delicious Potato pancakes - perfectly crispy and amazing Perogies- eh. They were just potato. Next time I'll try the mushroom Sauerbraten egg rolls - my favorite. Great taste. Knockwurst- super crunch and a little burnt but that's what made it incredible. Serves on a roll with sauerkraut. Corned beef sandwich - very good. Served with carmelized onions German potato salad - served cold but I asked for it to be heated and was much better. Good service Parking not too bad in the neighborhood

Located in Forest Hills, this is the first German restaurant that I have ever tried. My favorite thing to order is the Oktoberfest Pretzel with Chicken Liver Pate. I do find the pretzel to be too salty with the salt so what you can do is order it without the salt! Take some of the chicken liver pate, smear it on the pretzel, and place a sliced onion on top. It's like the perfect combination I tried many of their dishes at their restaurant: from the Jagerschnizel to the Schweinshaxe. Although I enjoy taking a bite or two of these entrees, I do find that they are a bit too heavy for me. For the Jagerschnizel, ask for the sauce on the side so that it doesn't get soggy. I hope to try other entrees here so that I can find my favorite dish. With all the different menu items they have to offer, you're bound to find something you like!

Pros: authentic German cuisine. Food is very good and quite authentic. Beer is great. As well Come: very pricey. An entree will run you $25+ They have another outpost in queens which is a bit smaller. We frequent this establishment once every 6-7 months. As specialty food prices have risen, so have menu prices.

I miss eating a schnitzel and this hit the spot! There was so much choices of food to choose from but had to control ourselves for a party of 4. Everyone loved all the dishes and beer. My picky daughter enjoyed the potato pancakes so much she wanted us to order more. The apple sauce it came with was perfect, not to sweet. My Reuben sandwich was really flavorful and not too salty. The Jager Schnitzel was so good with the mushroom sauce on top, wasn't a fan of the Spatzle which was a pasta but my friend ate it up. My husband enjoyed his Hungarian schnitzel and finished it so fast. He said it paired well with his beer but forgot which one he had. Not sure which Wurst my friend ordered but he enjoyed that as well and we didn't leave any leftovers of anything. The Octoberfest pretzel was warm and came with beer cheese which was tasty. Once the pretzel got cold it became hard so make sure to finish it up first. Social distancing was enforced, 90 minute only dining time which was more than enough. Our waitress and hostess was super friendly. Can't wait to come back to try other dishes and some beer. Go early as this place gets packed. We came at 6pm on a Friday night and beat the rush. They have front patio and indoor dining.

Went there for an early lunch with some friends. We sat at the bar and ordered Classics on the lunch menu. I must say, very delicious and reasonably priced. The service was lovely as well. Totally recommend this place. I give it five stars.

Came here to enjoy the beer garden on a pleasant late winter day. Parking was surprisingly easy on Yellowstone Blvd. I had the freshly tapped Spaten Oktoberfest which is the perfect beer as we Segway out of winter into March. Their draft list focuses on Hofbrau, Pilsners, and some other central / Eastern European beers with Guinness being the exception on tap. For food, we started with the pretzel. I would have skipped ordering that in retrospect. For our main course, we shared the fried truffle pierogies and a schnitzel covered with mushroom gravy with a side of home fries. I'd highly recommend the pierogies and the schnitzel. The schnitzel was super crispy. We didn't have dessert but they looked good in the showcase. I was impressed that they had a nice variety of Harney and sons teas too.

Friendly service and delicious kielbasa and bratwurst . A good assortment of beers too.

Always decent food ....this time I opted for a burger and I thought it was delicious!!!! I had cucumber salad instead of fries also very good , was stuffed between that and the bier

Great neighborhood restaurant. Food is fresh and properly prepared. The staff is friendly and attentive. Parking can sometimes be a bit of a challenge but the beer is always cold and they don't mind how you order; a night of nothing but appetizers or a family plate of Schnitzel. The strudel is as good as I've had in Bavaria.

I've never had anything from this place that wasn't delicious. Everything tastes like it's made from home recipes and is always a fun time for exploring German fare. The service is delightful, attentive but not overwhelming and friendly. This place is a warm welcoming spot for people of all ages and is one of my favorite neighborhood spots.

Food was great, waitress was friendly, unfortunately other guests weren't. I was sitting at a table and considering many other tables were open, two older women came to sit next to us. Not only ruining any semblance of privacy, but also just less than a foot away as I try to talk/eat. Then I overheard one woman (named Sherry apparently) say what sounded like we were at "her table." Makes sense why she sat next to us when there were like 10 empty tables and not even seated by staff, just went and crashed in the small corner by us. Will not be going back, luckily there are plenty of better German restaurants nearby where people have better dining and social etiquette.

This meal was incredible! The food and the beer combination was the best. There was 6 of us and all the food was incredible. Unfortunately I did not get pictures of all the food. The service was fast even tho they where very busy. Great place, great food and great atmosphere!

Not your typical German restaurant. You can give the food a German name, but that doesn't mean it's a German meal.

The jägerschnitzel is excellent, massive, perfectly fried, and absolutely delicious. The mushroom sauce is balanced and perfectly complements the schnitzel without making it soggy. The wursts never disappoint as well. Great beer selection and the service is always friendly and attentive. One of the best (if not THE best) German restaurants in NYC.

If I could give this place 6 stars I would! I've been three times now and every time I thoroughly enjoyed myself. First time I ate at the bar by myself, bartender was friendly and recommended beer and apps. I got one of the Octoberfest draft, a pretzel with beer cheese and the sauerbraten egg roll. Loved everything and wanted to come back to try more. Next time I brought more friends, hostess was very nice and seated us at a big booth. We ordered Truffle mushroom perogies, best perogies I've ever had, potato pancakes, crunchy and tasty, sausage plate with curry and Krainer wurst, both kinds were amazing. Then I ordered the Hungarian schnitzel and the Jagerschnitzel both were delicious but I was partial to the Hungarian one, best schnitzel I have ever had and I love schnitzel! Waitress was attentive and very nice, kept the beers coming and warmed up out apple streusel. What an ending to our meal, streusel was excellent! I have been looking for a good german place for a while and I finally found THE ONE, can't wait to eat here again. Third time got the farmer's crepe, anything they have with the Hungarian sauce is amazing. For entrees we tried the sauerbraten, meet was so tender and the chicken cordon blue schnitzel and it was comfort food a it's best. The fries with my sandwich were really good as well, cooked perfectly.

Delicious hardy German fare with great service. The pretzel is especially good. I tried the Goose whic you never see on a menu. It was served Thanksgiving atlye and the portion was big enough for a 2nd meal. Stop by you won't regret it

Manor Oktoberfest is a popular local restaurant served authentic and decent German food. The ambiance was relaxed and the service was passionate. We had their signature giant pretzel with beer cheese and chicken liver Pate as our starter. It was the best and most addictive pretzel I have ever had in New York. The texture was super soft and greatly matched with chicken liver pate. For entrees, we ordered One Wurst (Brahwurst) & One Kassler and Hungarian Schnitzel. The Wurst was German sausage and the Kassler was smoked pork chop. This dish is extremely satisfied if you are a meat lover. The fried pork cutlet was little dry inside and the layer was wet but delicious with Hungarian paprika sauce. We would like to try their dessert but the portion of each dish is more than enough to share between two of us. We will definitely visit again. The staff did a good job reminding and requesting customers to wash their hands before being seated during coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Amazing food and amazing service. Always consistent. I've been going for years. I would highly recommend not one bad thing

The food is delicious, the atmosphere is cozy, and the service is friendly and prompt. It certainly feels like the warm and welcoming neighborhood spot that it is!

My husband and our family have been coming here for years. We love the food and my husband of course loves the beers here. Your always greeted with a smile and service is always top notch. The ambiance is always relaxing.

Awesome food and service. Great location! Authentic food and great prices. Will definitely go back!

Before the pandemic, I rarely visited this place because of its dark, slightly forbidding exterior - the windows seemed opaque and the heavy mahogany wood structure gave me the impression of a private club or some displaced hunting lodge. I wasn't a big fan of German food either, given its emphasis on lots of meat and potatoes. I'm not a vegan but I like to watch my weight. Once they put up an elaborate outdoor structure for dining, however, I discovered this place and the gem that it is! Unlike other restaurants, the structure isn't slapdash - it's well made and turned part of the sidewalk and parking space into, essentially, an open air beer garden. I love that structure. This is really a case of making lemonade out of lemons. What was put up out of necessity turned into an asset - without it I would have never stopped in to sample the meals here. Now I'm a fan! The menu is varied, so you're not stuck just ordering meat. The chef is fantastic and nothing disappoints - I've had everything from pork chops to fish to salads to the typical bratwurst. Really great comfort food. Even takeout is great. I'm glad they survived the pandemic and hope they continue to thrive in the future.

Delicious food, great service, love supporting a wonderful local business. Great for a family meal out.

Had lunch at Manor Oktoberfest on Saturday afternoon. With an expansive beer menu and plenty of tasty food options, a great place to watch a game. Quality: Manor Oktoberfest is all about old-world beers and German staples. I enjoyed a sweet cider and an Oktoberfest beer, both perfect compliments to my meal. For food we ordered a little of everything. We started with the impressive Oktoberfest Pretzel With Beer Cheese. And they understand the importance of having beer cheese for every bite. Next out were the Pierogies, probably my favorite item. Perfectly fried, and so good once covered in sour cream. The Hungarian Farmer's Crepe was interesting, but not something I would feel the need to order again. Same goes for the Spatzle With Gravy, not as cheesy as I was hoping for. The Krainer Wurst and French Fries was very good and made me wish we had went with more sausages. With a little heat and infused with cheddar cheese, it was incredible on a soft roll and covered in sauerkraut. Quantity: Massive portions of heavy food along with dark beers, will leave you struggling to walk out. Value: $7 for Draft Beers. $14 for the Oktoberfest Pretzel With Beer Cheese. $9 for the Pierogies. $12 for the Hungarian Farmer's Crepe. $13 for the Krainer Wurst and French Fries. $5 for a side of Spatzle With Gravy. Ambiance: Manor Oktoberfest is located along Yellowstone Blvd, in the Forest Hills area of Queens. With the outside tent still set up, it is hard to miss the location. They have about half a dozen tables under the tent, though it does not seem ready for the cold weather. Inside the space is large and welcoming. A bar on the left side, televisions in every corner, and plenty of tables and booths throughout. Beer signs and German beer steins provide the decor, and classic rock music plays over the speakers, though I assume they play audio for major soccer games. Crowd: With a dip in temperature, the outdoor area was not as filled as it had been in past weeks, but the indoor area had a decent sized crowd. Service: Temperature checks at the entrance, extra space and plexiglass between tables, and enhancing cleaning all being enforced. And none of this got in the way of fast service and tasty food. Parking: Decent street parking available in the area.

My first time here and it is bigger on the inside. Looking from the outside you expect a small restaurant but there were more than enough tables and a party room. Our booth would fit six comfortably with dark wood interior. They have outside dining structure in front. My brother in law ordered the Beef Goulash soup and although salty was good. It came with a cute pretzel log. Everyone else got some sandwiches: pastrami,corned beef and pulled pork. They were all good as expected. Although the sauce on the pulled pork tasted very familiar like a bottled sauce. I would have preferred an option of a roll for my corned beef as the rye bread fell apart as I ate. The fries that accompanied the sandwiches were great, real fries but could have used salt but none on the table. This was a late lunch but even so they ran out of meat for the charcuterie board and lamb shank special. I was surprised that there was a variety of so many choices for a German restaurant with three fish items. With the large bar and tv screens I was expecting only bar food. Another surprise was that there was no veal in any of the dishes, schnitzel only pork. Ladies room was clean with three stalls. Street parking only both metered and residential. Service was a little slow but there was only one server and a party of some kind going on. My only complaint is that the special board did not contain any prices. On leaving I took a menu which I photographed for this review and found that they had a separate lunch special menu which we were not given. There were a few items I might come back to try so they have a shot at another review from me in the future.

Holy Schnitzel !!! The Jumbo Pretzel; awesome three of us shared this monster and we loved the cheese sauce with beer; this jumbo is served warm fresh n with the perfect chew !!! ( next time I'm not sharing ) The pierogi's; like mini pan fried knish's served with sour cream; served nice n hot, we hit them with a Lil salt & Pepper n topped a few with sour cream & some with mustard & some took a swim in the beer cheese sauce !!! ( a crowd pleaser for sure ) we liked these as well !!! We arrived here Tuesday early evening at about 5:30 pm; 11/20/18; the place was half full; we were greeted with a friendly smile n a warm welcome & sat immediately; this place has an old world charm going on inside; they had live music with singing really enjoyable and added our awesome experience...... Our server was Young lady named Morgan; very polite n very knowledgeable of their menu; walked us through the menu and gave us her favorites !!! Which by the way we enjoyed very much !!! Thank you Morgan !!! For dinner we order 2 plates of the Jager Schnitzel which were delish; pork tenderloin with a brown gravy mushroom sauce served over the best home fries ..... with a side of their red cabbage; real comfort food; simplicity is more !! The wife to my surprise went with the Wurst platter; you get to choose your wursts; she went with Krainer which has a lil spice to it with cheddar cheese in it & the knockwurst the traditional served with two sides; she went with their mushrooms n onions gravy n their beer battered onion rings !! The wurst tasted awesome she loved them; cooked on a char-rock grill just take look at the picture !!! The Krainer was my favorite..... loved the Lil kick n the cheddar is a nice touch.... the onion rings were very lite & crispy the beer batter does the job !!!! Desert can't recall the name of it; it was a crispy flaky dough with a granulated sugar crust with a French cream inside .... see picture !!! Off the chain delicious.... we shared it !!! Yelpers who gave low ratings based on issues with reservations and slow service we did not experience this at all; our drinks, food just kept coming out with no interruptions fast n steady service with no delays ...... now mind you it was a Tuesday night and the resturant was busy the bar was kind of quite ..... Friday & Saturday nights I'm sure the bar is packed keep in mind this is a Bar with a Resturant; my advise; dine here early thru Tuesday to Thursday !!! We will be back with friends & family !!! Morgan & crew what a great experience !!! Keep up the good work !!! Greg D & fam

Came here on Sunday night. Sat at the bar. Great food, all the staffs friendly and they know the menu well. like the chill ambience. Definitely come back

Good food (sausages, schnitzel, sauerkraut...), great beer. Rude hostess, reminds me of DDR (Eastern Germany) Stasi. Nice waitress luckily. I left with my wallet lighter than expected.

Simply because ....I specifically said my jumbo frankfurter buns to be toasted ....the one who took the other said it toasted .....such a lie....this is the second time that do it ....