A little bit of everything in Mexico City I guess!…read more I got drawn in by 2-for-1 beers and ended up experiencing some tasty bites and experienced a great and happy staff of servers. The goulash was tasty (maybe a little tough on the "tender" side of things but still good). The spatzel was great (make sure to get a side of habanero sauce to put on top!). Probably wouldn't hurt to have fresh, raw sauerkraut tho (canned from Germany is ok but c'mon, it's kraut!). And I need to call out Kike, who is the manager (?), awesome guy! Finding someone to speak English in a German restaurant in Mexico City was a little bit interesting but all in all I enjoyed the food and had a great time.

Finally!! Great German food in Mexico!! I had a bratwurst, potato salad, sauerkraut and good…read moreweissbier. What a relief to find good German food here. It has a great atmosphere with open seating (including the traditional bench seats in a couple of spots) and a nice skylight that makes a good portion of the dining room light up with natural daylight. Friendly atmosphere and great service! Highly recommended!! P.S. I started eating my food it looked so good... and didn't think of taking a picture before I devoured it!

this place is the best Garten in Mexico City, you can eat real German dishes and beer!, here you…read morefind a German store, where you can buy bread, chocolates, candies, beers and any German products you want! I recommend you to eat "Gebackenes Eisbein" ( ham hock), "Ungarisches Gulasch"(Hungarian beef stew), "Deutsche Bratwurstplatte" (sausages dish), "champignonrahmschinitzel" (milanese with mushroom sauce). I recommend you to drink German beers, if you like citrus taste 'Schöfferhofer grapefruit' or 'Palor' if you want a strong taste with chocolate "Tucher Doppelbock', if you want coffee taste "Tucher Dunkel" or "Darkon" About desserts all are delicious

This a great place to enjoy german weiners. The menu is a mixture of some german and mexican…read morefood. The german dishes are good. Also some appetizer tacos very tasty. Beer is mostly mexican beer and some imported beers. Only one beer lager german style but a little dissapointing The price is a little in the expensive side again for Mexico. My cousin and i ate here and the bill was about 150 dlls. No live band only TV to watch the sunday national soccer games. I was a little dissappointed. I probably wont come back cuz is hard to justify the price

This is such a cute place, they have a bunch of amazing beers, German and tequilas too and a nice…read moremenu. It's super casual and such a fun place to grab a beer.

The staff was very friendly. The food though didn't measure up. I tried the Bratwurst and the…read morefrankfurt. Honestly they both tasted the same, maybe some food coloring in the frank. I would recommend trying a restaurant that imports their sausage from Germany to compare. They kept playing the same music list

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Wow this place is neat. Gives you the feel of being in a backyard while you're on a roof in the…read moremiddle of the city. Came here several times, a couple times to watch the Euro and the Copa America final games. Great atmosphere, big TVs, and good beer. Not the most incredible prices, but what do you expect for something that's like an Eataly of Mexico City?

Stopped in here for a drink and a snack. The vibe is pretty great and the drinks and food were…read moregood. We had a Bramble Smash and a Margarita both which were tasty. We also got the tater tots and enjoyed. They were crispy and had cheese sauce on them.

Came here after Lucha Libre and basically used this as a place to eat pregame dinner. We just ended…read moreup ordering a ton of potatoes and mezcal at slightly above average pricing. If you happen to have a hankering for German food and beer in Mexico city this would be the place to go.

It's an okay place. The sausages are good. Slightly expensive. Huge selection of beers.read more

The best margarita I had in Mexico is from here!!! Cute…read morelittle beer garden, seat yourself, they have servers or to my knowledge you could order at the bar. The servers were slower (but we weren't in a rush so we didn't mind). Not only did they have delicious drinks, the food was AMAZING! We got poke bowl & chicken tenders. Both were soooo good and large portions. Of note - no outside food or drink allowed. They did let us put it in our book bag though.

This beer garden is spacious and relaxing, surrounded by plants and trees, you hardly feel like…read moreyou're in the center of the city! Drinks are reasonably priced, they have plenty of non beer options like mimosas and margaritas as well. The food is also a little more varied than you typically get in beer gardens. Korean BBQ tacos, banh mi sandwiches, even fried dumplings, along with classics like chicken and fries. Bathrooms are tiny but otherwise this is a great place to spend an hour or two.

In as much as I'm not a huge fan of sausages, this place sure has an enormous selection. My friend…read moreordered some type of German sausage, but I just stuck to what I knew best- the regular hot dog. I ordered only one, and it was 1.5x the size of a normal hot dog. They added ketchup, mustard, and hot peppers which was great. I didn't like that they arbitrarily added mayonnaise to the dog. Apparently mayonnaise on hot dogs is a thing here. They also have a great selection of beers and I enjoyed a couple of Heineken. Again nothing to crazy, and I definitely am not into the dark beer types. This place was loud and lively, and everyone around us was enjoying the late afternoon. I would characterize the day here as more of a unique adventure!

Large, diverse beer selection and a crazy array of sausages. We had the cheese plate entrada with…read moreBrie, cabra, and Parmesan, as well as chorizo and salami. We were mostly here for the beer on this trip, but I look forward to returning to try some namesake franks.