Excellent experience for someone who has never had schnitzel (esp for Gluten Free)! Waiter was very…read morehelpful and accommodating to recommend items and include substitute items for dietary needs. It was also DELICIOUS! Great time and so fun to try a new cuisine.

Excellent quality of food freshly prepared with very friendly service. The restaurant is small and…read morequaint with a simple quiet and romantic ambiance. We had hoped to enjoy Sunday brunch but we missed it and had to come on Sunday evening-- the restaurant recommends reservations but our timeline was uncertain. We accepted 2 seats at the bar where we were afforded personal service. We loved the food and highly recommend this restaurant for the overall experience. We enjoyed artisanal bread with cheese spread, a plate of pickled vegetables, jagerschnitzel served with spaetzle snd sauerkraut. The sauerkraut was thickly shredded and freshly fermented and perfectly salted. Ordered an extra side we joyed it so much!! Evaschnitzel has earned its rave reviews one meal at a time. We enjoyed the food and experience!

We stopped in this shop for a quick look and loved the small gift shop vibe. The employee working…read morewas very kind and engaging. Fun variety of Scandinavian themed novelties.

Looked at the website prior to coming. It consisted of a 90's looking PDF and the words "lefse,…read morelefse, lefse, FRESH LEFSE, everyday." I was in Starwood a little early for a Dr's appointment and had an hour to wait until they opened so I went to a local park and walked around. Upon arriving the open light wasn't on. I waited 15 minutes until someone finally came out. I get out of my car and am greeted by whom I assume is the employee telling me "are you here to look" and "oh you can go in then". Glad I had permission to enter a shop that should have already been open for 20mins. As I look around the tiny closet of a shop she begins asking me "what am I looking for" I tell her lefse for sure and maybe a gift if I find the right thing. I can't say for sure but I got the vibe she thought I was stealing. This shop is so tiny she literally has merchandise on the floor for lack of space. There's no way it is ADA compliant or up to fire code. I don't find anything I like and proceed to the counter and inquire about the Lefse. She explains it comes in packs of 6 is 10.50 a pack and asks how many I want. I request 2 and then watch as she clears merchandise off of a freezer and removes prepackaged Lefse. I debate internally whether to get it or leave and get the ingredients to make. Ultimately considering the labor it takes to make I opted to buy. I get my card out and she proceeds to ask if I wanted a 3rd pack because she "doesn't do card for less than $30. If not I'll have to calculate the tax." I let her do her calculations and leave with my frozen not "fresh" lefse. In my car I look at the lefse in question to see where it came from. Some place in ND called Freddy's. Further inspection of the package and I see no indication as to when it was made or when it expires. I check their website to see what kind of markup I just took and surprisingly found it to be close to what I had just paid. Moral of the story is... if you want lefse either make it yourself or look online where you can just order it. Also maybe charge sales tax as it's the law and look into whether a wheel chair can fit inside your fire-nightmare death-trap of a closet. Oh...and update your website so as to not falsely advertise fresh food. As to the employee I cannot say she was particularly rude like many other ratings have said but she wasn't particularly nice either and I got the impression she doesn't particularly care. Uff Da, what a bad experience!

Ambiance - Cool little converted 2-story flat that has been converted into one business downstairs…read moreand the restaurant upstairs. Entrance is down a short alleyway and up a set of stairs in the back. Tizley's sits on the main drag downtown and didn't appear to have a view of the water per se, but the (limited) balcony dinning sits right over all the action going on down on the street...which seemed cool, though my wife and I elected to sit indoors on this day. Inside is very nicely decorated in a Austro-Bavarian tavern/pub style. Pretty cool and this was exactly what my wife and I wanted when we decided on eating lunch here. FB marketplace brought us to town for the day and Yelp brought us to Tizley's. Service - we hit Tizley's right at high noon and they were pretty busy. Despite this, we were seated within ten minutes - a nice surprise as the hostess (and possibly owner/manager??) initially cited us a 20-minute wait. Our waiter was prompt, friendly, and very efficient throughout our entire meal. He checked in on us frequently and ensured we were enjoying our meal. Food - I had the Wiener schnitzel and my wife had the Jägerschnitzel - both of us had mash and spaetzle as our sides. Both of us enjoyed our schnitzels - in my case, I was truly happy their Wiener schnizle was in fact a veal cutlet and not pork... which I've found to be a common substitute here in the PNW. Beer menu was robust and had an emphasis on German-styled beers! We will definitely be back!

Was looking for a good place to grab some dinner with friends in Poulsbo and came upon this place…read morein a list of recommendations. I made a reservation for our party just in case as it was a Saturday night. The restaurant is actually located upstairs and access is gained by walking along the side of the building down a small alley. Thankfully another reviewer mentioned this. Many German dishes were on the menu. My group opted we share a large pretzel as an appetizer. Totally a wonderful home made pretzel served with bier cheese and two different types of mustards. I ordered the jaegerschnitzel with German potato salad. The schnitzel had a wonder flavor and it was covered in a mushroom gravy. I was so impressed with the potato salad. It was a flavorful pair to the schnitzel. This meal felt like someone's grandma made it. Everything was made from scratch and you could taste it in every bite.

If you're looking for the full Bavarian experience in Leavenworth, this spot definitely delivers on…read morethe 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.

Came here a couple years ago for the schnitzel and decided to revisit. I love the feel of the…read moreinside. 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.

Great place to go with your whole family and watch soccer and enjoy a bavarian meal .read more

Food: very flavorful and good quantity Service: quick and…read morefriendly service Cocktails were very nice too, I tried the Bee's knees (a lil too sweet for me) and the Berliner drop. Great plus is kids are allowed until 10 pm and Berliner has a lot of seating. A Perfect place for game day or a fun outing.

Tip: 2% surcharge if paying with card payment…read more This restaurant serves delicious German food, and it's kid-friendly. The decor is rustic and cozy, with fun wall decorations like moose head and old clocks. The food was a hit for both adults and kids - our favorites is Pineapple Schnitzel; Polish Platter is a good choice if you want to try a variety. You can also to substitute, like sauerkraut instead of potato. My toddler enjoyed the Schnitzel from the kid's menu. Service was good, all the ladies working there are very friendly.

Have wanted to visit here for a long time and finally did so recently. It is a wonderful little…read morerestaurant with a great Bavarian feel, very clean and good parking options. The menu is a good size, and had plenty of variety. We ordered the pork chop and the pork schnitzel. The entrees come with two side options. The staff were quick and polite. Great meal, good value and look forward to trying the other menu options.

Fast, friendly service. We each ordered crepe #2 (with Sautéed veggies, mushrooms, fontina cheese,…read moregarlic, and yogurt with fresh dill, with buckwheat batter for $1 extra). Also, we shared a small order (6) of mushroom and cabbage pierogi. Our order came in less than 10 minutes. We loved the crepes. Though they were expensive ($18.50 each, +$1), they were unique and delicious. We enjoyed the pierogi, the taste was unlike any other we've had. But at $3 each, they were not worth the price to us. We thought they'd be a bit bigger and have more filling for that price. It's basically an $18 appetizer (and a small one at that). Our total lunch came to nearly $60 before tax and tip, yet we left a bit hungry. It was worth having the experience, but for me, the cost wasn't commensurate with the amount.

Fresh and different menu selections. Have been here twice and it's been delightful both times…read more Highly recommend Magdalena's!

What an Incredible 40th Anniversary. We had incredible time…read more Staff go beyond seeing to your needs. Mussels are so delicious! Rye-sourdough butter with Garlic aloi is the best! Thank you .

Amazing views. Good food. Pleasant serves. Did I say amazing views? Outside patios are fabulous,…read morebut inside tables are good too. We had a fabulous brunch.