Step into this vibrant German biergarten with delicious bratwurst and pretzels, perfect for groups and lively bocce ball matches under a warm atmosphere.
"For German beer and a soft pretzel that may or may not be larger than your lhasa apso, Rhein Haus is the place. You can sit in their outdoor biergarten and soak up the sun, snack on schnitzel, and drink glass boots of lager while you try your hand at bocce. Just don't ask Rocky to fetch the balls—those suckers are heavy." - aimee rizzo, gabe guarente
"Your Order: Kale Salad This palace of sausage, schnitzel, and beer cheese has a rad plate of greens that deserves more attention. It’s seemingly simple—just shredded kale with granny smith apples, grapefruit segments, an “umami pecan crumble,” and creamy lemon-hued honey vinaigrette. But the balance of sweetness, tartness, and touch of spice from the nuts restores our faith in the concept of the Biergarten side salad." - aimee rizzo, gabe guarente
"Rhein Haus feels like a (nice) fraternity party at a German biergarten. Come with a pack of friends for boots of beer, mini brat rolls, homemade pretzels, chicken schnitzel sliders, and rounds of bocce. Leave with a good story, and possibly a headache." - aimee rizzo
"When it’s time to get a big group together and watch a high-stakes Mariners playoff, you can always count on Rhein Haus. Sure, sometimes it’s filled with college students or cast members from Love Is Blind, but this German beer hall still makes for a great time. There’s a ton of seating (both inside and outside), TVs in every corner so you don't need to crank your neck to catch Julio doing something exciting, and a smashburger that tastes even better alongside a boot of hefeweizen." - aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley, gabe guarente
"One thing we don’t miss about being at CenturyLink Field: dealing with 20-minute-long lines for a single grilled sausage. From the comfort of your own sofa, you can order some brats from this German beer hall for delivery instead, along with giant pretzels dipped in beer cheese fondue, schnitzel, wings, and goulash. It’s a bit sad to not also be drinking glass boots of beer, but if you’re really feeling nostalgic (and more than a little bold), you could technically use rain boots from your closet. They’re waterproof!" - aimee rizzo