This place is a long standing institution in queens and the interior reflects that. The decor…read more alone makes this place feel like such a special experience. I had a group dinner here for my parents and my boyfriend's mother to meet for the first time. This is perhaps not the perfect location for this type of thing, as it was extremely loud in the restaurant. Despite being very busy, the hostess made sure we had a comfortable table to sit at and were not too cramped. As expected, the beer selection is great and I enjoyed my Berliner Weisse very much. I ordered the goulash and kasespaetzle. The goulash was rich, well seasoned and filling. The spaetzle was soft and creamy, covered in lots of flavorful aged cheese with salty bacon bits and sweet onion. A very rich dish. Although I didn't technically order an entree, I still found myself pleasantly full at the end of the meal. The rest of my dining companions ordered either the schnitzel or the wurstplatte. All seemed very pleased with their food, and some even had leftovers to bring home due to large portions. This restaurant is certainly a fun spot to come, reservations recommended. There's a reason they've been open for so long.

Delicious German food!…read more We came here for lunch and the restaurant is adorable. Filled with German decor and beautiful stained glass windows, this is a great spot for lunch or dinner. I had Schnitzel Holstein and my husband had prime rib. The food and drinks were all great. The service was quick and the servers friendly. Great place!'

This is my 3rd time here.. Gor veal cutlet, red cabbage,…read morecucumber salad, vanilla ice cream with raspberry sauce. Nice outdoor seating, good food, reasonable prices.

Great service and amazing vodka soda with lime. Watched the Knicks games here! Hyped crowd of…read morecourse lots of patio tables

If you really want to know the truth, many restaurants in this town of Forest Hills are completely…read morefull of phonies. Pick the place on Austin Street and go in and some guy in a baseball hat, jean shorts, Knicks jersey, who took public transportation here acts like he owns my town. Then the servers come to you acting like they arebdoing you a grand favor just by handing you a menu, and the food tastes like it came out of a cardboard box. ​But Manor Oktoberfest is different. I'm not even kidding. It's sitting right on Yellowstone Boulevard, about four blocks from my place, and walking in there feels really great. I'm part German myself, and the food there tastes exactly like the kind of honest, real meal my grandmother used to make. No fancy, phony presentation just incredible, hearty stuff that knocks your taste buds out of the park. They've got giant, warm soft pretzels with mustard and cheese dip, monstrous burgers that take two hands to hold, stacked tomato and mozzarella style appetizers, and proper tall steams of cold draft German beer in proper glassware that make you feel human again and possiblyin Dusseldorf. ​The guy who owns the place happens to be a buddy of mine, and he's an absolute terrific guy. A hell of a golfer, too not one of those slick, bragging phonies you see strutting around country clubs like they own the joint, but a guy who can genuinely hit the cover off the ball. ​If you're sick of all the fake nonsense in this town and just want a terrific meal where people actually treat you right, walk on over to Manor Oktoberfest. Five stars, easy. I'm not even kidding.

I've seen manor Oktoberfest many times but never stopped by and yesterday we decided to try it. I…read moreordered a Reuben but on a roll & added grilled onions. Sooooooooooo good I like places that don't give you lean pastrami & this spot was on point. We ordered a pretzel that was huge & a kielbasa everything was good. The waitresses were super cool, we met 3 of them. They had trivia night last night. So I'm assuming they have other themed nights don't quote me tho.

So I look up this place, Gottscheer Hall, because my German friends said it was classic or…read moresomething. A quick look from the outside, we'll, it looks like some kind of place where they keep really historic things and serious beers. Also outside are these big blue awnings, not trying to be all fancy, probably for weddings where locals use a side I've never been. ​The inside has got this big old wood bar and a few tired ceiling fans above. It looks like the kind of place where old and young, guys and gals go to eat, drink and make merry. The Queens Chronicle has a picture posted inside '100 years of good cheer,' it says. So I ordered all this German grub and our it came all at once, all laid out looking absolutely delicious. Just look at the giant pretzel. It's sitting there with some wonderful yellow cheese dip, and the platters of sausages, potato pancakes, and sauerkraut, it's all so heavy and seriously yummy. They've even got a bunch of beer bottles lined up under these little blue lights, like they're trying to match the blue awnings, I loved the look myself, i love anything that reminds me of Christmas. ​The dessert with the massive meringue on top of a brownie. It wasvreal good! ​If I ever went to this place ahain, I'd probably just drink beer and eat pie while staring at my giant pretzel for a while.

Very welcoming place the bartender Danny was great and makes the place even better. All are…read morewelcome. You get the feeling you are in your neighborhood place. Food was good the beer better

We walk by this place all the time, finally decided to give it a try. Friendly staff, wide variety…read moreof choices on the menu. Everything we order came out great! Nice dining experience!

4.5 stars but rounded up because of the Wonderful service. I was managing a cranky toddler and a…read morehusband in crutches but they were so patient and kind. I've been searching for German food in the area and finally found something that hit the spot and they have my favorite grapefruit beer on tap! There's also an extensive menu so there's lots to try when I come back. We had the potato pancakes, the bratwurst sampler and my husband had a Porkchop dish with spatzle. Everything was delicious and the interior was very comfortable, with an indoor space as well as an enclosed garden and outdoor area/biergarten. We will definitely be back!

Great brief visit to the Bohemian Hall and Beer Garden this past weekend…read more Able to get metered street parking about one block away along 24th Avenue. There was a festival going on with live music and performances. Be sure to check their website for future events. Beer was reasonable at $9 per pint with lots of options on tap. Service was very efficient. There were some food options, including a restaurant and an outside grill. There was also a small dessert stand/table...with various pastries and cake slices for sale. Lots of seating including picnic bench-style tables/seating and other bar-style round tables throughout the space...while it was busy, it never seemed over crowded, even on a lovely Saturday mid-afternoon. Great decor and environment.

Bohemian Hall & Beer Garden was so much fun, and the perfect place to sit down with a cold beer…read moreafter a long day! I loved the outside patio area, which was enormous, but covered with both tents and amazing pieces of artwork. They had a pretty nice selection of beers on draft and in cans, and plenty of stations of water to keep you hydrated as well. The staff was extremely friendly, and one of the bartenders gave us a free "sample" if you know what I mean, haha. My one and only complaint is that the pizza was not very good at all, and my friend and I both said that it felt like it came out of a microwave when we bit into it. That's the only thing keeping it from a 5-star, perfect review. Overall, I loved this beer garden, will definitely be back, and highly recommend it! I just wouldn't count on their pizza being exceptional.

Neighborhood bar. Made a quick pit stop on a Sunday for a drink and some rest. There were about…read moreseven beers on draft. All macros. I opted for a Hofbrau; I believe it was the Original. Lots of TVs around the bar playing football. There were a couple dart boards too. Temperature was nice and cozy. Bartender was very quick with our drinks.

I had an amazing time here at Celtic Gasthaus. The food was just splendid and the drinks were very…read moregreat! The service was also diligent and accommodating. The ambiance was relaxed and laid back. 5 stars.

10/10 recommend. Highest quality, juiciest wieners you can have in your mouth. Mustard strong and…read moretasty but can make you gag if it hits the back of your throat. Chef Tony is a pro and will handle your wiener with love and care. Definitely raising the bar with his wieners.

Hi everyone! If your looking for great German style food with large pretzels, this is the place the…read morebest in the tristate are hands down! They have a variety of gamy sausages served on a brioche bun with Dijon mustard and sauerkraut. You can ask him for no bun and chop it up if you'd like. They also have large pretzels and small snack plates.

I've only been inside the pub and not the outdoor section a few times but what I can say:…read more1. It can get crowded but service is fast 2. Wings are great! Happy hour price on those are the best and worth the money. The pizza and mozz sticks give frozen food flavor and aren't worth your time. 3. The frozen margs are weak, def go for those on the rocks if you're looking to have a time.

I know I just reviewed them recently, but I had to come back and give more love because when the…read moredecision was made for my friends and I to attend a Game 4 Knicks watch party at Cobblestones, I was excited to make a trip back here. I got there early to snag a table, and the team was already hard at work with nearly the entire beergarden packed with fans. The hostess Jenna was an absolute rockstar all night - I don't think she stopped moving or smiling! Not only was she seating guests with poise and insane amounts of charm, but she was also running food and drinks to make sure guests weren't waiting for their orders - in fact, despite there being more than 250 people in the beergarden, we never waited more than 4 minutes for drinks and 12 minutes for food which is pretty impressive given how busy they were inside and outside. We were served by Lana, who legit might have been the nicest, friendliest, most engaging server I have ever met in New York City, and I am not being overly dramatic here. She handled her insanely large section with aplomb, took the time to actually learn our names and address us by names when asking if we wanted to order anything, checked in on us every few minutes even if we did not need anything, and despite likely being tired from all of the guests, the running of food and drinks, and the hustling, she was cracking jokes all night through her radiant and starry smile, and making our group feel like the most important people there despite the fact that we were just three regular dudes enjoying a basketball game. Her attentiveness and personality alone are worth requesting to sit in her section at all times. Food was solid on this trip - our table ordered a half-pound burger which was cooked and seasoned perfectly (came with fries and toppings), mozzarella sticks which were piping hot with a nice crunch on the exterior, waffle fries (had to get them again they were too good last trip), and honey BBQ wings, which although they weren't very meaty (not their fault since I am assuming they didn't butcher the wings in-house - could have just been a lean batch from the supplier), the sauce was addictive and delicious and I found myself dipping everything we ordered into it so it wouldn't go to waste - order the Honey BBQ! All beers came out cold and rapidly (Cobblestones uses plastic for half liter beers when the beergarden is saturated with guests, just be prepared for that - makes sense because of the volume). The rest of the staff was incredible given the chaos. Beergarden manager Pete made it a point to check in on us a couple of times and was very appreciative of all of the guests coming for the game, and you can tell he steers the ship effectively because everyone in the beergarden was focused, attentive, and in the zone during what many bars would be challenged to handle. One final thought - my two friends who came with me (who are NOT "let's go out drinking at night" type of guys) asked me when we are coming back for a Friday or Saturday night - they loved the atmosphere, loved the friendly service from Lana, and loved the food and drinks. The answer? very soon! Thank you Cobblestones!

Prost! Best Spot all year round for: catching a local band, watching sports on a giant screen…read more(tented), celebrating Oktoberfest, and more. This place is the things you'd want in an outdoor Beer garden - casual eats in the Brat Haus and beers on tap. Not to mention the in-house private event space that does have air conditioning. Perfect for parties of 20-700! Says it on the website and I wouldn't have believed it until I saw it myself. This review is for The Hive restaurant specifically since that's where I had my meal. A beautiful bar with a Stein wall with lockers for patrons who wish to store them - you see that just past the host station. The indoor dining room just beyond. We started with the Wurst Sampler Platter. Think bratwurst, knackwurst, krainerwurst, and jalapeno cheddar bratwurst. I had no idea there were so many varieties and it was paired with the best potato salad I've ever had. Authentic and delicious sauerkraut to match. Also ordered the House-Cured Slab bacon, paired with a blackberry gastrique. Excellent choices I must say. For dinner, we just had to try the Schnitzel. Admittingly, it was hard to decide (all were veal options and there was one chicken option)! I chose the Champignon Rahmschnitzel and hubby got the Jager Schnitzel. Both were topped with sauce and mushrooms - but entirely different. The Rahmschitzel was breaded veal and had a white creamy mushroom sauce. So delicious! And the Jager one was pan-seared veal with a demi-glace sauce. Outstanding as expected...I was literally drooling at every plate that passed me by. Topped my meal with some hard cider and I was golden. Stuffed and happy! Plattduetsche Park is so rich in history and they have established roots in the community going back 100+ years (established in 1901). What a fantastic place to be - come for the great cuisine and the culture. No special occasion needed. (Reservations suggested for The Hive restaurant - opens daily starting at 3PM). BTW, the Ompahfest (festival) is on Sept. 20th, 2026. Zum Wohl!

Mother's Day in the Beer Hall-…read more We were seated at a long and narrow table (not the ones that are usually in the beer hall) next to the service door. We were shoulder to shoulder to each other. I had to straddle a table leg because of the way the table was set up. I could not get my chair under the table. There was barely any room for our plates and glasses. Even though it was a Mother's Day event, there was not a kids' menu- which makes no sense bc you know kids will be at this event! Two of our dishes had to be sent back because they were cold. It's nice that they hire the local kids and the service was good. Overall, just a bad experience. I do not think we will come back for a special holiday again.