Beware of the parking scam there at Kreuzberg. I got a ticket stating that I didn't pay for parking…read moreand parking was a certain fee per hour. When I parked at the parking lot I had to register my license plate number and I paid for the full day. There was no option for an hour rate. There was a sign also that stated that parking all day is 3 euro. I paid the three euro and then a week later I got a parking ticket stating that the amount paid wasn't righ. This is stupid as hell because when you leave the parking lot you have to register again so that you pay the right amount. This didn't make sense because there was a sign that said 3 euro all day parking which I did paid. Also the letter didn't state how long I was there and how much I already paid. They want me to pay 45 euro for the fine. I would recommend that you don't park there or complain if you are being scammed or have been scammed. Also the parking is run by a private company which made this experience a bad one. I would recommend that Kreuzberg find another company to do business because this makes the Kreuzberg Monastery look bad and they will be getting more negative reviews.

Famous Kreuzberg beer. The monks know how to brew! The drive to the "kloster" or monastery can be…read morea little much, but make sure to stop in the many little towns in your way to it. Make sure you get some euro out, too. Once there, you park down the hill from the monastery (1.50 euro) and walk up. Secure a nice table and then make your way to the drinks booth and orders as much beer as you want (remember you are also paying for the deposit, if you want it back return the mugs and/or bottles). But if you are going to make a meal of it, grab a tray then head to the register and order your food. The menu are on the walls, but also online. Anything pork or sausage is great. If you aren't too hungry, get some bread, butter, and cheese and enjoy the beer. Roast pork is great so if you are hungry check it out! Sit inside if its cold or rainy, but beware its packed and you'll have to fight to just share a table. If its nice, go outside, the atmosphere is very pleasant, plus it won't be so loud. They offer tours and they have a gift shop inside. But if anything just have a beer, it won't dissapoint.

I had the Wildschweinbraten. It was very good. I like the local Kloese. The beer is good and the…read moreinterior of restaurant is very nice. Very good place to eat. The food is a little pricey for the area

Yelp, again, youre really testing my patience. Ive been drinking Kostritzer for years and am a…read moreperfectly legitimate customer of their products. Yet again you say I write a review that does not consist of a firsthand experience? WTF! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- We wanted to let you know that we've removed your review of Köstritzer Schwarz- bierbrauerei. Our Support team has determined that it falls outside our Content Guidelines (http://www.yelp.com/guidelines) because it lacks a firsthand customer experience. We hope you will continue to participate on Yelp, while keeping in mind our Content Guidelines. Entfernter Inhalt: It is no secret that Im picky with my beer. Generally if I can see through it, I'm not drinking it. Even though my initial education of the beverage was through a German microbrewery, I somehow ended up as a stout drinker. But the German's do make Schwarzbier which is a damn great alternative to my stout ways. Kostritzer on draught is some damn tasty stuff. Hail to the beer that absorbs the light of day

I went here my last night of the conference with a bunch of people from the conference. The beer…read morehouse is located through some alleys, total walk about 3-4 minutes from market place. There is outside seating and since it was nice weather that is what we did. The restrooms are located on the third floor inside and I could see that the beer house is quite large. There is a menu in English if you ask. The beer list is not super large, about 5-6 beers as I remember, all unfiltered which I thought would be a problem but it was not. I ordered a half liter of the pilsner which was quite nice. In fact, nice enough to have another! The food menu is large and from the different things people got it seems to be high quality. A lot of people ordered white asparagus with hollandaise sauce, another person got a pizza-type meal. I opted for a more traditional dish: bratwurst with mashed potatoes. I was hoping to find German potato salad but it was not on the menu. My dish was very tasty and delicious. The dark beer sauce that was over the brat and potatoes was one of the most delicious sauces I ever had. It was outstanding. The only thing I did not like was that the brat was sliced, not a link. The price was a bit high I thought at 13.90 euro but not outrageously overpriced. If you sit outside people will smoke. That's just the way it is. The place was quite popular and a lot of fun. Service was very good. I highly recommend this place for beers and dinner.

I'm by no means an expert on German food, but thought this place was really great! I had the goose…read moreleg which was delicious. It came with red cabbage (very good), baked apple (good), potato dumplings (ok) and green cabbage (kinda bitter, but I think that's normal). For dessert I had ice cream with Baileys (delicious)! Nice decor/ambience and staff was friendly.

Very German place with traditional food and beer. The beer is the local brewery (Hütt) which is…read morequite good by American standards but doesnt stick out in Germany. The food was meh- most of the folks in our party had the seasonal goose, which was dry. I had a Schnitzel with mushroom sauce, which was good but not spectacular. The potato dumplings it came with were dry, and the green cabbage wasnt very appetizing, but then again, it usually isnt- the red cabbage was good though. Overall, a decent choice if you are staying near Wilhelmshöhe and you want German.