Auntie who??? This place is legit. My hubby and I shared this giant fluffy pretzel with a cup of…read morejalapeno cheese. We would have e took a picture but we lost our minds and just dove in. Everything in their case looked amazing. We will definitely be back!

Homemade, fresh and soft pretzel bites for a reasonable coastal tourist town shop. The staff were…read morepolite and helpful, and the bites were hot. You can smell the delicious yeasty dough smell up the block. Perfect for a chillier beach day!

I found them at the Saturday market and ordered an original with cheese and a beef dog and it was…read moreso amazing. Fluffy texture, the perfect balance of sweet and salty too. I would eat this everyday if I could! 10/10 highly recommend. Oh and my picky toddler also loved it!

French toast pretzel is a MUST here! This is a cute food truck I found at the Portland Saturday…read moreMarket. The smell of pretzel is absolutely incredible. I wanted something sweet so the French toast pretzel was just what I wanted. The people working there are so kind and wonderful. The line went super quickly and I got my pretzel (warmed up) in no time. It came with maple syrup to dip in which was even better.

Yum! We hadn't been to Stammtisch since the year it opened (2014, eeeek, now I feel old)…read more But we went again last Friday, and it was such a delightful place to go for lunch. Not crowded, with attentive but chill service. We had a delicious burger (hubby) with a fabulous acid-forward set of toppings; a delicious lentil-and-every-German-meat soup (me, because I am an Official Soup Nerd); a delicious pretzel with dips (us). Chocolate pot de creme for dessert--so rich. It was Strong Bier month, which was really fun. Can't wait to go back.

Bit more of a pub vibe than a restaurant but they have plenty of great sounding dishes I haven't…read moreheard of tho I don't have much experience with German food besides schnitzels & wursts. We happened to come in during HH (weekdays 3-5) so we got a bretzel w/ beercheese of course ($8) and bratwurst served w/ sauerkraut, mustard & pickle spear ($9). The sauerkraut was a tad sweet IMO but the brat was juicy and tasty. We also got the Schweinsaxe (I think?) which was an enormous pork shoulder hunk w/ nice fried crackling skin on the outside & comes w/ red cabbage and spaetzl. Def recommend sharing this big boy. It was good and all but I wish there was a bit more flavor to it than just meat flavor. The only thing for me is I find German beers to all be a bit too sweet for me as someone that likes stronger beers like IPAs but not dark beers much.

The pizza was the bomb. Had a pepperoni on it was great…read more The Negative Nitro as a great beer as well! Atmosphere was good plentiful games.

Much has changed here since my last review, so I thought I should update it…read more They have expanded the space inside to include a larger bathroom, which is awesome considering they only had one gender neutral bathroom available when we first started coming here. There are more tables too, both normal height and high tops. They've also added a pool table and cornhole, in addition to the original ping pong table. Their menu has evolved as well. In addition to pizzas, sandwiches and appetizers, they've added a Bavarian pretzel with beer cheese, spinach artichoke dip and ice cream floats. They have a nice variety of beers and ciders. Staff is always friendly and helpful. We love their QR code ordering system. It helps you get your food faster and you can just pay your tab on your phone. Such a convenience! You can also make reservations online, which is great for large parties. As others have mentioned, it is located in an odd industrial area set back from the main road. It's easy to miss if you're not watching for their sign. There's plenty of parking and a large outdoor seating area during the summer. Their food prices have gone up, and some items seem a little steep now, but that seems to be happening everywhere nowadays.

Fresh hot bagel bites $6.00 plus $1.00 for cold I spreadable cream cheese. Seating available…read moreoutside. Good polite service.

If you want a quick snack that you can eat without stopping to sit, a hot pretzel is the way to go!…read more Their pretzels are really sweet and topped with loads of butter. That is appealing to most, but I'm the odd gal out on this one. I order mine naked and then ask them to put just a tiny bit of butter and salt on top. They always accommodate, which I appreciate. And since it's a special order, I receive it hot out of the oven. Score! For those that like accoutrements and flavors, they have cheese sauce and mustard. Plus a variety of flavored pretzels like cinnamon sugar, almond, jalapeño, and garlic. Easy, quick snack you can eat on the go.

If efficiency and good beer had a very cool, well-designed child, it would be Breakside Brewery…read moreSlabtown. This place somehow manages to feel laid-back and dialed-in at the same time. The standout feature for me was the QR code ordering system: scan, order, and close out your tab whenever you're ready, all from your phone. In a busy restaurant, this feels less like a gimmick and more like a small act of genius. No awkward eye contact trying to flag someone down, no waiting to pay while mentally calculating how close you are to just leaving cash and hoping for the best. That said, if you're not in the mood to embrace your phone as your server, the traditional route is still there. You can walk up to the bar or catch one of the servers floating around. It's a smart setup that solves the "we're busy and maybe a little understaffed" problem without making it your problem. Food-wise, I went with the meatball sub (on special). Handmade pork and beef meatballs, clearly done by someone who knows what they're doing, and the kind of sandwich that requires both commitment and a few extra napkins. No regrets. I paired it with the Breakside Pilsner, which landed comfortably on the higher end of "good"Not life-changing, but absolutely something you'd order again without hesitation, especially if you're settling in for a while. Overall, it's a place that feels like it understands how people actually want to eat and drink right now. Efficient without being cold, flexible without being chaotic, and just cool enough to make you feel like you picked the right spot.

Asked if I was Uber Eats. Maybe it's because I'm not white. Didn't ask any of the white customers…read moreif they were Uber Eats... interesting. Used to come for beer all the time. Good beer. Food is meh.

What a (hidden) gem! This spot is spectacular. We were so glad it was a beautiful sunny day so we…read morecould sit on the patio, take in the view and enjoy the sunshine. The patio has a row of tables along the railing and not all can view the St John's bridge so we were excited to grab the corner spot with a view. There are covered tables which is great for when we return with Daisy, and if the weather isn't ideal. The food is plentiful and delicious; with the perfect beer selection to accompany. It's order at bar and your food will be delivered set up. The staff is friendly, kind and ready to assist. So glad we found this spot.

I was looking for a German restaurant to take my brother in law to for their birthday. I reached…read moreout weeks in advance because it says to do so with parties of 8. I got a quick response from David who was very accommodating. It was slightly disheartening when we arrived at our reserved time they didn't have a table for us specifically. They said "sit anywhere" as they weren't busy but pretty much all of the tables (inside & out) were taken. We made it work for our party by moving tables around to accommodate. You place your order at the bar. We did a "family" style in which we ordered a number of options off the menu and enjoyed it together. Their fondue special was a good deal and we took plenty home in leftovers. The German potato salad was very mustardy (and I love mustard) but a little over the top. Not normally one to order Jägerschnitzel but it was very good (pork). The pretzel was slightly over done but tasty nonetheless. It was packed so service was as best as it could be. There were a couple of issues but they did their best. Overall this place is the "gem" I have seen in these reviews and with giving it a shot. We will be back with our doggies as it is dog friendly! Give it a try

Only had beer, no food. But...the first american hefeweizen that tastes like a Bavarian Hefeweizen.read more

Great German beer and some IPAs. I had the potato kegs which were special for dumpling week and…read morethey were excellent.

What a great spot to stop and have a cocktail. We stopped in many times during our stay in…read moreLongBeach. Very friendly atmosphere. Welcoming staff. Holiday music was a nice and varied collection. We tried the pickle plate one day and it was very good and nicely presented.

Though we didn't dine here, the service and drinks are second to none in Long Beach! Miss Tricia…read moreand Miss Taylor are exceptional mixologists! This may be because the owners are equally passionate about the quality of their spirits. The ambience is so warm and inviting we went twice in one day!