Hildegard's came highly recommended during our stop in Huntsville. Upon arrival, it is a small…read morerestaurant in a strip of a few others in a more suburban area. However, upon entry there are several tables, small and large, as well as a few tables on an outdoor patio. We chose to sit on the patio and were quickly seated by the hostess. At another table, another couple was about to leave; the waitress said that she looked forward to seeing them again next week, always a good sign for the quality of the restaurant. Our server was also quick to stop by and shared the draft options, including Weihenstephan Hefeweizen! I have not yet seen this beer on draft outside of Germany, and needless to say it was excellent. Before ordering, we also received a basket of breads, very tasty. We both ordered schnitzels (he the Bavarian, I the Berlin) and we split the sides of red cabbage, sauerkraut, kaesespaezle and pan fried potatoes. The Berlin was crispy, well done, and topped with apples and onions that were a good addition for the flavor. The mushroom sauce on the Bavarian was also quite nice and full of flavor. I really enjoyed the sides and can recommend them all. To finish, we had the Nutella cheesecake, a generous slice that was of a smooth consistency and full of flavor. Overall, as can be guessed we were very happy to stop by. The food was very good, service prompt, drinks always filled, and portions plentiful. It was a highlight of our trip and I would definitely enjoy it again.

The food is the best in the area, honestly by favorite is the cucumber salad. It's so creamy and…read moredelicious I think I could eat just a huge plate of it. The Rahm Pills is a favorite of mine because the gravy is delicious. I love the pan roasted potatoes and the German potato salad as well but really I could eat just the Rahm pils and the cucumber salad. The bread they bring out at the beginning is delicious too, I've had to ask for seconds with the brown bread. Service is great, my water was never empty and the waitress was very attentive. The whole restaurant is nice and it can be crowded but there is nothing wrong with that. Everything is very pleasant. The desserts are outstanding as well.

What a fun spot! My boss used to frequent the establishment years ago when traveling through…read moreHuntsville. My rating is only based on the drink and atmosphere as we didn't sample any food. The place was very rustic and cool with so many whiskeys to sample and a full up beer wall. After several years of wanting my favorite beer, I was in luck as Truck Stop Honey Brown Ale was on tap! Nothing compares to me as I love the beer and was able to enjoy it with my boss! Hoping for a return trip at the end of the month...

This was a great find, truly a hidden gem as the name suggests. Too hot for the outdoor patio, but…read moreinterior and exterior are beautiful. The brew selection is vast, waitress was knowledgeable on types and tastes of different beers they had. Food was fun, we just wanted some appetizers but you can have the meal size as well. Crawfish étouffée was great. Will come back whenever we're back in town, all the prices are incredibly reasonable too.

Among a sea of food trucks, this one looked the most unique with a patio porch built in the back. I…read morehad to check it out and I'm glad I did. THE FOOD. - Sausage Plate | The sausage (smoked pork) was really juicy and slightly spicy. I loved the pan-fried potatoes which were soft and mash-like... but with crisp edges. The sauerkraut was warm and vinegary. Portion size was quite large, so come hangry or save the leftovers for another meal! There was a free parking lot right next to the food trucks so no issues on finding a spot. However, this a food truck, so parking will depend on where they're located at the time.

Good service and the food was authentic. Portion size is generous, so bring an appetite or you can…read moretake food home! Wide selection for German dishes with an ample selection of wines and beer. Parking could be tricky. If you have to wait for a table, you won't wait long.

Came here for lunch. We got seated right away. The restaurant was clean and well decorated. We…read moreordered the Poppy & Parliament Bruschetta, the Tart Monsieur and a sausage sandwich that was on the daily specials. We thought everything was excellent. My only criticism would be the bruschetta could have a few more pieces of bread. One of our high points of lunch was our waitress Caitlin. Very friendly and took the time to chat with us. Will definitely be back!

This place was super cool. Would definitely return just for the fish & chips. They do it right…read more Service was bomb. I thought he was the manager, but could have been the owner, idk. But he checked in on me couple times while I sat at the bar and tucked in to the fish & chips. Place is clean. Service was all I could ask for & more. I'd return. That's the best recommendation I can give, so give Poppy & Parliament a try! You'll likely be happy you did. Plus Guinness on tap, with a proper pour just like when I was in Belfast! Awesome. Authentic.

The server was really nice and helped make this experience better. The whole atmosphere of the…read moreplace was just warm and comfy. The staff was genuinely friendly with everyone and it just felt like you were being welcomed by all. They have inside and outside patio seating. The food was great! I loved the deviled eggs with the honey you can you drizzle on top. I also got the schnitzel and that was good as well. I didn't get a chance to try to dessert, but I will definitely be back.

Best thing: The extremely friendly and fast service, especially the staff bringing a water dish out…read morefor the dog.Type of Food: German-American Gastropub Review: Brewhaus is in a really convenient spot right by the walking bridge in Chattanooga--though the bridge itself is actually closed down at the moment. Parking in their main lot is pretty tight, but we didn't have much trouble finding street parking close by. The absolute standout here is the staff; they were incredibly friendly and completely johnny on the spot with getting our drinks out. We had our dog with us and quickly learned that pets aren't allowed inside or even on the regular inside patio, but they do have a small dedicated picnic table area out to the left for people with dogs. The staff was even nice enough to bring out a water dish for him, which was a really great touch. As for the food, you definitely get a plentiful amount for what you pay. We ordered the sampler platter--which comes with a massive pretzel, three little brats on buns, and kraut balls--as well as the Jager Schnitzel with sides of potato salad and spaetzle. The pretzel platter and the spaetzle were good, and the whole place has an awesome atmosphere that makes you want to hang out. I'd still absolutely recommend checking it out, just keep an eye on a couple of the food details. Cons: The jager dressing wasn't heated up enough, causing it to congeal on top of the pork loin and throw off the flavor, so it had to be scraped off. Also, the potato salad missed the mark completely--the potatoes were vastly undercooked, giving them a raw texture, and they were a dark color instead of a normal opaque white, showing that the potatoes used were going bad. Thumbs up / Thumbs down: Thumbs up (I would still go back for the great atmosphere and service).

Classic dinner with booths and a breakfast bar to sit at. The kitchen staff are true professional…read moreshort order cooks making really yummy breakfast like it's 1955 and the mayor is fixin to do a walk through. The kitchen is open and SUPER clean. So were the rest rooms. Service was excellent. Prices are amazing. I really enjoyed my breakfast and will be back again.

We were passing through Cullman on our way home from one of our weekly summer road trips and…read moredecided on the Busy Bee for lunch. This restaurant has been around for a while and I've read about it through various Alabama tourism outlets. It has an interesting recent history in that it was destroyed and rebuilt, I believe during the 2011 tornado outbreak. The inside has kind of a fun, local / diner-y feel to it and they had a lot of business during our visit. We had heard they used to serve German food but it appears they no longer do so, as the menu was limited to more classic American lunch fare such as burgers and sandwiches. The prices are quite competitive and fair. Our waitress was okay - not super friendly, though she warmed some when we asked her about the cute chapel across the street. She didn't check on us too much but was timely with our order and request for a check. My dad got a fried bologna sandwich, my mom got a burger, and I tried the "Eric," which is grilled chicken and jalapeños and cheese sandwiched between Texas toast. Dad and I got fries while mom got onion rings. I'd say everything was about average. My parents both said they'd give it a 2.5 out of 5 but agreed a 3 was appropriate when I explained my own internal ranking guide (2 = wouldn't want to go even if a friend asked; 3 = probably wouldn't go again of my own accord but wouldn't complain if someone else asked to try it). The bologna sandwich was very thick cut. My mom said her burger reminded her of a diner style burger and was fine, but to me it didn't look too appetizing. She was disappointed in the onion rings and liked our fries better. The fries were crispy on the outside but a little mealy on the inside. My chicken sandwich got reaaaaally soggy on the bottom and the chicken was cut very thin/in a weird shape, but the jalapeños were pleasantly spicy and the cheese made it nice and gooey. It was a decent sandwich. Glad to have marked an Alabama institution off the list of places to try! As one of the oldest restaurants in the area, there's a lot of history here.

Poor selection of canned beers Disinterested employees with…read moreno effort to curate beers Expensive per can price (more expensive than Whole Foods and that's saying a lot) One can was expired by over a year

Miranda was super friendly and offered great service. They have a good selection of beer and cider…read more Love this place.