If you remove the occasional long wait (I rarely come when it's super busy for this reason) this place has been and continues to be really great! A beautiful spot for relaxing with friends or family or a stop on a date! I've eaten snacks, lunch and dinner here many times. I'm not a big drinker so I often get mulled wine in winter or a radler or they sadly took away my favorite non-alcoholic drink which was the almdudler soda. They still offer other good beverages though. Their burgers are absolutely amazing, I highly recommend them if you eat meat. Their pretzels are usually perfect too! Their other foods are good albeit I'm personally not in love with their potato salad. Their restaurant down the road is a great stop for even heartier food or indoor dining. :) They do shared seating style so be ready to share a long table and benches. It's all very comfortable and friendly. (I have no idea how this will work out under the pandemic right now). They also will offer blankets when it's chilly for you to use. Restrooms are always clean. They're two private, gender-free restrooms with a hand washing station outside. Drinks: 5/5 Burgers: 5/5 Pretzels: 5/5 Sausages/Frankfurters: 4.5/5 Other snacks: 4/5 Location: 5/5 Street parking is awful in Hayes if you're not there on a weekday in the day time. Keep that in mind. :) read more

Planned to have a large group gathering on a Friday night here. Told a group of about 15 people to come meet around 7. At 6:50pm the bar tender decided to announce last call and close the entire Biergarten! We told told him we had people coming and he still decided to close. The publishes hours on the website say they are open til 9PM. DO BETTER. won't be returning any time soon. read more

Love the place!! A little pricey, but worth it for the wonderful beer and high quality food. Not to mention the great urban beer garden setting. But... the website and google say they open at 3pm Mondays, but the place was closed at 3:45 today. ??? Anyone know what's up? read more

Cute, chill spot to sip on some brew especially on warmer days. My bf and I came on a sunny Sunday afternoon and it was a full house. It's open seating picnic tables and it was a full house when we got there. Seating can be tricky so don't expect to find a full empty table when the weather's nice out lol. You'll either need to wait for a table or enjoy your beer standing. Thankfully another group was kind enough to scoot over and share their table with us. Beer's are pricey. A half liter glass of draft beer was $9. read more

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Cute outdoor beer spot in Hayes Valley. A group of my friends came for drinks and food. We brought in a couple pizzas from Paxti's (right down the street) and ordered beer and wine from the counter. The space is an empty lot with lots of benches and tables, string lights, a roofed area, and re-used shipping containers (the counter and kitchen area). There's bathrooms as well on the lot. The staff was very knowledgeable and friendly. They even came by and gave us blankets. I'll definitely be coming back! read more

We came to this place as part of a pub crawl that a coworker put together. They are beer and wine only and are fully outdoor. We got here around 10 pm and it was freezing, we probably would not have stayed here if we were not a part of the group as we were too cold. We had a beer and the pretzel and their cheese app. I am not sure if I was misreading the menu or just assumed what I wanted but I thought the cheese would be a hot dip for my warm pretzel. I was wrong, it was cold and odd. It had a heavy blue cheese-ish flavor and I was not a fan. The pretzel was good, just like most bar pretzels. It came with mustard and fresh horseradish. I would recommend the pretzel but I would not get the cheese again. Many people with us ordered the pork sliders and seemed to enjoy them but this was our 3rd bar stop so I am not sure if they were delicious or just necessary. I would come back earlier in the day when the sun is shining when I want to sit on a patio, but I do not think this is a place that I would seek out or go out of my way for. read more

Great vibes and beer selection for bar crawl beginnings; But just ok service and food Alcohol: Pure cider rose with black currant ($7). This was very yummy as a non-beer and alcohol appreciator. My friends also got other draft beers/dark stouts and they seemed to enjoy it. Food: I was so excited to try the pretzel bun since I never had it, so I ordered the frankfurter. Only for the cashier (who looked as enthused to be working on a Friday night as I would be) to tell me they had ran out of the buns. I said that was fine. Except I noticed she still charged the full $8 for a frankfurter missing the bun...Not the type to contest 45 mins before closing so I decided to just be happy to get food. But even the frankfurter (imagine a mushier Costco hot dog) and sauerkraut (not very pickly/crisp) were just meh. Service: The cashier/bartender just didn't look happy to be there or happy that anyone was there, and that just puts me off. Like people are here on a Friday night excited to try the food and the drinks. The server however was very friendly and quick to bring out the food. Vibes: Great vibes and outdoor lighting. The people who come are the non-rowdy, let's just enjoy each other's company type which was great. No outdoor heating, so it get pretty chilly! They also close early for a bar (9pm), so definitely a starting place for a bar crawl in Hayes Valley or an ice cream outing at the Smitten next door. read more

Found out these kind of place exist after going to the one in nyc and I love the environment! Grab a sausage and a litter of beer and have fun and be with friends or meet new ones! Staff are really nice and it's at such a nice spot in Hayes valley near a bunch of amazing! We got litter and half a litter of their dark and light beer! I like the dark ones better. Sausages were pretty good but their sliders and guest knot was ! Highly recommend trying the guest knot! So delicious! definitely my favorite item that we ordered! This place got me all excited and ready for Oktoberfest! read more

Biergarten - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

There's nothing like spending a lazy Sunday afternoon playing drinking games with friends. Biergarten is the perfect venue for such an occasion. A fenced in open area bar right in Hayes Valley, this place has a very chill vibe to it. The beer selection here is decent enough and they have some really massive mugs you can order them in, which worked out perfectly for our intended activities. Another reason I had been looking forward to coming here is that they had also made a top 100 7x7 list recently for their pretzels. We ordered an assortment of them, and although the plain one was the one that had made the list, both the crispy pork version and the banana dessert option were far better. All of them had great texture and crispy outsides. The plain one came with a pile of minced garlic and a mustard that had entirely too much horseradish in it. Why the plain one made the list instead of the others is beyond me. Another cool part of this place is that they have lots of blankets to use for anyone who wants to use them. Definitely considerate of them, especially with how chilly it can get in Hayes Valley on a cold night. Overall, Biergarten is a great place to have some beers and snacks in a comfortable open area. So far of the few I've been to in SF, it's the one I like best. For this purpose I'm going to say that Biergarten is "as good as it gets." read more

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Gotta grab a big ole' beer and the curry wurst! The got heaters and stuff outside to make it warm when it cools down too

Outdoor seating and beer? How can you go wrong! I suppose if you really hate German beer and sausages and this is not the place for you, but even then it might be because you can still sit outside with your friends and eat pretzels and drink cider so really you have nothing to lose. All of their beer is German beer which is important to know, but if you like trying German beers this is a great place to try a few different varieties. You can also get full liters (those big steines you think of when you think german beer) which is always fun. They also have a bunch of different food including sausages and pretzels and sandwiches and pickles and other appetizers. I got the curry wurst last time which tasted like curry wurst! The pretzels were also quite good we also got potato dumplings which were quite tasty. The best part about this place though definitely is that it's all outdoor seating. They have big long picnic tables by lots of people can sit outside in the sun. They also have some of them covered with a tent though so if you have a baby that needs protection from the sun like I do you're still set. I totally disagree that this place is bad for kids. Maybe not good for kids I suppose but fine for babies - I was not the only one there with an infant. It's easy to bring a stroller in too. Only warning here is that it is pretty loud. Be warned! This place gets busy! So get there early. It's order at the counter and they give you your beer right there and then bring you your food but the line get so long it goes out of the garden and down the sidewalk. read more

Seriously, the beer is so warm you might as well call it Christmas cider. Cmon work on this! Such a great location.

This is a fantastic outdoor open area place that will surely transport you to Germany!! The atmosphere is ELECTRIC but a good kind of electric as everyone is happy and drunk off beer and not sloppy nor obscene. The food here is also BOMB!! Do yourself a favor and order one of their sausages (it usually comes with soft and supple fried potatoes -- THE BEST!!). Seriously the meat is just cooked to perfection. So juicy and pairs so nicely with the potato and the BEER! It's first come first serve seating and can get backed during seasonal hours but I'd wait just to eat and live it up here because it's casual, fun, and non-pretentious just the way I like it! Psssssstttt..... don't order a dinky little pint go big or go home! read more

Hayes valley gem. Expect a line on a sunny day; it moves fast. Don't be afraid to ask to share a table, the weather makes everyone nice. Excellent beers and German food. I recall them having blankets for when the temp drops, but haven't seen those in awhile. Kid friendly with a great park just across the sidewalk. read more

Biergarten - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

Came here for the currywurst and the pickles. Both of which were very well done. I have been back for more. The atmosphere is outdoor, and really nice. You likely will share a table with someone else, and everyone is really friendly. They have a great beer selection. The sliders were OK. Pork belly, so you can't go wrong, right? Well, kinda. They were unremarkable. So stick with the sausages, and cut them with the pickles, then wash it all down with a good beer. read more

Had nice time getting to see my buddy play here had a nice selection of beers and food

Big fan of this place!! A really cute, outdoor biergarten right in picturesque Hayes Valley :) I came here with two friends since we weren't that hungry for dinner yet! There was a line for people to order, but it moved pretty quickly! I'm not a huge fan of beer, so I ordered one of the ciders, which I enjoyed. The three of us also split a pretzel, which came with yummy mustard and spicy horseradish. There are a bunch of tables for people to sit at, and lots of people bring their cute doggos! As someone who is perpetually unprepared for the weather (from growing up in the Northeast to living in SF), something that I really appreciated were the large blankets they had for you to wrap yourself in as you enjoy your happy hour! Cute vibe, good drinks, good food! Would like to come back and try all their other foods cuz they looked bomb! read more

For the beer lovers, this is the perfect places - and if you've been to Oktoberfest in Munich you know this too. Not a lot of places in SF have good german beer but I did find it at Biergarten. Also an amazing spot for warm, sunny days in San Francisco because of their open area. Only reason why I am giving 4 stars is because I did have a bit of a stomachache after eating their sausage with sauerkraut :/ It was delicious and nothing wrong with the taste when I was eating at all but I definitely didn't feel great afterwards. Not enough of a problem to keep me from going back tho. read more

I've lived in Germany for a month before and this place really brought me back to some good times. I'm not a huge drinker (but come on just get the big liter for the snaps) so I'll focus my review on the food, which I felt was pretty legit. I loved the bratwurst, especially with the potatoes. The pork belly sliders are a must. Throw in a pretzel into the mix! The Wednesday burger looked so amazing that I felt compelled to get it, but surprisingly not my fav. Just get more sliders to share! The outdoor seating is really cute. When it started to get chilly, a really nice lady brought out these really heavy blankets for us. read more

Biergarten - So big - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

This is an awesome little spot with a crazy line! We lined up about 20 minutes before it opened, so we were able to grab a table quickly and get our beers and brats. The brats were delicious here, and the German beers were thirst-quenching! I chose the dark beer because it was the strongest :) The line was super long the whole hour we were sitting, eating, drinking and laughing. We didn't want to go back in line so we left after our first round. Plus, we were SO FULL and couldn't drink another sip of beer or even look at the food anymore. If you can, get here before they open so you don't need to wait 30+ minutes! read more

Really cool spot when the weather's nice in the city. They had 4 beers on tap (3 German and 1 by Fort Point) and come in two different sizes. Half a liter goes for around $8 and a full liter can be $18-20 depending on your choice. There's a good amount of seating but on a nice day in SF, the seats can fill up fast. There's also usually a line to buy your beer. I wouldn't mind standing when the seats are all full, but with a liter glass full of beer, your arm gets tired after 10 minutes. Great place to go with a group of friends or just a couple. The only bad thing I have to say is that they open at 3pm on Saturdays. I wish they were open earlier to enjoy the afternoon sun. read more

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Spent $150 for food and drinks for 3 of us. We were still hungry afterwards despite burgers and pretzels. The burgers are SMALL and don't come with fries or anything. Place is decent, but everything feels overpriced and food portions are tiny. read more

It's not a Beer Garden, it's the Biergarten -- said some random hipster chick when I asked about this place a few years ago. To be honest, I thought it was gonna be super snotty from her answer and overall appearance from the outside, but was proved wrong and found it to be a very chill place to be with friends. I have come here several times during the week and got to say the staff is very nice and the food (a little over priced and small) is good for a pre game or light snack, but shouldn't be your dinner unless you want to spend. Pretty easy and simple concept -- a stand to order beer and food and a set of picnic tables to sit on. The beer selection is kind of small, but still hard to pick from--always ask for a sample bc likely they might not have the beer you usually order as the menu changes. If you are staying there the whole night, I would suggest the ~20 dollar liter of beer, but the half liter seriously does the trick. They only serve beer and wine so go somewhere else if you really want to get turnt. What makes this stand out from other beer gardens is that it is purely outdoor (oh the Lights, yes the lights are beautiful) and it is very conveniently located to the freeway and other restaurants. I would highly suggest getting here earlier on weekends or beware the wait/long lines. Very hard to plan things with big groups here as seating is limited, but definitely advise to try this place out. Also, thank you to the staff for giving my friends and I blankets when it gets cold! read more

Only had their Gnome burger so far, but it was the very best type of snack. +1/4 a pound of beef that was flavorful and seared so well, it tasted almost like there was bacon in it. +Refreshing arugula, which added just a nice bite to counter balance the meatiness. Even my partner who normally doesn't like arugula thought it added a nice flavor +Delicious mustard. Even though I ordinarily don't like mustard, it had a pretty light flavor and the type was actually tasty. I might have to revisit different types of mustard. +Everything was well balanced, from the bread, to meat, to condiments. Only negative was that I didn't order 2! Will definitely be back for beer and other snacks. Yum! read more

Biergarten - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

This was the first bar we stopped at during our visit to San Francisco and it was a cool spot. Super casual, outdoor beer garden type thing with picnic tables and somewhat of a shack set up where you went up to the counter and ordered your drinks. Mostly beer, you know being that we were at a beer garden but I'm not a beer drinker anymore so I was happy when I saw they had some wine options. Asked if their Rose was dry and the guy had no idea so he let me have a taste before committing and I was really glad that I did because it was definitely not dry and definitely not good. I'm also not a white wine drinker but didn't have much of a choice for non-beer drinks so I went with their Pinot Grigio and it was, drinkable. The weird thing was that they literally served it to me in a drinking glass. It was so weird, no wine glass, a straight up water glass. I would have rather a plastic cup, no lie. Anyways, the beer options were definitely great and the place was cool and low key but I wouldn't race back. I can imagine it's a cool spot to day drink and hang at night if you want to be outdoors and drink beer. Considering the super casual nature of the place too, it wasn't that cheap. read more

BRO. The Brat was actually pretty good. The beer was actually overpriced for a windy yard serving from two shipping containers. But the only driving me to post this is that the sauerkraut was bland af. No mustard seed, no tart sting. Just a cup of crunchy yellow lettuce. I guess the prices are meant to keep certain people from ordering? Because the price I paid was unjustified for a dirt lot with crappy kraut piggybacking on German nostalgia. read more

Nice way to kick off Oktoberfest. Gets really crowded really fast. A nice not huge selection of beers. Went with the wheat beer and the bratwurst. The beer was very good and the bratwurst was surprisingly very delicious. The mustard and garlic really made it. Would def come back! read more

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Great little gem. Great staff, beautiful spot and outstanding food and beer. Beautiful sunny day to sit out and enjoy the scenery. read more

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Happened on this place the night before leaving to LA. I was watching Guy Fieri and he happened to be at this place. It sounded good so when we were in town we tried it. The sausage plate and drunken chicken are awesome. The sauce with the chicken was delicious, a little bit spicy but nothing too bad. We had the loaded tots that night, WAY bigger than I imagined but tasty. Went back the next night and changed to the tempura fries instead of tots, but sausage and chicken. I can tell you honestly I'm glad I don't live near this place or I'd be a regular. Service was great and friendly. TV's galore. We came at around 5-5:30 both days and it wasn't that busy. read more

Came here after work to hang out with a friend after work! Biergarten is such a cute spot to get a beer and snacks with a small or large group on a laidback sunny day. I love how they have light hanging over a bunch of picnic tables that are arranged in a circle. The beer comes by the liter which is perfect, just like in Munchen ;P They even have steins from Hofbrauhaus and other places in Germany! The food is also delicious, but they are very small in portion and size. I got the pretzel knot with bananas and it was amazing, but not filling and very small. I would say this is an appetizer for a bigger meal later. Very cute place to stop by. Definitely recommend. PS if it gets cold, they even provide large wool blankets. Atmosphere: 4/5 Food and Drink: 4/5 Service: 4/5 Overall Experience: 4/5 read more

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This is always one of the first places my friends and I think of going when we want to enjoy a rare sunny and warm San Francisco day (after spending time at Dolores or Fort Mason, of course). Outdoor seating, great German beer, and in the wonderful Hayes Valley neighborhood where you can hop around afterwards. Many people come with their dogs and babies. Not into beer? They have cider and wine options too. The food is OK. Not amazing but definitely not bad. I do enjoy their deviled eggs and pretzels, just not the best I've ever had. You order at the counter and then find seating on long picnic tables. This place does get busy, so be prepared for a wait. You're near many great restaurants so you can always eat elsewhere and just enjoy a beverage and being outside here. If it does get cold, or you don't feel like waiting for a warm day, they have blankets you can cuddle up in. read more

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This place has GREAT potential, thus 4 stars... I know we went when it was their fourth day open so they've got some kinks to work out. RIDICULOUS lines for entry, beer, and food aside, my only real complaint? THE BOUNCER...please enjoy my rant. Saturday 10/22 in SF was absolutely gorgeous, it was in the 80's around 3:30pm when we got in line to get into the Biergarten. The line wrapped around the block and took us 20-30min before we got to the front for entry. When only one group was left in front of us, we noticed some random guy just walk up to the front of the line (came from the non-line side of the block,) and start searching his pockets for his wallet. My bf notices this and actually calls this DB out, "hey man, are you with someone or are you cutting the line??" bewildered man's response, "oh um, i have friends inside..." disgruntled bf: "dude i've got friends inside too and i still waited in this line to get in." so the guy actually acknowledged this and went to the back of the line...score one. so now we're at the front of the line, and it happens yet again...some b*tch just walks up and shows the bouncer her ID and the bf calls out this woman too... "hey i just chewed some a**hole out for cutting in front of everyone...you need to wait in like the rest of us." skank "oh i have friends inside," "WE ALL have friends inside dude!" and the girl must've felt entitled and was like "uh huh" & whipped her hair at this and proceeded inside. At this point we turn to the bouncer and ask if he's gonna keep letting people in and his lame response was "we just opened a few days ago, we're still figuring stuff out..." really?? i wanted to make the funny/dramatic point that society will start falling apart at the seams if he can't obey the rules of a line. i mean really dude, DO YOUR JOB. you're gonna have riots (not really,) and disgruntled patrons...this isn't cool. upon entry into the biergarten, we weren't 5ft in the door when it happened a third time and this time I was fired up and called them out...and yet again the response they felt justified cutting the line because "we have friends inside." man i guess i should've just done that upon arriving too... i had friends inside too but i still waited! grrr... ok enough ranting already... after all that hooplah, we still had a wonderful time. beer line was awful so i can't wait for them to figure that one out. i still would totally come back, i love the feel of this place. yay beer n pretzels! (oh and they said at some point they will be getting a pretzel warmer, yahoo!) the pretzel came with mustard and horseradish which i'd never had but was TOTALLY delicious!! and the bacon saurkraut? FANTASTIC. mmm.... go here, you won't be disappointed. read more

Biergarten - Prost!! - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

A great place to grab a beer or two (OR be a champ and get a stein). Good selection of German beers available to choose from. Plenty of seating. The only downside is that it's outdoors so if you get cold easily you'll want to bring a thick warm jacket to fight off the chilly evening SF wind. They have thick blankets available for use (limited supply). Don't get excited if you see brezel or pretzel on the menu. We ordered one thinking it was a pretzel. It's not the type of pretzel you would normally get from a ballpark or mall, but a small circular patty of sorts. Wouldn't recommend ordering it based off of the taste/flavors. I would return on a nice sunny day just for the beer. read more

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A friend of mine tipped me off about Biergarten - it's not too far from his house in SF. As a good German girl, I had to see for myself if this was a good drinking spot or not. The good: - Conveniently located right off the Freeway - even if you aren't a city dweller, you can find this spot pretty easy. Simply exit at Octavia from 101 and you'll see it pretty quickly. - Parking is easily accessible, even on the weekends. - It's always fun drinking beer out in the sunshine. - Very good beer selection. Not too many choices, but the ones they have on-tap are pretty good. - Fresh baked pretzels to go with your brew. Yummy! The not-so-great: - As with many outdoor patios, Biergarten gets pretty crowded on a relatively warm, sunny day in San Francisco. You definitely need to be aggressive when it comes to finding a seat. - Their Radler was disappointing. Having spent 3 weeks in Germany as an exchange student, I'm quite familiar with different varieties of lemonade/beer combos. This one wasn't good - way too sweet. Stick to the other drinks on the menu. - Once the sun goes down, it gets pretty chilly this time of year. Bundle up and bring a blanket! You won't regret it. Overall, a very decent drinking experience in the city. Come with a group of friends and plan on drinking some Litres. Very fun! read more

It's a decent spot to hang out when the weather permits. When it doesn't and Karl is out in full force, they give out blankets. Although I wouldn't really want to use them because let's be real here, how often do they wash them? Decently priced beers. Pretzel wasn't that great, but pickled devil eggs were amazing. Sometimes there's a long arse line to get in. When that's the case it's not really worth waiting. The crowd seems fairly mixed, although there's an occasional genius who will bring their toddler in with them and give me evil side eye just because I dropped an F bomb. Seriously, who the heck brings kids into bars? Stop doing that. Hayes Valley people, I swear. read more

Biergarten - Pickled deviled eggs, pretzel and beer. - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

Why do I listen to my boyfriend and not verify everything he says? I claims he had been here before and dogs were allowed. I showed up with our little chug and we were asked to tie her outside. So we did. Although- the reason I even wanted to come here was because I thought it was dog friendly. Anyways we tied up my dog, ordered and then walked around for 10m trying to find somewhere to sit. And we needed to sit somewhere close to my dog who kind of has anxiety and also is cute enough to be kidnapped. I think. Profiling people that might leave soon didn't work because people just stuck around after their drinks and food were done. Coming here was a good experience but I probably would plan better next time. Come early to get a spot. And don't bring your dogs. read more

Biergarten - We had to leave my doggy outside. She really wanted to come inside. So sad :( - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

It is what it sounds like - an outdoor area (no indoor space) with picnic tables, cute lighting, and BEER. A half liter for their 4 draft beers was $9, and a full liter in a stein was $18. I enjoyed the vivacious yet laidback atmosphere, but that crazy line that came with it--not so much. I think my group stayed at the same table for about 3 hours and each time I snuck a peek back at the line, it never got any shorter! On a weekend, I'd say expect to wait at least 30 minutes to order your food and drink. That's the price you pay for doing something that everyone else wants to do in SF I GUESS! Other tips: -- They don't allow you to move their tables around even though they're oriented somewhat awkwardly. I saw multiple groups getting told off for attempting to shift their tables.. -- Grab a blanket if it gets cold! All in all, good vibes & clean bathrooms, but I'd appreciate more beers on draft and a faster moving line!! read more

Good beer, good food, relaxed atmosphere, good crowd, decent prices The line does get long, but worth it. It's become my 1st stop after the flight in from NY to grab a beer have a light snack before getting my vaca started. There is a little park across the street, which is closed to traffic, and its in Hayes Valley a great neighborhood filled with great restaurants, bakeries, other goodies and cute shops. I love Biergarten!!! read more

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Fun spot to hang out during the day! Just came here with two of my friends and we just had some Aldersbacher draft beer and a pretzel that came with mustard and horse radish. The employees are super nice too! :) read more

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The idea of having a beer garden in the middle of a beautiful neighborhood is awesome, but there's just so much waiting! At Biergarten, you order your beer first, then look for a seat at the communal picnic tables... that is, if you can find one by the time you get your beer. The line to get the beer is long, especially on a beautiful Sunday when the sun's out for once. I only waited for about 40 minutes (keyword: about). My friends have waited for as long as an hour. Sorta ridiculous to wait an hour just to get a beer to sit outside. They provide blankets if it does get a little chilly! But I do get why people's willing to wait. Having a beer outdoors is just so much more enjoyable, especially if you can enjoy it from a legit litre glass. Only German brews are carried here. I do wish that they serve a bigger variety but I guess they are staying true! You can get the smaller size, but just get the litre. It's not worth it to go back in line just to get another and c'mon, you just look much cooler! There was a polka band (I think) playing at the time. Pretty cool! In the end, cool spot, but the wait is too long for me, and I do wish there was more of a variety. read more