Good times today at the Rhein Haus. Felt like something different so we gave it a shot. Pork…read moreschnitzel, pretzel with cheese, a nice hefeweizen and a brat platter. Enjoyed it all. Apple slaw is a nice change of pace. Solid kraut. Tasty beer. Good brat. Very happy. We're don't go for German food very often but thus hit the spot.

I was so sad after our second experience here, where we had to walk out. I'm totally up for giving…read morethem another chance, but it will involve some coaxing the hubby after our last experience here. First time we came here, we loved it! Our server was actually one of the bartenders who had a little extra time or was serving at the same time? Not sure, but the bartender was helping us for some reason, and looking back I'm glad he did because he was awesome. He answered all of our questions and was super attentive. At first we were only popping in for a beer and to scope out the place, as we're looking for a place to replace the Queen Anne Beerhall (since they keep raising their prices and now charge admission on their busy/holidays/events to get in). Then we ended up ordering a pretzel with a variety of sauces to give it a try as well as a few more beers and just overall enjoying the ambiance and watching a game. It was chill and went smoothly. We were hyped to go back. On our second visit, we were sorely disappointed. Maybe because it was around the FIFA World Cup or something, they changed their rules, and unless you stopped at the entrance to read the new rules on their large television AT the entrance, you wouldn't have known. The rules were something like, you have to order everything at the bar, and the servers are only serving food and drinks. It was weird, and we missed it. So when we finally got one of their servers' attention after sitting there for like 5 minutes waiting to order a beer, the guy refused to help us or answer any of our questions, literally walked away as we were talking. It was pretty bad. So yeah, we ended up walking out. Maybe we'll try again? Not sure, but maybe next time we'll sit at the bar since the bartenders seem much nicer and more attentive. The beers were great, and everything was much more reasonably priced than our usual spot.

Had a spicy pork bratwurst from this stand at Folklife today, it was decent and I liked the onions…read more+ sauerkraut they included. I did think for $16 my bun should have been steamed and not cold out of the bag, but I get that it's a busy festival environment. I didn't understand how fries were also $16 and they don't offer a half portion or a kid's portion as a smaller option. Pretty average for the price and wouldn't rush to get at the next street fair I go to.

Ran into a stand of this business at WA State Fair in Puyallup. None off the brats were looking…read morelike actual brats from a grill, but more like non-grilled non-brats. I chose the Polish (which is 100% not a bratwurst, but at least looked halfway promising). I had one bite, and found both taste and texture completely off. A closer look at the sausage revealed that it was pretty much raw. So I returned to the stand, where the disgruntled looking lady without delay said "they're smoked and pre-cooked, but you can have you r money back". I declined, and tossed it. THE END

loved the windows and vibes of this place. cant beat $5 and under drinks. prezel is $5, homemade…read morewith beer cheese. menu is fairly priced, large portions and yummy! loved the burger and pretzel. fish and chips were okay, fish slightly over cooked but great batter - very crisp. loved the fries too tasted fluffy inside and light crisp outside. service was good too! no complaints. will be back for cheap eats + drinks and cozy indie music playing and lots of great vibes! the windows are so beautiful on a nice day:)

The bartender, Peter, treated us exceptionally well. I really appreciated his friendliness,…read moreattentiveness, and efficiency in making our drinks. The venue also had a great, chill vibe--perfect for a Saturday evening in Cap Hill. The restroom was clean and had a calming atmosphere as well. We'll definitely be back for more drinks and wonderful conversations with Peter!

I thought I knew good Polish food until I came here with my friend for dinner! My friend is a big…read morefan of this place and made reservations for all of us to dine here. The food here is homey, comforting, filling, and feels like getting a big hug from a Polish grandma :) Service was decent. Our server had a lot of tables to tend to but we were checked up on as needed.

Good food, nice people. I had the Polish Platter, which most first timers should probably get…read moreunless you are vegetarian. Seems to be Polish home cooking. Ambiance is very casual. Restaurant is not free-standing but inside the Polish Home Association building; building is pretty much right on the street; address is above the door. Remember Friday only. May want reservations if coming 6 pm or later. Make reservations by email. Note the link currently on this Yelp page does not work for me; https://polishhome.org/friday-dinner/ gets me to the page where you can see the menu and has an email for reservations.

Now keep in mind that I ate one and went back for another to take home with me. This is the take…read morehome one. All I can say WOW! This is a tasty piece of meet! The fact it was split in half and cooked perfectly was awesome. They do this to grill faster! The bun was nice and soft and the banana peppers and spicy honey mustard, that I put on made it complete. The sausage is not "gamey" in any way what so ever. Nice and lean and cooked over the open flame grill. YUM!

Beez Neez is really tasty. Inexpensive, simple, sausages & hot dogs done right. They split open the…read moredogs on the grill to get them nice and charred, and top them with a generous portion of Coca-Cola caramelized onions. They offer a good selection of sausages: Alaskan reindeer, Polish dogs, bratwursts, & hot links; as well as a variety of condiments--garlic aioli, sauerkraut, peppers, and curried ketchup. Prices ranged from $5 to $6.50, including tax. I'll be back!

Large portions in a lowkey, slightly hole in the wall ambience grab and go style establishment. I…read morewent here for dinner after work, placing an order online to ensure the food is ready when I arrived. I got the chicken fiery kreuzberg with the recommended house bread. I love the sauce and the way the bread is baked, though I needed to get acquainted with the hot peppers as it was quite spicy. There is a good amount of chicken and just the overall size of the order is enough for one satisfying meal. The chicken was a bit too dry, with the sauce helping a little bit

Big disappointment, instead of real Doner lamb/Beef now they sell gyros instead (just like every…read moreother restaurant in the area). And what makes it worst is that when i was ordering they didn't even change the name to gyros, so i ordered and i thought that im getting lamb/beef doner but i opened my plate and its gyros.

This place is great for people who really love Belgian beer. They only have a couple on tap though…read moreand unfortunately mine was at the end of the keg so it wasn't as good as I was hoping. The overall vibes are like a local spot to hang out. There's no food and not really any drinks aside from beer (though maybe there was canned cider or seltzer in the fridge?). The bartender was chill as were the vibes. This is a pretty specific vibe but I'd come here if I wanted Belgian beer on tap and to have a chill board game night or conversation with friends for sure.

Came into the Stumbling Monk on a Saturday night and pulled up a few stools at the bar. They had 5…read morebeers on draft and wide variety of bottles. They specialize in Belgian beers. I had the St. Bernardus and it was delicious. This is a great bar to sit down and have a conversation with friends at. They don't play loud music, they just have a radio player playing music from a local station. It's awesome and feels like home. We had a fantastic time and I hope I come back again. The bartender was super nice and knowledgeable.

Great Rueben's sandwich! The meat was smoked and absolutely delicious. My only disappointment is…read morethat a pub named "Collins" does not have Guinness on tap. I can pour my own can or bottle at home, wanted a draft beer.

Great atmosphere. Great service. Great food! Everything…read moreabout this place makes me want to come back.

I've come here several times for Puzzled Pint now. I appreciate that they let us take over on…read moreTuesdays once in a while, and I like that they serve some food (sometimes Puzzled Pint is at a drinks-only establishment). Honestly, their food is pretty good for bar-type food! The seating on the patio can get a little cold, so our food cooled pretty fast, but the flavors were quite tasty. I think most of the items are still a little on the more expensive side, but overall not a bad venue to be at.

The sign for the Pine Box tells you all you need to know. I'm not going to spoil it, IYKYK…read more I had a great time at teh Pine Box with a lovely and friendly bartender with an Irish name that she kindly wrote on a piece a paper for me that I have carelessly missplaced in my worldly travels. She was so kind to spend time chatting with me. I had the St. Bernandus Abt 12 but they have a rotating tap beer selection so make sure you check out their website. Currently, September 13th, they are offering Thunderpussy by Future Primitive Brewing and Shark Jump Tropical Punch as well as others. While I didn't eat, I wish I had- more about that later in my Pizza review for another location. The Pine Box does not offer a Happy Hour but rather a Holy Hour. So make sure to check that out. The Pine Box does offer Nachos and an option to sub for vegan cheese. Hell yeah!! It must be to die for!! There's also a German pretzel with salt and dill mustard. I totally dig the vibe here. You'll know what you're walking into once you're there.