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The restaurant does a good job recreating a traditional German restaurant. Light wood, cozy 'snug' booths, tables for groups, oom-pah music in the background, waitstaff in traditional German attire. Wait to be seated. They offer a full bar and beer on tap including local and German. The menu offers a variety of German options. I went with the goulash served with spatzle. It made for a filling meal. My dining companion ordered the sausage plate. No buns with these brats. Served with a choice of sides. The potato salad was cold and the cabbage hot. For ambiance you can't go wrong at Andreas Keller and is reflected in the prices.
the schnitzel cordon bleu here was so delicious that i came two days in a row to order the same exact thing. it's a breaded pork cutlet stuffed with swiss cheese, ham, and a little dijon mustard. perfectly hand breaded to order and drenched with a creamy savory sauce. comes on a bed of spaetzel, which is a butter grilled pasta of some sort. really loved that too. we got a side of red cabbage which is pickled in apple cider vinegar, and stacked that with each bite of the schnitzel. beer here is pretty great too. interior design here makes you feel like you're in old world germany. it's wooden and flooded with artifacts and artwork from this whole theme the town is. we also got a weenie which was good but nah save ur appetite for the schnitzel. you will not regret it if you are a lover of delicious food!
In Leavenworth, this is one of the more well-known German restaurants. Since we were here for lunch, there was unfortunately no accordion player like I'd heard about, but the vibe was pretty good from the wood panels and seating. The main thing I had was the schnitzel cordon bleu. I've had schnitzel before in Germany, but never before this did I find the cordon bleu version of it - which includes being stuffed with ham and cheese. Although not traditional, I actually liked this a good bit. The top thing to notice here was how crispy the fried cutlet was. This was fried really well, with an audible sound when running your fork over it, and a real crunch with every bite; that was consistent throughout. What's even more impressive is that it retained this crispiness despite a large portion of the cutlet being doused in a cream sauce. Normally, there's a gradient between sauce and crispy - as you add more, you lose the other. But here, they managed to find the best of both worlds. What's more, this cream sauce was actually delicious - it had a slightly umami, slightly fatty nature at the perfect viscosity. The inside of the cutlet was nice as well. Normally, schnitzels are cut super thin, but this was on the thicker side. This allowed the flavor of the pork to come through a lot more than normal, and it was quite good. It's definitely not the cheapest cut. I will say I didn't really taste the cheese or ham at all throughout - except for a couple cheesy bites near the end. The spatzle noodles were also great. For dessert, we had the apfelstrudel. I wish this had been more put together to hold its shape when cutting rather than the top rolling over like a folding tent, but the taste was solid. Surprisingly, it wasn't very sweet, and it paired well flavor-wise with the whipped cream. A lot of apples were in here. For the price, the cordon bleu schnitzel is quite expensive at $35. I would go with a cheaper schnitzel version as the added elements aren't really worth the cost. It's a good amount of food though. Overall, this place serves (close to) authentic German food and it's a good experience. 8.25/10
Atmosphere: Probably the most authentic feeling German restaurant in Leavenworth. Wooden, cozy, German music playing. Food: All the food that we had was delicious. My favorite meal of the tri p for sure. I could have eaten here every day. Price: Prices were reasonable Service: We sat at the bar and thought the service was solid. Parking: Park wherever you can to walk around Leavenworth.
Service went above and beyond for our large group. They were very attentive and helpful. All the food we ordered was amazing too! Highly recommend the jaegersnitzel and spetzi. Will definitely be back and thamk them for the wonderful experience. We enjoyed being able to keep the liter glass with our beer.
My friends and I were visiting Leavenworth for the weekend to celebrate a friend's birthday and came across this spot while looking for a place to have dinner. It's located downstairs where Mozart's Restaurant and the Gingerbread Factory are in front of Front Street Park in Leavenworth. There is street parking and designated parking areas around the area but could be difficult to find during the weekends, Oktoberfest season, and winter. I got their Kassler Kotelett, a pretzel, and a Radler (Helles + Sprite). The Radler was surprisingly delicious and definitely the highlight of the meal. I wasn't sure how I'd feel about Sprite in beer, but it added just the right amount of sweetness and made for a really refreshing drink. The Kassler Kotelett was just okay. It wasn't as smoky as I expected, and the meat was a bit dry. Thankfully, the mustard was fantastic and helped with the dryness. I liked it so much that I even packed some up with my leftovers LOL. The pretzel was also just okay--it wasn't as crispy as I was hoping. Overall, this was a cool spot with a great selection of German beers. While the food I ordered didn't quite impress me, I'd definitely come back to try the sausages next time.
This is easily the best schnitzel in town! It is super crispy and not too oily. I loved the mushroom sauce and the potato salad. Service was quick, though there is typically a 20 to 30 minute wait. I definitely recommend putting your name on the Yelp waitlist if you can before heading over
I wanted to really love this restaurant. It's such a popular place and people really love it. I want to admit that I feel like I had a not so great experience, but I am not going to judge it harshly in any way. I was hungry, but when we arrived there was a party of 44 people that were finishing up and all paying the server with separate checks. Our server was trying to settle all that after 20 minutes we asked another server to help us out. Thankfully, they did because I was getting too hungry to wait much longer. The food came out relatively quickly once we ordered. I ordered the Schweinshaxe, which is a huge pork hock that's been roasted with crispy skin. I have ordered this at other German restaurants and typically love it. I found this one to be really dry and tough. The sides were all very tasty though including the sauerkraut, red cabbage and potatoes. For $52.99, I wish the pork had been better as I left feeling disappointed. I had an amber ale, which I liked. My brother said the soup was boring, but the potato salad was really good. The ambiance here is fun. There was an accordion player who was pretty entertaining. I will come back here again to try something else when I'm in town again.
If you're looking for the full Bavarian experience in Leavenworth, this spot definitely delivers on the atmosphere. The restaurant is tucked away in a basement with fun Bavarian décor, but my favorite place to sit is actually outside along the street during the summer. Grab a local beer, people-watch, and soak in the Leavenworth vibe. The service was friendly, and they had a solid selection of local beers on tap. I ordered the schnitzel, which was a bit smaller than the traditional German portions I've had elsewhere. It leaned a little dry, and the breading was just okay--not bad, but nothing that really stood out. That said, not every meal has to be perfect to be worth the stop. The atmosphere, beer selection, and overall experience make it a place I'd still recommend when you're visiting Leavenworth. Sometimes it's just about embracing the Bavarian charm, and this restaurant definitely helps deliver that.
I went to Germany last fall and this place really took me back! From the all wood interior to the paintings and knick knacks on the walls, it was like stepping into another country inside. The wait staff is all dressed up in lederhosen and dirndls as well. They had a nice variety of German foods and I loved the German potato salad which I had been craving since I went to Germany. They also had someone playing accordion music and sometimes he handed out puppets to the kids to dance with during certain songs. Definitely recommend checking this place out for a fun dinner if you're in town!
Stumbled upon this place as we were visiting town and could not be happier! From the moment we walked through the door the hospitality was amazing, the food was just like my Oma's, the dessert was sourced from a local bakery which made it all the sweeter. I can't wait come back into town and revisit!
Came here a couple years ago for the schnitzel and decided to revisit. I love the feel of the inside. Even though you are in Leavenworth and there is a theme throughout the town, this place just feels like you're in another place. From the walk down the stairs to the entrance, to the decor, there's not a whole lot that was missed here. Our seats were tucked back at the back of the restaurant in a little nook that had only one side to the table. It was optimum for people watching. The servers were slammed constantly, but they did a great job of consistently stopping by and filling our waters with a smile. My wife got what she came here for. The schnitzel and spatzel. Let it be known that after our first venture here we decided that we needed to learn how to make schnitzel and spatzel at home. In that time I'm pretty sure we perfected it. The schnitzel this time around was good, but not what we remembered. The breading consistently fell off the meat which was a disappointment. Don't get me wrong, it was still tasty. One of the gravy's that we ordered(we ordered both), came out more like an au jus. Very thin with little flavor. Spatzel hit the mark and accompanied the schnitzel very well. I ordered a sampler a knockwurst, the seasonal sausage(it was smoked, that was the only description I got). I don't remember the name of the other one. Both the nameless sausage and the seasonal smoked ones were good, but not memorable. The knockwurst was the one I remembered the most, but not in a good way. It came out looking like a hot dog on steroids and just did not have good flavor at all. The sampler came with a couple slices of pickles, onion and mustard. The mustard did help, but I feel that a side of sauerkraut should have been apart of the presentation and would have elevated the flavors of the plate very well. We did also order a pretzel that was accompanied by a cup of cheese which we utilized to the fullest. While not as satisfying as our first visit, I feel that we will probably give this spot another go next time and hope for the same results we had the first time we came here. There were many other plates that passed us by and I would be more than willing to explore the menu.
22 days ago
The food was amazing, service was great, we loved the live music, restaurant was clean and busy as usual read more
1 month ago
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Heidi F.
Thanks, Cara Lee! We look forward to serving you again.
21 days ago
The restaurant does a good job recreating a traditional German restaurant. Light wood, cozy 'snug' booths, tables for groups, oom-pah music in the background, waitstaff in traditional German attire. Wait to be seated. They offer a full bar and beer on tap including local and German. The menu offers a variety of German options. I went with the goulash served with spatzle. It made for a filling meal. My dining companion ordered the sausage plate. No buns with these brats. Served with a choice of sides. The potato salad was cold and the cabbage hot. For ambiance you can't go wrong at Andreas Keller and is reflected in the prices. read more
16 days ago
the schnitzel cordon bleu here was so delicious that i came two days in a row to order the same exact thing. it's a breaded pork cutlet stuffed with swiss cheese, ham, and a little dijon mustard. perfectly hand breaded to order and drenched with a creamy savory sauce. comes on a bed of spaetzel, which is a butter grilled pasta of some sort. really loved that too. we got a side of red cabbage which is pickled in apple cider vinegar, and stacked that with each bite of the schnitzel. beer here is pretty great too. interior design here makes you feel like you're in old world germany. it's wooden and flooded with artifacts and artwork from this whole theme the town is. we also got a weenie which was good but nah save ur appetite for the schnitzel. you will not regret it if you are a lover of delicious food! read more
23 days ago
In Leavenworth, this is one of the more well-known German restaurants. Since we were here for lunch, there was unfortunately no accordion player like I'd heard about, but the vibe was pretty good from the wood panels and seating. The main thing I had was the schnitzel cordon bleu. I've had schnitzel before in Germany, but never before this did I find the cordon bleu version of it - which includes being stuffed with ham and cheese. Although not traditional, I actually liked this a good bit. The top thing to notice here was how crispy the fried cutlet was. This was fried really well, with an audible sound when running your fork over it, and a real crunch with every bite; that was consistent throughout. What's even more impressive is that it retained this crispiness despite a large portion of the cutlet being doused in a cream sauce. Normally, there's a gradient between sauce and crispy - as you add more, you lose the other. But here, they managed to find the best of both worlds. What's more, this cream sauce was actually delicious - it had a slightly umami, slightly fatty nature at the perfect viscosity. The inside of the cutlet was nice as well. Normally, schnitzels are cut super thin, but this was on the thicker side. This allowed the flavor of the pork to come through a lot more than normal, and it was quite good. It's definitely not the cheapest cut. I will say I didn't really taste the cheese or ham at all throughout - except for a couple cheesy bites near the end. The spatzle noodles were also great. For dessert, we had the apfelstrudel. I wish this had been more put together to hold its shape when cutting rather than the top rolling over like a folding tent, but the taste was solid. Surprisingly, it wasn't very sweet, and it paired well flavor-wise with the whipped cream. A lot of apples were in here. For the price, the cordon bleu schnitzel is quite expensive at $35. I would go with a cheaper schnitzel version as the added elements aren't really worth the cost. It's a good amount of food though. Overall, this place serves (close to) authentic German food and it's a good experience. 8.25/10 read more
Atmosphere: Probably the most authentic feeling German restaurant in Leavenworth. Wooden, cozy, German music playing. Food: All the food that we had was delicious. My favorite meal of the tri p for sure. I could have eaten here every day. Price: Prices were reasonable Service: We sat at the bar and thought the service was solid. Parking: Park wherever you can to walk around Leavenworth. read more
Service went above and beyond for our large group. They were very attentive and helpful. All the food we ordered was amazing too! Highly recommend the jaegersnitzel and spetzi. Will definitely be back and thamk them for the wonderful experience. We enjoyed being able to keep the liter glass with our beer. read more
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Heidi F.
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3 months ago
My friends and I were visiting Leavenworth for the weekend to celebrate a friend's birthday and came across this spot while looking for a place to have dinner. It's located downstairs where Mozart's Restaurant and the Gingerbread Factory are in front of Front Street Park in Leavenworth. There is street parking and designated parking areas around the area but could be difficult to find during the weekends, Oktoberfest season, and winter. I got their Kassler Kotelett, a pretzel, and a Radler (Helles + Sprite). The Radler was surprisingly delicious and definitely the highlight of the meal. I wasn't sure how I'd feel about Sprite in beer, but it added just the right amount of sweetness and made for a really refreshing drink. The Kassler Kotelett was just okay. It wasn't as smoky as I expected, and the meat was a bit dry. Thankfully, the mustard was fantastic and helped with the dryness. I liked it so much that I even packed some up with my leftovers LOL. The pretzel was also just okay--it wasn't as crispy as I was hoping. Overall, this was a cool spot with a great selection of German beers. While the food I ordered didn't quite impress me, I'd definitely come back to try the sausages next time. read more
1 month ago
This is easily the best schnitzel in town! It is super crispy and not too oily. I loved the mushroom sauce and the potato salad. Service was quick, though there is typically a 20 to 30 minute wait. I definitely recommend putting your name on the Yelp waitlist if you can before heading over read more
4 months ago
I wanted to really love this restaurant. It's such a popular place and people really love it. I want to admit that I feel like I had a not so great experience, but I am not going to judge it harshly in any way. I was hungry, but when we arrived there was a party of 44 people that were finishing up and all paying the server with separate checks. Our server was trying to settle all that after 20 minutes we asked another server to help us out. Thankfully, they did because I was getting too hungry to wait much longer. The food came out relatively quickly once we ordered. I ordered the Schweinshaxe, which is a huge pork hock that's been roasted with crispy skin. I have ordered this at other German restaurants and typically love it. I found this one to be really dry and tough. The sides were all very tasty though including the sauerkraut, red cabbage and potatoes. For $52.99, I wish the pork had been better as I left feeling disappointed. I had an amber ale, which I liked. My brother said the soup was boring, but the potato salad was really good. The ambiance here is fun. There was an accordion player who was pretty entertaining. I will come back here again to try something else when I'm in town again. read more
If you're looking for the full Bavarian experience in Leavenworth, this spot definitely delivers on the atmosphere. The restaurant is tucked away in a basement with fun Bavarian décor, but my favorite place to sit is actually outside along the street during the summer. Grab a local beer, people-watch, and soak in the Leavenworth vibe. The service was friendly, and they had a solid selection of local beers on tap. I ordered the schnitzel, which was a bit smaller than the traditional German portions I've had elsewhere. It leaned a little dry, and the breading was just okay--not bad, but nothing that really stood out. That said, not every meal has to be perfect to be worth the stop. The atmosphere, beer selection, and overall experience make it a place I'd still recommend when you're visiting Leavenworth. Sometimes it's just about embracing the Bavarian charm, and this restaurant definitely helps deliver that. read more
I went to Germany last fall and this place really took me back! From the all wood interior to the paintings and knick knacks on the walls, it was like stepping into another country inside. The wait staff is all dressed up in lederhosen and dirndls as well. They had a nice variety of German foods and I loved the German potato salad which I had been craving since I went to Germany. They also had someone playing accordion music and sometimes he handed out puppets to the kids to dance with during certain songs. Definitely recommend checking this place out for a fun dinner if you're in town! read more
18 days ago
Stumbled upon this place as we were visiting town and could not be happier! From the moment we walked through the door the hospitality was amazing, the food was just like my Oma's, the dessert was sourced from a local bakery which made it all the sweeter. I can't wait come back into town and revisit! read more
Came here a couple years ago for the schnitzel and decided to revisit. I love the feel of the inside. Even though you are in Leavenworth and there is a theme throughout the town, this place just feels like you're in another place. From the walk down the stairs to the entrance, to the decor, there's not a whole lot that was missed here. Our seats were tucked back at the back of the restaurant in a little nook that had only one side to the table. It was optimum for people watching. The servers were slammed constantly, but they did a great job of consistently stopping by and filling our waters with a smile. My wife got what she came here for. The schnitzel and spatzel. Let it be known that after our first venture here we decided that we needed to learn how to make schnitzel and spatzel at home. In that time I'm pretty sure we perfected it. The schnitzel this time around was good, but not what we remembered. The breading consistently fell off the meat which was a disappointment. Don't get me wrong, it was still tasty. One of the gravy's that we ordered(we ordered both), came out more like an au jus. Very thin with little flavor. Spatzel hit the mark and accompanied the schnitzel very well. I ordered a sampler a knockwurst, the seasonal sausage(it was smoked, that was the only description I got). I don't remember the name of the other one. Both the nameless sausage and the seasonal smoked ones were good, but not memorable. The knockwurst was the one I remembered the most, but not in a good way. It came out looking like a hot dog on steroids and just did not have good flavor at all. The sampler came with a couple slices of pickles, onion and mustard. The mustard did help, but I feel that a side of sauerkraut should have been apart of the presentation and would have elevated the flavors of the plate very well. We did also order a pretzel that was accompanied by a cup of cheese which we utilized to the fullest. While not as satisfying as our first visit, I feel that we will probably give this spot another go next time and hope for the same results we had the first time we came here. There were many other plates that passed us by and I would be more than willing to explore the menu. read more
4 days ago
The food was fantastic! Recommend the pretzel! The environment was very fun with great music read more
Andreas Keller German Restaurant is an absolute MUST for me and my family. The Schnitzel Cordon Bleu will change your life--no exaggeration. I'm not usually someone who finishes a big plate, but somehow I manage to clean this one every time...including the Käsespätzle with the homemade mushroom sauce (no regrets, ever). My guy usually goes for one of the sausages or wieners, and he's just as happy with his choice. The food comes out fast, which is great--but do yourself a favor and check out the menu ahead of time to better prepare you and your family (especially if you have kids). I can't even count how many times I've overheard full-on family debates at the table trying to decide what to order. Whether it's lunch or dinner, this place is always worth it. Be prepared for a wait--it gets busy--but that's how you know it's good. Trust me, you'll forget about the wait the second your food hits the table. The atmosphere is fully traditional and honestly just so much fun--it feels like a little trip without leaving the country. read more
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9 months ago
I've finally found a place in the States serving truly excellent German cuisine! Andreas Keller sits right at the start of the main block in downtown Leavenworth and has been a family-run business since 1989. They serve authentic Bavarian classics -- pretzels, schnitzels, schweinshaxe, spätzle, sausages, and of course, German beer. We waited about 20 minutes for a table, which wasn't bad at all given how popular it is. The atmosphere immediately transports you to Bavaria. Servers wear traditional attire, and the walls are adorned with German beer steins, murals, and lush greenery. It feels festive yet cozy. - Schnitzel Cordon Bleu -- perfectly breaded and not overly oily, layered with salty cured ham and melted Swiss cheese; served over spätzle, it was savory, rich, and indulgent - Jägerschnitzel -- topped with a mushroom gravy (Jägersoße) that was my favorite part; deep, rustic umami flavor with tender pork and a light sprinkle of thyme; crispy on the outside, juicy inside The vibes are warm and homey -- a great spot whether you're visiting in summer or winter (I can only imagine how magical it feels during the holidays). Next time I'm definitely trying their Black Forest Cake (Schwarzwälderkirschtorte), which comes from their sister bakery upstairs, The Gingerbread Factory. My only gripe is the pricing -- $34 for the Cordon Bleu and $30 for schnitzel is on the higher side especially compared to the equivalent in Germany. But honestly, the authenticity of the food reminded me so much of my last trip to Germany that I can't be too upset about it. Overall, a bustling yet cozy restaurant filled with families and travelers alike. Absolutely worth a visit if you're craving classic Bavarian comfort food. read more
We loved this German restaurant for years. Each time we visit Leavenworth, WA, we will eat dinners there. It has been many years. They never disappoint us. We ordered German sausage sample plate, Munich Pork Hock, Grilled chicken and German dark and light beer. They were so delicious and great! They reminded my foreign exchange summer time in Frankfurt Germany, I felt so happy, thank you Andrea Keller! read more
I picked Andreas Keller as my lunch option as the food options were more diverse but honestly, I would've been happier at Munchen Haus. Andreas Keller is located downstairs right by the gingerbread factory. The ambiance was nice and there's two unisex restrooms that were clean. The biggest advice is to pre waitlist on yelp as the wait can get very long. When checking in with the hostess, she was rude and gave off the feeling that she didn't want to work there. I tried a few items and overall there were okay. I really liked the dessert but it was actually from the gingerbread factory. pretzel with alpine cheese: the pretzel is unsalted and doesn't have much flavor. the add on of alpine cheese (+$6) was necessary and the cheese sauce was very cheesy and flavorful. fried potatoes (side): the potatoes weren't crispy and just okay. It paired well with the alpine cheese though. bavarian beef goulash: the beef was tender and overall light in flavor. it was a good dish and was reminiscent of my time in Europe. Jägerschnitzel swiss style: i would avoid this dish as there was really no flavor at all. it tasted like a bland pork cutlet. Black Forest cake: straight from the gingerbread factory, the cake has 3 levels and has great chocolate cherry flavor throughout. the bottom of the cake also had a thin layer or crisp which was nice. read more
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Heidi F.
Thank you for your visit and the very thorough review. Maybe you…
3 months ago
We stopped by Andreas Keller while visiting Leavenworth and had an enjoyable experience overall. The atmosphere really adds to the Bavarian theme of the town, and the staff were friendly and attentive throughout our meal. We ordered the pork hock, some sausages, and a pretzel. The pork hock was a huge portion and definitely enough to share, but it was a little too salty for our taste. The sausages were really good with great flavor, although they were on the pricey side. The pretzel, however, wasn't worth ordering in our opinion. It was pretty underwhelming for the price, and we'd probably skip it next time. Overall, the atmosphere and service made for a pleasant dining experience. While I wish the pork hock had been seasoned a little lighter and the sausages were a bit more reasonably priced, it's still a fun place to try if you're visiting Leavenworth and looking for traditional German food. read more
15 days ago
We decided to try this place that has been recommended by many locals/tourists! We got to Leavenworth at around 10 but they don't open until 11:30am, the line started forming at around 11:00 and we were lucky enough to be the first batch sat. We originally had a bad rep of schnitzels bc of the first schnitzels had at another restaurant last year... let me tell y'all... the cordon bleu schnitzel here did not disappoint! It was crispy, the Spatz was amazing. And the gravy was great. It was REALLY pricy though for the portion I'd say. The small pretzel was enough to share between me and my partner and it was pretty good! The service was great, prices were up there, and the overall cozy ambiance was top tier. Def. A go to whenever we visit during the holidays. read more
2 months ago
This is the most authentic German food I've tasted outside of Germany. The staff was amazing. Service was fast on a Friday night at dinner time. It's like being inside of a cozy Bavarian restaurant. The accordion player was excellent. We were in a party of 14 with one server and he was spot on with ever order accurate as well as every bill at the end. We are going back tomorrow! read more
2 months ago
The most delicious German food and beautiful ambience and lovely customer service. Feels like being in the Swiss Alps!! read more
5 months ago
Great service. The cellar vibe is cool. We got a brat and the schnitzel. The brat was good, but only comes with 1 sausage and a huge plate of sauerkraut and potato salad. The schnitzel is bigger but also a lot of potato salad. Ultimately pretty expensive for the limited amount of food you get. read more
I went a a few minutes before this place opened since it always had a long wait whenever we passed by. Overall not extremely worth the hype in my opinion. We got the sahneschnitzel and schweinshaxe. The schnitzel was delicious. The batter is super crispy and the sauce was very flavorful. But it was comparable to Mozart's schnitzel (the sister restaurant upstairs with less of a wait) though i guess it's a tad cheaper at Andreas Keller. The schweinshaxe was tender and delicious as well but just kind of tough to break through the skin. The ambiance is quite cozy and the outfits of the staff here are cute! One problem we had though was that they kept messing up orders. We were around the 5th party of the day to be seated but didn't get our food until more than a half hour later while everyone in the restaurant was already served. Turns out they accidentally served our food to the table behind us, compensated them for the mistake (even though they kept the food), but not us, probably thinking we didn't notice :/. Then when our food came out it came with a pretzel that we didn't order which belonged to a table next to us so we told them immediately. It felt like a whole domino effect of wrong orders. Otherwise it was overall pretty good food, just an unlucky experience. read more
Visited Leavenworth for the first time and was looking forward to trying Andreas Keller. Due to the busy holiday season, there can be long wait times if you put your name down through the Yelp app. I do recommend either calling the day of or go into the restaurant first thing when they open and putting your name down on their waiting list for the time that you would like to come and dine in. They'll ask for your name and phone number. I got a text notification and we were seated promptly. The restaurant was cozy and inviting. Our waiter was super welcoming and answered all of our questions. We ordered the Bavarian Beef Goulash and Breaded Pork Sahneschnitzel. The Bavarian Beef Goulash was tender and the spatzle noodles helped to soak up the rich flavorful sauce. The Breaded Pork Sahneschnitzel was hot, crispy, seasoned well and tender. It paired well with their homemade gravy. Overall this is a great place to enjoy cozy Bavarian food. read more
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Heidi F.
Thank you very much for the very detailed and helpful five star…
5 months ago
The atmosphere and food outstanding!! I was very disappointed that the info stated ACCESSIBLE for guest, yet only Outside was accessible and it was closed due to weather. My husband who cannot walk with out canes had to use Stairs to get the in inside dining room. This was not stated in the Info section on Yelp. read more
2 months ago
Wonderful! First day in Leavenworth (Aug23) we hit Andreas Keller. There was a 30 minute wait but got seated in 10 minutes. Service was good, but it was busy. Lunch on a Sunday gets busy. This is a must stop as this is our go-to place to eat while in Leavenworth. Wife and I took my parents here for the first time. They so enjoyed it! I had the sampler. 4 out of 5. Pork chop was just a tad moist but a little on the drier side. But that comes with getting a thick pork chop. It's easy to dry out when it's that large. Sausages were great, though. Wifey had the classic schnitzel. Can never go wrong with that. Mom had the bowl of crème of kraut soup. Yummy - she totally enjoyed it! Dad had the schnitzel as well. Overall, delicious and tasty. Returned the next day (Aug 24). It was our last night in Leavenworth and wanted to make it count. Plus, it was wife's birthday weekend. We ordered the classic schnitzel-- again. This time I ordered two fried eggs (over easy) on the side. Wifey ordered mushroom sauce on the side. Out of nowhere, our waiter (who by the way was so amazing!) looked at the meal and said "loco moco?" And asked if we were from Hawaii. We said yes! He then said "I love Hawaiian food and love loco moco!" He then said, wow you just made a German version of it! He said that he was going to try it but wasn't sure if he did or not. I hope he did as ours tasted amazing!!! He told us his name but it escapes me as I'm writing this review. In any case. I hope he remembers us and our conversation. He was a great server and a great guy to talk to. This day was definitely 5 stars! Food, ambiance, server, EVERYTHING! read more
25 days ago
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Heidi F.
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4 days ago
Stopped in for lunch and was pleasantly surprised! They have the Bavarian vibe down with their warm, cozy atmosphere. My partner and I each had the sausage plate. Lots of different sausages to choose from and both of ours were good. Delicious sauerkraut and German potato salad on the side too! Friendly, fast service rounded out our great lunch. read more
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Heidi F.
Thank you very much for your visit and awesome review!
3 months ago
Join the waitlist then journey down the stairs to this quaint German styled restaurant. Variety of sausages with kraut and German potato salad. All tasty. Plus other dishes and a nice selection of beers and wine. And don't forget the dessert! read more
Came in here for dinner and opted to sit outside since i had my dog and to enjoy the weather and people watching. They have an outdoor patio directly across fro. The park with was perfect for my kiddo to play while we waited for our food. The service great as they checked on us often. I ordered the Giant Style "Muinch Atyle" Pork hock. It was huge! And the skin was crispy, however, very hard to chew. The meat also was not seasoned and lacked flavor. The red cabbage it came with tasted delicious. We also ordered the schnitzel and it was crispy and delicious. Overall, for the cost of the Pork hock was pricey and needed seasoning. But the restaurant and customer service was great! Highly recommend. read more
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829 Front St
Leavenworth, WA 98826
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Can you share plates? If so, what is the charge?
Yes you can. Portion sizes are good for two. I don't think they charge extra for sharing
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