Love the pierogies!…read more BUT I love their chicken soup more. It's so good if you're feeling under the weather... or just anytime. Luckily this place is only a few minutes away and we can pop in and grab bags of pierogies and bowls of soup whenever we want.

The Pierogies Factory food truck was set-up at Station 26 on 38th Ave in Denver this weekend. GREAT…read morefood truck offering with authentic food, generous portions, and reasonable prices. If you see PF having a remote set-up somewhere, give 'em a try. They also have a permanent location in Wheat Ridge (although I have not been there.)

Friendly owner and great food. Lived the Rouladen and…read moreSchnitzel. Bread dumplings were awesome too. Just like Mom used to make.

This place is a treasure! Make a reservation (they make everything to order and staff accordingly)…read more Growing up in Hawaii, I haven't had much exposure to German food. I got curious and it led me to Gaby's. Luckily, my group of three newbies (who stumbled upon it) were accommodated by the gracious and hard working staff of Gaby's. Everything we tried was delicious! (Sorry food didn't last long enough for pictures.) The vibe was small, welcoming, straightforward- felt like walking into a dive bar that magically brought you to a German family's kitchen table. We'll be rsvp'ing again soon.

The best vibes here! They absolutely nailed the ambiance in every aspect. I've never been to…read moreGermany, but I imagine it's a lot like this. Some colleagues and I popped in for a late night cocktail. They also had some limited snack items available, so we decided to order a soft pretzel because, when in Rome! It was delicious. Crunchy on the outside but soft and pillowy on the inside. I loved the cheese that came with it! To drink I went with a hugo spritz. Kind of random for a biergarten, I know. But I wanted something light and refreshing. This did just the trick! Our server was kind and attentive. I imagine if I lived here, this would be a part of my rotation. Such an awesome spot!

Let's start with the positives -- the ambiance and staff were great. I also liked the honey bite…read more(bier cocktail), it was like nothing I've had before. As for the food, unfortunately, it was underwhelming. I haven't had much German food, but everything just tasted bland and lacked seasoning. I love trying new cultures, so I'd happily give it another chance but I was just not impressed this time.

Outstanding service and good smoked sausage, but what really shined were the krautburgers. As good…read moreas my mom's, and that's saying a lot. (She ran Grandpa's Cafe in Berthoud for over a decade) I was truly impressed. We came with a 2 year old and a 6 year old, and they were helpful and accommodating. These mom and pop shops NEED TO BE SUPPORTED.

Fast service- order & served food right away. Limited menu- jalapeño sausage filled bun with kraut…read more- plenty of mustards overall it was good - chose meal deal reasonable pricing too

Me and The Hubs visited Masha and the Bear about a month ago for lunch. It was a chilly, drizzly…read moreday and some comfort food sounded good. This restaurant is tiny - like five tables tiny. Fortunately when we arrived, only two of them were occupied (I did notice that quite a few people came in to pick up takeout orders while we were there, tho). Anyway after perusing the menu we decided on the following: - A cup of Solyanka (soup) - Beef, turkey, sausage, cabbage, olives, carrots, pickles - A cup of Borscht (soup) - red beets, grass fed beef, onions, carrots, potatoes, served with the spoon of sour cream and fresh herbs - Hinkali - 5 large Georgian style meat dumplings. Served with our special spicy tomato sauce - Cabbage Meat Roll (Golubtsi) - a cabbage roll dish consisting of cooked cabbage leaves wrapped around meat fillings seasoned with garlic, onion, and spices. Served with sour cream. - Honey Cake - Layered cake with light touch of honey and pastry cream between layers. OK. This was a TON of food and each dish (except the cake) came with sour cream. Both cups of soup were incredibly filling (glad we didn't order bowls, but a bowl would be a nice lunch by itself maybe with some bread). Everything was delicious and portions were large. We ended up bringing most of the dumplings home since we were so full (they reheated pretty well the next day). The Solyanka was a real surprise. I'd never had a soup with olives and pickles in it before. It was really yummy! Our server was nice and very polite, and the restaurant is very cute and clean. I would definitely eat here again.

Today we visited this restaurant and were very impressed…read moreFrom the very beginning, we appreciated the polite and attentive staff. The waitress was very friendly and told us that the restaurant has been operating for over eight years that's always a good sign. The food was excellent. We tried the vinaigrette salad, manty, and potato dumplings everything was very tasty, fresh, and clearly made with care. We also tried their homemade fruit compote, which was especially enjoyable. The service was fast, the atmosphere was pleasant, and we left with very positive impressions. We highly recommend this place to anyone who enjoys European cuisine

After having the taste of Poland plate for lunch, I nearly bought soup and sausage to go... why,…read morenot because I was still hungry... it was just THAT good. A touch of sour cream added to the soup made it that much more special. The sausage had a beautiful snap & I'd lay money that I'll be craving this food in 2hrs & regret not buying some for the road!

I have been somewhat of a regular at Sobo 151 since this place opened over 20 years ago. I used to…read morehang out a lot with some Czech friends back then, so they were really excited when this place opened. That's when I got to know the place. It's had its seasons of ebb and flow as far as traffic, but it's remained a very consistent crowd of regulars. As they say, the more things change, the more they stay the same. There's something refreshing about that, when the world changes so much, so rapidly. As also happens, I don't "hang out" as much as I did in my younger years. But, I still visit and say hello on occasion. Whenever the first winter snap or snow hits for the season, I make a point to go in for the Chicken Paprika. It is a healthy serving and just warms the belly. If there's a Cowboys game on that's not televised locally, it's on my list for places to go to watch the game. And, of course, it's the only hockey bar in town and has been FOREVER. Otherwise, they have the same karaoke nights they've had for those with voices made for a microphone (not it). They still do bands on occasion, as well. It's always a good time. With the two patios (one heated in front and one in back), the main bar and the pool room, you're bound to find a seat next to a friendly face. It's a solid, enthusiastic crowd!

I thought this place was just okay overall. Service wasn't the best, but to be fair, it seemed like…read morethere was only one server working with a bar full of people, so I really think she was doing the best she could under the circumstances. The food, unfortunately, was the most disappointing part of the experience. I didn't order any traditional Czech food, but I figured chicken tenders would be a safe choice since you really can't go wrong with chicken tenders, right? Turns out, you can. They were pretty underwhelming, and honestly, I think most fast-food chains do them better. On a more positive note, the fries were actually pretty good and ended up being the highlight of the meal for me. If I were to come back, I'd probably try something else off the menu, especially one of their Czech dishes, since that's what they're known for. Overall, it wasn't terrible, but it also didn't leave me excited to return.