Schnitzel Haus

Recently celebrated my friend's birthday at Schnitzel Haus, and it was an exceptional experience. The food was incredibly authentic, with perfectly crispy schnitzels, sausages and delicious sides and a mouthwatering apple strudel for dessert. The cozy ambiance and attentive service made the evening truly memorable. If you're seeking genuine German cuisine, Schnitzel Haus is a must-visit. Highly recommended!!

The food was hearty and filling. I ordered the Jaeger Schnitzel the pork was fried well and the mushroom sauce had a good flavor. My husband ordered the Scnitzel A La Holstein the veal was way better than the pork it was more tender and crispy. We also got the potato pancakes I found them to be a bit dry but overall not terrible. This was one of the better German restaurants I’ve tried in NYC.

Authentic German restaurant. Very good service food very fresh and tasty. Sausage compilation and apple strudel Super delicious. Definitely will be back soon.

The food is pretty good. Love the sausages and Schnitzel. The beer selection was great. Atmosphere is pretty nice and comfortable. The service was OK considering it was just the bartender doing everything (she was great though).

Ate here with my parents when they visited a few months ago; they arrived in late afternoon and wanted to eat some place close to my apartment. One got jaeger schnitzel and the other got paprika schnitzel; I got goulash. We split the potato salad and sausage appetizer. Though I'm not a huge fan of German food the food was really satisfying!! The only issue was that the restaurant was fairly crowded and there were no servers. The only person serving was the bartender who was also serving the bar. This was maybe the fifth time I've been and usually the service is better. I'm not sure why no one was there and I feel bad for the bartender.

This is a classic spot in Bay Ridge that I've been coming to for years now. It's one of my dad's favorites, so it's basically a tradition that we come here every year to celebrate Father's day. Make sure to come on an empty stomach because they do not skimp you on the portions. The service is great, too! We had Drew as our server and, even though he only started there recently, he had imported beer recommendations on point and was quick to offer anything we needed!

Great German food and beer but skip dessert. For some reason the apple strudel, german chocolate cake and black forest cake are not nearly up to the same standards. Do get the Pilze Forsterin Art! Great appetizer! The mushrooms are thick and juicy, the gravy delicious and the pumpernickel bread ties it together. I heartily recommend the sausage sampler!

the food is tasty, (soft drinks are flat and tasting kinda off but who cares) but the poor service and long wait for even getting the menu is ruining it all. Then it's only cash (it's 2023 so that's kinda weird) and there is a fee if one wants to share a dish (kinda funny for a German restaurant to be so controlling but whatever) so all in all the great food tasted sour because the place only seems to welcome some but not all guests.

The restaurant hosts various themed nights throughout the week, with a focus on live music. It's a nice addition for those seeking some entertainment with their meal. The lively atmosphere, especially when accompanied by live bands, adds to the overall appeal. The selection of draft German beers is a bonus! And, this is the place where I discovered my love for apple strudels (apfel strudel). While Schnitzel Haus generally delivers a positive dining experience, it's worth noting that during busy periods, service may be a bit stretched. On a particularly crowded evening, there were delays in getting drinks and appetizers, and some menu items were unavailable. For a smoother experience, arriving early or opting for a later dining time might be advisable.

Great food. Great atmosphere. Great service. Schnitzel Haus is one of the few places you can get German fare in South Brooklyn and it's a good one. The portions are generous and the food defines comfort. The schnitzels are tender inside and crispy outside, but I highly recommend getting one with a gravy as the schnitzel on its own can be dry. The pretzel and wurste are always a crowd pleaser and come with 3 types of mustards. They have a variety of "nights" throughout the week -- trivia, bingo, live music, etc. if you're into that sort of thing.

Service We came here on a Friday night. They had a live band and the spot was full. There's a bar flanking one side of the restaurant and dining tables on the other side. Service was reliable, friendly and good. Only caveat is it can get pretty loud while the band is playing but that's also something that draws people in. Food We ordered a couple of apps - both were awesome. The potato pancakes were large, piping hot and perfect. We also ordered a small order of perogies. Yum! For mains we got the Schnitzel a la Holstein and Leberkse Mit Spiegelei. We liked the schnitzel more but both dishes were good! Overall Class joint, with good food. Only draw back they were cash only

I got their pork schnitzel with creamy mushroom sauce and I was soooo happy with it. If you love mushroom I recommend this dish. It comes with a lot of mushroom, like you can cut a piece of pork and have a mushroom with it that how much mushroom it comes with it. Their schnitzel comes with a side of potato with bacon bits and salad. There are many dressing you can pick. If you want to try something different get their warm bacon. (For those who like bacon)

We visited this restaurant the day after, as we were forgetful, and left our backpack. Olivia, the bartender and waitress, from the night before, was nice enough to safely store our bag. We were overjoyed as the restaurant had a live band playing oldie songs at 7pm. We had the pleasure of having , Amber and a young lad, served us with smiles and such politeness. Looking at the menu, there was a variety of things to try. We started our dinner with PILZE FÖRSTERIN ART. This was a mushroom appetizer to die for. It was absolutely amazing! Mouthwatering, and so flavorful with every bite. Making sure we had room to try a dessert, we decided to order a light dinner, and shared the LEBERKÄS MIT SPIEGELEI as our entree. This is a pork and veal loaf with two fried eggs on top. It came with mash potatoes, but the waitress so graciously allowed us to substitute with the German Potato salad. The eggs were perfect to our liking, but the loaf was a bit salty, but still good. The potato salad was also good. The entree was a nice size portion. We ordered the Black Forest cake, and thought it was okay. For us, it was not moist enough. We're looking forward to returning as our two consecutive visits were very nice.

This is the BEST German food I've had in South Florida...and anywhere in America! The service is equally outstanding! The ambiance is sophisticated without being stuffy. They have managed to make a restaurant in an every day strip mall feel cozy and comfortable with a good level of elegance. It's no Biergarten. It's a proper restaurant. Our server was great. She did mishear my boyfriend when he made his entree order, but he was fine with it because the entree she brought was just as tasty and it gave us ANOTHER reason to go back!! The sauerbraten was amazing, along with the beer, the bread pudding, the meatball, blackened shrimp...everything is fresh, authentic and beautifully presented.

So authentic and delicious. As a first gen German American I will happily come here again. I'm from NJ, the trip is worth it.

We've been to this restaurant before and loved it. This time, however, was an entirely different experience. The food lacked flavor and authenticity. The Spätzle were literally tasteless. The sauerbraten also lacked flavor. The best thing about the night was the beer! Our server was new to the restaurant and was the only person on duty, so he was swamped. Service was as good as it could be with at least 7 tables and one inexperienced server. All in all, it was a GREAT disappointment, and we will likely not be going back again any time soon.

Have come here multiple times since we moved to bay ridge even when it was dining outdoors only. Their food is delicious and it's always popping. Also they have live bands which is great. Brooklyn Bards was playing tonight. They have a good variety of draft German beers. Also, have had the fresh fruit summer sangria multiple times and it's delicious. I decided to come here for restaurant week 2022. They were super busy so I will give them some leeway so it was pretty hard to get any service for a drink or more water but wow, we also waited more than an hour for appetizers. Also, they were out of a lot of items. The sausage teller was very good and apple strudel was absolutely delicious. The dessert was hot and flakey and I don't even usually like desserts, yum! This visit started out slow but ended great. Service was great at the end. Only took 20 minutes to get our entrees and no time for our dessert. I think the lesson I learned is to come early or come late. Note: They were cash only so be prepared!

After asking for information on a Bay Ridge FB site about live music there were a few who recommended this place. We decided to head out on Saturday for some food and music. Food was fantastic, wait staff great, music awesome! I was so impressed and happy. Do yourself a favor and GO! I'll be back many times! Thanks and see you soon.

Great flavorful German/bavarian food. Pleasant and personable service. Cozy atmosphere and pleasant old world look.

This place has been a staple in the community. The owner is a great guy. They are welcoming to all and excel at making everyone feel welcome. Hospitality, service, and food that will satisfy everyone.

My family and I are very proud of our German heritage, and comes from a family of cooks and innkeepers in Bavaria. We love visiting Schnitzel Haus and have brought relatives from Germany to eat there with us. They have a great German beer selection "von fass" (on tap) as well as bottled beers, and the food is excellent. My favorite is the Bayrischer Bauernschmaus ("Farmer's Feast'), with roast pork, a smoked chop, boiled double smoked bacon and a bratwürst served with mashed potatoes, red cabbage and sauerkraut. A real feast! The Urban family always makes us feel so welcome and we're always happy when we have a nice dinner there. Always a pleasure to dine at Schitzel Haus and tilt a masskrug of Spaten! Tschuss! Den McGowan

This place has a lot of amazing food! I'd recommend this place to everyone that's if, food was the topic. The owners are very nice and staff, are great as well. I will definitely be ordering from the Schnitzal Haus again!!

I finally took the ultimate photo of their Gulyás, which is a rich slow cooked beef and mushroom paprika stew. I get it with mash as I can't eat gluten, and these guys get the beauty of the potato. I'd imagine there is a smidge of flour in the roux, but as a non-celiac gluten intolerancia I eat it no problem Rindsgulasch mit Nudeln, but mit mash instead. They also make the distinction between the two types of goulash by specifying that the thin one is a soup. They make each schnitzel type different from the other versions, and complement it with a variety of Cental European sauce and big perfect pretzels with multiple mustards. their hashbrowns /rosti is great. Prime Rib Thursdays can be ordered by phone, even though it's not online. Even the steamed veg was cooked to that masterful point. The gluten free fish and chips would have been flawless except that it steamed during delivery, which caused the fish to break apart and the egg-heavy batter to lose all other flavor. Every bite I put in the tartar sauce was incredible because there was a zing in that sauce that kept me coming back for more. I love this place, as does my spouse. Great portions, flavors on point, and sauces like no other. Would love to try a potato pancake here at some point but gluten. Tastes like I'm in Dresden or Prague. My only request would be to get larger portion cups for sauces. I like the 6 őz cups for au jus, mushroom or Jäger sauce. 4 ounce for your mustard as the squirt into it will be less than 3 ounce total but leaves room for that little extra. The lemon wedge has never ever been forgotten no matter how many items we get or how often we order or how busy they are. That is another huge deal: the details. If your food is accompanied by many small side items, the meal is ruined if those sides fail to leave with the delivery order. These guys never fail to include each precious detail. You can feel the passion in their cooking. The packaging is thoroughly and meticulous. The pricing is fair and the delivery charge is reasonable. This business has held on through some devastating crises and came out stronger perhaps because the owner loves his restaurant. The deserve to be successful for decades to come. Thanks for keeping the best Gulyás in Bay Ridge.

My friends and I attended bingo this Wednesday night. We randomly saw bingo on their Facebook page and wanted to attend. We had so much fun. The bar is very intimate and cozy. The food was very delicious and the beer is all exported German beer. The service was amazing, very attentive and friendly; We had a lot of fun in this mom and pop bar. We are already planning our next bingo night with their associate tommy eyebrows the announcer!!

Excellent German food outside of queens, nice beer selection gluten free foods vegetarian foods friendly staff. Really love this place!

Was there with my sisters on Sunday. Atmosphere was very nice the service was very good. My sister ordered saurbraten which was honestly inedible. It should have been returned and certainly would have been had I ordered it. It was cut way too thick, like half an inch thick and was extremely dry. I had the farmers plate which was pretty good.

Easily one of the most underrated places in Bay Ridge. The food here is unique and delicious. The beer selection is out of this world. I always get the escargot, and one of the soups. All of the entrées are delicious, so I can't recommend just one. But two, and share one with someone you love. You'll be pleased.

I've gone to Schnitzel Haus twice in the past year, most recently this weekend. The food is excellent, with hearty portions and great customer service. I greatly enjoyed their pork schnitzel and bratwurst. Despite our best efforts, we could not finish our dinner because of the generous sizing, and it was very yummy and convenient to take it home to go. There are not very many German restaurants in NYC, and this is the only one in Brooklyn. I highly recommend Schnitzel Haus! Thank you.

So we stumbled on the Schnitzel Haus while on a foray to Bay Ridge to get supplies for Greek Easter. We went at lunchtime thinking we could check out one of the many Middle Eastern restaurants, not realizing they all would be closed for Ramadan. We had an excellent lunch for a reasonable price given the portion size. The schnitzel was crispy and not at all oily. The accompanying spetzle was just ok for me though; I think I'd ask if I could have a different side on a return trip. They also had a great beer selection.

The bartender who was also our server was very rude and seemingly inebriated. I can brush off rude staff, peeling paint, and even the decrepit interior, but this place is a has-been type of joint that serves the type of food that the older generation enjoys - 20 versions of bland. The food was so dated, like a retirement home version of german dishes. Potato pancakes were the worst - unbalanced starch levels, undercooked, and with a strange, dishwater under-taste. I didn't even ask for a refund, I just could not eat them after taking a few bites as they were going to make me sick and the barman-waiter took it as personal offense. Red-faced and tipsy he snatched up the plate and mumbled, "i'm not dealing with this shit!" as he walked off. That was the rudest most ridiculous thing I ever saw. We laughed in befuddlement.. I mean it was too ridiculous to even get upset over. Anyway, we tried the schnitzel and the pork knuckle - pork was not aromatic and very bland while the schnitzel with paprika sauce was a horrible combo. My GOD did this bartender come up with this garbage? The sauce was disgusting and it drenched the breading of the schnitzel ruining the whole thing. It's a retirement community trap. Skip it.

A Bay Ridge staple that's been around and I finally had an opportunity to visit the restaurant. Started with the pretzel and Wurst Teller to activate the palate before the main dishes, Sauerbraten and Hahnchen Paprikash arrived to fill us up. The Wrust Teller gave us a taste of different types wursts grilled or boiled. The pretzel was good, but disappointing because I was expecting a humongous pretzel and got a tiny one instead. The Sauerbraten was so tender, there's no need to use a knife. The Hahnchen Paprikash was a surprise...I was expecting dried pieces of chicken slathered in sauce, but as I cut into the chicken, I noticed the tenderness and soon confirmed the perfectly prepared chicken breast was tender and juicy. I had a good experience here and would definitely go back and try the other dishes.

I love this place! The service was amazing as well as the food. I normally don't eat mushrooms, but man, this place changed my mind! Definitely coming back and bringing friends along highly suggest the veal cutlet!

I was very pleasant with their food. I brought my family to this place couple years ago and they still talk about how good this place is on occasion. Fast forward to this year. I knew that this place has gone through difficult time in COVID and I saw that they starts doing delivery. I had the following - Schweinshaxe Hofbraeuhaus (Pork knuckle), Wurst Teller Mit Allem Drum Und Dran (Wurst platter), Brezeln (Pretzel), Schofferhofer Grapefruit, Bitburger and German Chocolate Cake. Thumbs up to the wurst platter - this platter consists five different wurst and is served with mashed potatoes and sauerkraut. Although I had no ideas what meat I was having, they were all exceptionally flavorful. I will definitely go for this again. Pork knucle was huge in size - I think I had a medium size and it can fed two to three people. Pretzel was alright - just a regular pretzel but I found it a bit too small compared to how big the other dishes were. Great selection in beer and my family enjoyed the grapefruit beer and bitburger a lot. I initially ordered the Belgian Chocolate Mousse Cake but they gave me Pumpkin Cheesecake by mistake. I didn't contact them to make a correction as this was really not a big deal. I guess a little surprise in life wouldn't hurt. Overall this is a neighborhood staple and I will be back!

My friends and I wanted to try something new and came upon this restaurant on Yelp. We came on a Tuesday night and there wasn't a wait for a table. We started with the complimentary bread which was warm and fluffy. My friend had order the wurst sampler and he really liked it. I personally didn't try it since the meat was too game for my taste. We also ordered the potato pancakes (reibekuchen) which came with a side of sour cream and apple sauce and that was delicious! My friends ordered the pork shank (schweinshaxe) which came in 3 different sizes. This also takes a while to cook so make sure you order this as soon as you get seated if you know you're getting this. I had the rahm schnitzel which was SO good. It came with 2 pieces of fried pork cutlets topped with this mushroom gravy that was to die for. It also came with a side of home fries and a side salad. The home fries were so good! It was cooked perfectly and there were pieces of bacon in it. I definitely can't wait to come back for this dish! I had the warm bacon dressing everyone was raving about on my side salad and it tasted alright to me. Didn't have much of a bacon taste to it. Had a good experience and definitely will be coming back. The kitchen closes early during the weekdays so keep this in mind if you plan to come late. Also bring cash! Apparently there's an extra charge if you pay with card!

Great authentic German food. Service and beer menu are exceptional. Must go if you are in the mood for anything German.

I wanted to love this place but was disappointed. Fish & chips were super disappointing -- fish was sort of withered (definitely came from a frozen package) and the fried coating was burned. We also go the farmer's feast platter. The roasted pork was tasty, but the rest of the meat was really unexceptional & pretty bland. It was also such a massive amount of meat that it felt really wasteful. The red cabbage was way too sweet --it tasted like they added a ton of sugar. I usually love cabbage but could hardly make myself eat more than a couple mouthfuls. Beer was good. If they refreshed the menu and maybe pared it down to a dozen items that are really exceptional, they might do better in attracting new customers.

Amazing food!!! Very friendly staff and clean restaurant! Can't wait to come back and have a drink!

Delicious and great schnitzels! They have so many different kinds of gravy to choose from and every schnitzel comes with a salad. The staff are super friendly as well! Not sure if they have live performers every night but when we went yesterday (Saturday) we were lucky to have someone perform while we ate (:

So like a month ago I went to Schnitzel Haus and my schnitzel tasted like paper but my drink and sausage were so so delicious!

Went here during restaurant week and got the prefix menu. I got the chicken schnitzel and it came with some unseasoned potato pasta. the chicken was like eating a fried slipper. the dessert was just as bad it was store bought chocolate cake with ok whipped cream. the manager had the audacity to bad mouth my sister who complained about the gravy they tried charging us we didn't even touch it. we used to like coming to this place but now I wouldn't consider it as a option

I've eaten and ordered at schnitzel haus more times than I can count and it is always delicious and 5 star. The house salad is always fresh and crisp along with the house made dressing that is Sooo delicious. You never get an ugly salad here. The Thursday prime rib is a steal at the price and worth every penny. It's actually one of the best cuts of meat on this side of brooklyn and that's coming from a guy who has eaten at almost every steak house in the city. The smoked sausage is one of my other goto favorites or the Jaeger schnitzel. My wife loves the hahnchen in wein which is chicken in a wine sauce. Recently they added pierogis to the menu and they are hand made balls of deliciousness. Some of the best I've had. The lent fish and chips special was very good. Fresh flakey fish in a perfect seasoned batter breading. The portions are very generous so bring a doggy bag and take lunch home with you after. The service at schnitzel haus is really top notch. Between Dean waiting tables as one of the nicest and most attentive servers out there and charismatic Tommy slinging drinks behind the bar I gaurantee you will enjoy your visit. The owners are friendly caring people whom help run the place and you can tell they care greatly about customer experience and delivering a fine dining experience. This place is a gem in the neighborhood.

Edwinbnyc@yahoo.com Food is simple and well-prepared, but the highlight is the incredible number of available beers. I always chose one of the on-tap beers; never disappointed. I highly recommend this place. My family and I have had a number of visits here.

Schnitzel Haus is a Bay Ridge institution. Authentic German beers and German food, and some of the nicest folks you'll ever meet! Lots of traditional drinks (including Aventinus!). Lots of delicious appetizers (of which, we shared a BUNCH). And all the German dishes you're used to (and some you're not). The snails in butter were amazing (definitely get them). The sausage samplers were great (the rabbit is the best). And of course, couldn't leave without getting the schnitzel. It's a ton of food! Pro-tip: Don't be shy - ask for a boat of mushroom sauce because it really takes things to the next level! On, and in case you're wondering - no more photo of he who shall not be named on the wall!

Went in here on a Friday with weather in the 80 degree area. Very much appreciated the air conditioning. Got some Grapefruit beer. Very nice and seasonal. I was having a real craving for some fish and chips. Luckly it was on the menu. I got a solid serving for a good price. I had to leave at a certain time so I didnt get to stay for long. Tommy the bartender was chatty. I like that so you should too. Also there was a band setting up. They have live music!

My lady and myself visited the Schnitzel Haus yesterday in the early afternoon after reading the predominently excellent reviews, so our expectations were heightened. We were all set to be wowed by the exceptional, authentic German specialties but, as it turned out, we were underwhelmed with our experience. We started out with a salad each, which was ordinary, no complaints or cause for praise, and then moved on to the mussels which were particularly well-reviewed. The "saffron-garlic white wine broth" had a overwhelmingly butter taste which completely masked all other flavors and made it difficult to enjoy dipping the nice crusty bread pieces in thew sauce...oh well. My Jaeger schnitzel was smothered in a brown mushroom sauce that was unpleasant tasting and the schnitzel itself was overcooked and dried-out, so tough as to make it difficult to cut with a serrated steak knife. My partners schnitzel was equally unsatisfying...enough said. The apple struedal dessert item was just "ok" and suffered from a "gummy" outer crust, which detracted from the otherwise delicious filling. Considering the tab set us back $132 plus tip ($155 total...no cause to overtip) for lunch, we won't be returning...unfortunately...we really wanted to love this place and looked forward to becoming regulars. The fact is, we can get a far-superior Schnitzel at any number of places. Oh, lest I forget, the Bloody Mary was good and the German beer was also very good...if the schnitzel wasn't like shoe leather we would certainly come back.

This place offered some of the best hospitality I've felt in awhile. We came in last week for my friend's birthday and the staff here was making sure everything was going well with us. Upon arrival they helped me figure out what I wanted out of a very wide selection of beers. I let them know exactly what I was looking for. My beer was cold, frothy, and delicious. As more friends arrived we began to order some appetizers. We had wurst samples, potato salad, escargot, and pretzels. All were delicious. During this time the staff came around and made sure my glass was filled with whatever I was in the mood for next. For mains, I had some of the best pork schnitzel I've ever had. Top of the line. The only thing that was a little disappointing was the spatzle. Not as good as some of the I've had in my life. Still the was only one minor issue in an over fabulous experience. Thank you everyone at the Schnitzel House. We had an amazing time. We'll be back.

Went here thus past week with a group of guys I grew up with. The restaurant has great decor and an assortment of steins around the walls. The food was excellent. We started with Wurst Sampler, Potato Pancakes, and pretzels. Most of us choose a Schnitzel they have many to choose from. I ate the Ram Schnitzel. For desert we shared the desserts : Apple Strudel , German Chocolate Cake and Blackout Cake. The beer choices were plenty to choose from had several Spaten Lagers. We will be back. Thanks

Great food and place! Excellent service. We came close to closing time and Julio (took the name from the bill) was super nice and polite. Did not rush us and made us feel very welcomed. Thank you! Correction: Dean! Thank you. We had lovely time and delicious dinner.

They are great for german food. If you know someone vegan they have a choice here too! A vegan sausage to die for served with roasted veggies . You MUST try it. Here's a pic of it..I ate one before I realized to take a pic LOL. Their german food is great before I went vegan I had it. They have specials. Check out their Facebook page. They have entertainment on certain days and kareoke . Friendly bartenders and servers. They take credit cards. Bathroom with no steps to get to it. Very clean. German inspired decor. Great place!

Service was incredibly slow. We were there 2 hours. Got there at 5 before anyone was even there. At 630 we asked for dessert menu, 7:00 still no one asking us what we wanted so we flagged someone down and asked for the check. Ordered beef goulash. Beef was tough and came with shells instead of egg noodles. Salmon was incredibly dry. No amount of salt and pepper could help. I had to force myself to swallow the shrimp. They were literally black and burnt. I've never had a bad shrimp in my life until tonight. Bill comes and drink with prices were higher than menu. We were told it's an up charge. Wjen we asked why we were pointed to a sign that said prices subject to change. Perhaps we should've been told of the changes before we ordered. I don't usually write reviews but will never come back here again.

Hidden Bay Ridge gem. Delicious food, great selection of drinks, and a super friendly staff/owner. Never a bad meal, highly recommend!

Have been here a few times before and the food is good! Inconvenient that the place is cash only, but something we deal with when we want to go. But today had a disappointing experience. I was out with my husband, kids and in-laws to participate in Small Business Saturday. I love supporting the local stores. We were deciding on a place to stop for lunch and I saw in the "5th Ave BID" pamphlet we received at a local bank that Schnitzel Haus was having a good discount in celebration for Small Business Saturday that included 15 percent off the total bill. So we decided to go there. Upon sitting down we asked the waiter if the 15 percent discount was in effect. He didn't seem to know what we were talking about so he called his manager (a female but I don't know her name). She told him to tell us that the discount started TOMORROW. Our waiter was very nice and helpful the whole time and, of course, we could have easily walked out as soon as we heard there was, in fact, no discount, but we decided to stay. Seemed like the waiter knew he had a long night ahead of him, having to clarify that the "Small Business Saturday" discount actually didn't take place on Small Business Saturday, but instead on Sunday. Reminds me of those signs in Irish bars: "Free beers tomorrow." Could it have been a misprint on the part of the pamphlet? I don't know. But if the discount wasn't applicable the restaurant shouldn't have even been included in the pamphlet at all. And there were only nine shops included to start with. Wasn't a giant list with lots of room for error. And it was implied in the pamphlet thAt the deals for the restaurants and stores were ONLY for today. Just seemed super shady. Food was still good, though, and waiter was very nice. But have a bad taste in my mouth from the false advertising.

Alfred Urban, The reason I gave this place 1 star is because I had a $25 gift card given to me for my birthday and the waitress told me that they are not receiving any gift cards at this moment. So they think it's right to take money from people and give out gift cards but then not honor it. So this restaurant is stealing money from people. DO NOT BUY GIFT CARDS FROM THEM!!! Other than that the food was good. I was planning to have my son's baptism here in the fall but after they didn't honor the $25 gift card on a bill of $96 I will not have the baptism party here. They lost my business and they lost my father's business too (and he is an known customer there for years) Attention future buyers of restaurant.com Schnitzel Haus does not comply with the guidelines written on restaurant.com and should be removed from the site!! Do not buy any restaurant.com certificates or gift cards they will not honor them!!

I had dinner with my friend. The house spiced cider was perfect, highly recommend you try that. We ordered beef goulash and potato leek soup; they were delicious and big serving size too. For the entrees, we got the pork tenderloin and pork schnitzel; one entree was enough to feed two people. The sauce was delicious, just a bit too much salt on the meat for me. Customer service was wonderful. Definitely give this place a try if you want German food.

Allow me to preface my review with a few facts 3) I've been here a dozen times and I love the food 2) The Food & Service is top notch , attentive. I love the WeissWurst the most of all entree items 1) I am dying to try the Pork Shank 0) Zero Fu(K's given about the whole signed celeb picture, like seriously. Zero. If you like German cuisine, judge this place on it's Merits.

First off I got parking right in front ! We went there for my sons birthday We wanted a change of food choices I.e. Italian Chinese so GERMAN. It was ! I've been to the other ones on Staten ehh there ok ! I haven't been to Schnitzel in 10 years due to I really don't go to Brooklyn anymore but hey I looked them up saw they were still there and my kids were happy they went whoh haven't been there in a long time ! Service EXCELLENT they were all so nice ! Food EXCELLENT ! Salad pancakes sausages and a host of other dishes ! What can I say we tried to order everything! I'm glad they are still there I'm glad in fact thrilled I crossed the bridge We will be going back oh FRESH BEER AS THE FAMILY AGREED Thank you all We loved it

Just returned from dining al fresco at Schnitzel Haus in the mist of this pandemic. Social distancing and face mask were maintained and followed. Hand sanitizer station were at the ready. The Bavarian food and experience did not disappoint. I had the pork jaeger schnitzel and my bf the pork paprika schnitzel. Both were very good and nicely seasoned with a side of bacon potatoes and salad. My drink was a refreshing white summer sangria. Our server was very nice, courteous and a genuine workhorse. Be sure to tip generously. Will definitely back.

Love this place so much that we returned at the end of the week again. They have weekly live music. My hubby order potato soup with the shredded cheese, he said it was delish but it just needed a little more salt (that's his opinion). He also ordered the steak special that's served on a cutting board with potatoes and fried onions. Yum! We also had the sausage sampler for an appetizer. That's a must if you love sausage. My first time there that week I ordered the farmers dish which included pork pieces. The thick slice of bacon was the best part. Sadly, I couldn't eat the red cabbage because I'm allergic to cinnamon. The plate is also served with the best sauerkraut I've ever ate. Beer - they always have great selections and different beers on tap. I highly recommend this place.