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Having lived in Germany, there is something special about the traditions around a hofbrauhaus. This is an international chain, and the one in Cleveland is well done. There were a few negatives on our visit, but the positives and the super evening we had here more than made up for them. It's right in downtown and so close to historic districts and Playhouse Square. The exterior looks like a place in Germany, both modern parts and historic house facade near the entrance. Inside is divided into distinct parts as well, with the main large hall having the stage, long group tables, small semi-private tables, and the bar area at the back easy to find with huge barrels. To the right of the entrance and restrooms are smaller rooms with low ceilings for events or quieter dinners. At the back is another small bar, plus outdoor seating areas off different sides. This is a German restaurant, and their menu leans into heavy meats, potatoes, pretzels, etc. The beer selection is traditional German styles as well: dunkels, helles, festbier, etc. They're also lower on the alcohol and heavier on the flavor so expect to get full here. Prices are reasonable for the large sizes, should you desire. Initially we had clearly frustrated staff serving our group and the shared bars, but once this was all adjusted, they all ended up being friendly and quick to serve. On our evening, there was a wedding party, which brought their own local band so the German umpah music was switched for rock standards and modern songs. This ended up being the highlight, as people were dancing on tables, and the close proximity of the stage made it feel like a private party for the few dozen of us left at the end of the evening. If you're a fan of German food, music, and beer, this is a fun substitute for flying to Europe.
We've never been before and came with friends. Decent selection of beers (6 or 8). Big open space with communal seating. Waitresses and barmaids trust in German bier house garb. Appetizers were OK. Fried pickles, sauerkraut, balls, and pretzels with beer cheese. Sauerkraut balls could've been fried a little more as they were a bit on the pale side. Meals were decent. My wife had chicken paprikash and spaetzle. She said it was OK. I had sauerbraten with spaetzleand red cabbage. The sauerbraten was good, but there was very little sauce with it, which was disappointing. All in all a decent experience and it could be a nice social event, but I wouldn't necessarily run back.
Walked here from the theatre. They are open a bit later so we wanted to grab a bite. This is layed out like 1 giant room with long tables and benches for everyone to share. Each bench table can hold about 8-10 people. And you sit with each other and it's fun. There was a band playing and everyone was loud singing and drinking and just having fun. The servers take pics of everyone doing the ski shots. Great atmosphere. When we walked in there was a table of about 10 guys doing a ski shot standing on the benches. They stood on the benches more than they sat. The rating is the food and atmosphere combined. Food is about a 1.5 and atmosphere is a 5. Server came over and asked us about drinks. We asked a few questions on the menu. We decided on 2 potato soups and split the garden flat bread. It's was late and we didn't want to eat anything too heavy. The soup was different big chunks of potatoes and a few veggies. Topped with pretzel croutons. Best part. It was ok. Filling. Not hot at all. Hate when soup is like warm. Bring me hot soup! The flat bread was meh. 8 pieces with cream cheese base and a few smattered veggies. It was like that appetizer veggie pizza you get at house parties with biz quick pizza dough. But that is way better. This was a cracker with cream cheese that didn't cover the whole flat bread and a few veggies. Price was about $37 for 2 pops and 2 soups and flat bread. Seems high to me. But prices are $18 for most things and higher. Parking is difficult and mostly paid cuz you're downtown.Patio looks great for summer. Maybe have a beer and enjoy then get something to eat at Becky's down the street.
This place is pretty cool'. Definitely has a German feel. We went here with friends for a late dinner and for the most part the food was really good. I had the schnitzel with a side dish f red cabbage. The red cabbage seemed to not be fresh. The schnitzel tho was very good. The service was very good and so was the pretzel and sauerkraut balls. They have a great beer and drink selection. Will definitely go back if I'm ever back in town
My brother recommended we eat here when we arrived in Cleveland for my nephew's wedding weekend! It was a Thursday night, so not a lot of people and the air quality was Very Unhealthy, but we traveled 6 hours and 30 minutes and were hungry! The atmosphere was amazing! You literally felt like you walked into a German Oktoberfest. Very authentic. As was the waitress's authentic attire. The food was just as authentic as the atmosphere. Absolutely delicious! We highly recommend this place if you want an escape from your current environment and want some amazing food!
What an absolutely fun location. Came here for the MAICON opening night party before the conference and had such a fun time! Perfect place for about 1000+ people. Had a signature martini espresso drink and it was yummy! Looked like the food was good as people were enjoying it. Definitely recommend it.
Hofbrahaus is a spacious bier hall and bier garden in downtown Cleveland. Indoor space mirrors authentic bier halls with bench and booth seating. The restaurant also has private rooms available for reservation. Outdoor space has several tables, swing for the kids, and is dog-friendly. Advance reservations are highly recommended, the restaurant gets very busy before events held downtown and at the Playhouse Square. The atmosphere is always very festive and jolly. There are frequently bands playing at the bier hall. The menu at Hofbrahaus is extensive with German and Authentic dishes including a variety of salads, soups, sandwiches, flatbreads, main courses. During my latest visit I tried KAESESPAETZLE "ALPINE STYLE" with a side of sausage. The dish was huge and hearty, but lacked traditional taste of spaetzle. It was almost too cheesy. The beer menu at this place is also long. The beer is served in very cool large beer mugs. The service at this restaurant is unfortunately not the best. My large group was promised private room which was cancelled last minute. The service was very slow, many items that we ordered were not brought to the table, and our witness continued disappearing. It took a very long time to get checks and food. It was understandable with the amount of people at the bier hall but also disappointing. I would recommend visiting this restaurant if you have a lot of time to spare. It is conveniently located next to the Playhouse Square so that you can enjoy it before the show. I also suggest that you try shot skis, which is such a fun experience.
This place was fun! Good beer, great service, live accordian/oompa music (who knew anyone under like 80 still plays the accordion?? And plays it WELL!), people drinking shooters off a ski....it took us right back to Germany! Now, was the food AS good as you'd get from an old German Oma? Not quite. But it was fine, and there was a lot of it. I'd 100% go back and would recommend it to others. I'd just be sure to mention that while there's nothing wrong with the food, it's more about the atmosphere and experience.
If you come with the right expectations, you will have a great experience. This is a very accurate replica of the original Hofbrauhaus in Germany. It's very communal and the experience is meant to be a great drinking spot. You don't come here for good service or good food. You come for the awesome beers and the atmosphere. With that out of the way, four stars for the ambiance!! My husband who had been to the original, was excited to see the stein lockers and that the space really reminded him of the ambience. The beers were all tasty. Exactly why we came. The service was definitely on the slow side but it was delivered with sincerity. Definitely order the Pretzels with bier cheese!! It was delicious. The Pork Shank was GINORMOUS but plan for it to take at least 40 mins or more to serve. It takes time to properly cook something that big. It's big enough to serve three people.
Meals at legacy eateries in NEO - 2 of 2 I knew that there was "a" Hofbrauhaus near Cleveland's funky art deco Greyhound station. I both laughed at and filed away that there was a German restaurant in this part of downtown. The locals all know about it. It's more of a beer hall with a beer garden out front. I like German food well enough and came here to have dinner for a friend's birthday. First, all the bells and whistles of a German beer hall will be front and center to greet you as you enter, meaning the bench-like tables, the woodwork, the flags of different countries, and even a souvenir shop. German food is hearty and filling. Much like Greek or Japanese food (strange bedfellows), I don't venture far from dishes I know, at least initially. And, in some ways, the underpinnings of German food are much like American food. That said, I ordered a jaegerschnitzel platter that came with spaetzle. My friend ordered a chicken dish, for which the preparation almost bordered on being Mediterranean. The food was definitely tasty, not to mention filling. The pricing was a little higher than average for these dishes, so 3 stars for that. The service was a slam dunk for 5 stars. We talked about how well the young lady who was our server did her job. This Hofbrauhaus is popular. It's often a destination for groups. Also, some people gravitate toward the beer garden to eat and drink under the canopies outside, at which your four-legged friends are welcome. Scratching my head as to why this venue might be located here has nothing to do with Greyhound, which they are moving out of that building that has a historic designation. Here, Hofbrauhaus sits in the midst of the main downtown business area, Playhouse Square, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the stadiums, and the city's urban 4-year public university. Thus, it makes sense. All of the various aspects blend out to 4 stars for this Hofbrauhaus. I've only spent 6 days of my life in Germany and I had an incredible jaegerschnitzel dinner that was on special for about 14 Euro and that's probably my gold standard for 5 stars in German food. However, this downtown Cleveland institution is reliable, likeable, unique, and even fun.
Ambiance is awesome. Very much a German beer hall. Beer is good. 16 Oz or 32 Oz. Large menu. Pork Roast looks good and the goulash soup. Service good. A fun place to hang out with friends.
This place is super cool and the environment is awesome. Just know that when coming here you are definitely coming for the environment and energy rather than the food. The pierogies are definitely the best thing out of the batch of food we ordered so I would order that if you are in between things or do not know what to order. I felt personally that everything just lacked flavor and the chicken sausage as well as one order of the pierogies came out cold. I was a bit disappointed as there weren't more house made mustards, on the table was just bottled yellow, stadium and stone-ground mustard but the homemade mustard and beer cheese dip with the pretzel were good. As for the sides, I would skip the sauerkraut. i was super excited to get some with my meal but it was just bland but the house potato salad was AWESOME and really unique and flavorful so I would order that if in between sides. This place is really awesome and could be a great place for a drink with friends and everyone is friendly and energetic. Just expect the food to be average or below and maybe stick with some shareables for the best experience!
5 days ago
Got a big group? No worries, this is the place to go! 24 people. Big community tables. Lots of beers and a full bar. I had the chefs salad with schnitzel. The schnitzel was perfectly crisp and tasty of the outside and tender and yummy in the inside. No blue cheese so I had to go with ranch. We had the pretzel baskets to nosh while we had a drink and waited for our main courses. The pretzels were soft and chewy, the right amount of flake salt and either cheese or sweet mustard to dip. They disappeared in minutes. Tankers of beer arrived on scene just before the pretzels and they served a surprisingly good espresso martini. I noticed all the menu favorites and laziness got the best of me and I only snapped one pick of the pork schnitzel platter with came with a cranberry sauce and lots of good smells. Service was spot on. We got what we ordered on time and exact. We dropped about $1200 on the works which isn't too bad for 24 people with drinks and all. Definitely a repeat, 20 minute walk from the convention area and tons of seating. read more
28 days ago
What in the sam hell is going on at HBF Cleveland? The restaurant has gone down the tubes, yikes... We stopped in on a Thursday night of a long holiday weekend and it was completely dead... Literally, there were maybe 30 people in the whole restaurant for the two hours we were there, no music, no entertainment, and the lights were off in parts of the beer hall. This is a complete travesty and uncharacteristic of a HBH - The last two times we've visited, it's been very disappointing. While the service was good, the atmosphere was non-existent, the food was below average at best, and everything was absurdly overpriced ($120 for 2 liters of beer and two entrees, what in the actual eff?). The self-titled house boss and I both felt the food was highly processed, prepackaged, and/or previously frozen... There was nothing authentic German about any of the food last night and that's probably the most disappointing part of our visit because this is not what we're accustomed to when visiting HBHs. HBH Cleveland should be a destination location, but wow has it gone down hill... I really hope management gets it together, damn. read more
3 months ago
Having lived in Germany, there is something special about the traditions around a hofbrauhaus. This is an international chain, and the one in Cleveland is well done. There were a few negatives on our visit, but the positives and the super evening we had here more than made up for them. It's right in downtown and so close to historic districts and Playhouse Square. The exterior looks like a place in Germany, both modern parts and historic house facade near the entrance. Inside is divided into distinct parts as well, with the main large hall having the stage, long group tables, small semi-private tables, and the bar area at the back easy to find with huge barrels. To the right of the entrance and restrooms are smaller rooms with low ceilings for events or quieter dinners. At the back is another small bar, plus outdoor seating areas off different sides. This is a German restaurant, and their menu leans into heavy meats, potatoes, pretzels, etc. The beer selection is traditional German styles as well: dunkels, helles, festbier, etc. They're also lower on the alcohol and heavier on the flavor so expect to get full here. Prices are reasonable for the large sizes, should you desire. Initially we had clearly frustrated staff serving our group and the shared bars, but once this was all adjusted, they all ended up being friendly and quick to serve. On our evening, there was a wedding party, which brought their own local band so the German umpah music was switched for rock standards and modern songs. This ended up being the highlight, as people were dancing on tables, and the close proximity of the stage made it feel like a private party for the few dozen of us left at the end of the evening. If you're a fan of German food, music, and beer, this is a fun substitute for flying to Europe. read more
We've never been before and came with friends. Decent selection of beers (6 or 8). Big open space with communal seating. Waitresses and barmaids trust in German bier house garb. Appetizers were OK. Fried pickles, sauerkraut, balls, and pretzels with beer cheese. Sauerkraut balls could've been fried a little more as they were a bit on the pale side. Meals were decent. My wife had chicken paprikash and spaetzle. She said it was OK. I had sauerbraten with spaetzleand red cabbage. The sauerbraten was good, but there was very little sauce with it, which was disappointing. All in all a decent experience and it could be a nice social event, but I wouldn't necessarily run back. read more
6 months ago
Walked here from the theatre. They are open a bit later so we wanted to grab a bite. This is layed out like 1 giant room with long tables and benches for everyone to share. Each bench table can hold about 8-10 people. And you sit with each other and it's fun. There was a band playing and everyone was loud singing and drinking and just having fun. The servers take pics of everyone doing the ski shots. Great atmosphere. When we walked in there was a table of about 10 guys doing a ski shot standing on the benches. They stood on the benches more than they sat. The rating is the food and atmosphere combined. Food is about a 1.5 and atmosphere is a 5. Server came over and asked us about drinks. We asked a few questions on the menu. We decided on 2 potato soups and split the garden flat bread. It's was late and we didn't want to eat anything too heavy. The soup was different big chunks of potatoes and a few veggies. Topped with pretzel croutons. Best part. It was ok. Filling. Not hot at all. Hate when soup is like warm. Bring me hot soup! The flat bread was meh. 8 pieces with cream cheese base and a few smattered veggies. It was like that appetizer veggie pizza you get at house parties with biz quick pizza dough. But that is way better. This was a cracker with cream cheese that didn't cover the whole flat bread and a few veggies. Price was about $37 for 2 pops and 2 soups and flat bread. Seems high to me. But prices are $18 for most things and higher. Parking is difficult and mostly paid cuz you're downtown.Patio looks great for summer. Maybe have a beer and enjoy then get something to eat at Becky's down the street. read more
This place is pretty cool'. Definitely has a German feel. We went here with friends for a late dinner and for the most part the food was really good. I had the schnitzel with a side dish f red cabbage. The red cabbage seemed to not be fresh. The schnitzel tho was very good. The service was very good and so was the pretzel and sauerkraut balls. They have a great beer and drink selection. Will definitely go back if I'm ever back in town read more
4 months ago
My brother recommended we eat here when we arrived in Cleveland for my nephew's wedding weekend! It was a Thursday night, so not a lot of people and the air quality was Very Unhealthy, but we traveled 6 hours and 30 minutes and were hungry! The atmosphere was amazing! You literally felt like you walked into a German Oktoberfest. Very authentic. As was the waitress's authentic attire. The food was just as authentic as the atmosphere. Absolutely delicious! We highly recommend this place if you want an escape from your current environment and want some amazing food! read more
What an absolutely fun location. Came here for the MAICON opening night party before the conference and had such a fun time! Perfect place for about 1000+ people. Had a signature martini espresso drink and it was yummy! Looked like the food was good as people were enjoying it. Definitely recommend it. read more
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13 days ago
Hofbrahaus is a spacious bier hall and bier garden in downtown Cleveland. Indoor space mirrors authentic bier halls with bench and booth seating. The restaurant also has private rooms available for reservation. Outdoor space has several tables, swing for the kids, and is dog-friendly. Advance reservations are highly recommended, the restaurant gets very busy before events held downtown and at the Playhouse Square. The atmosphere is always very festive and jolly. There are frequently bands playing at the bier hall. The menu at Hofbrahaus is extensive with German and Authentic dishes including a variety of salads, soups, sandwiches, flatbreads, main courses. During my latest visit I tried KAESESPAETZLE "ALPINE STYLE" with a side of sausage. The dish was huge and hearty, but lacked traditional taste of spaetzle. It was almost too cheesy. The beer menu at this place is also long. The beer is served in very cool large beer mugs. The service at this restaurant is unfortunately not the best. My large group was promised private room which was cancelled last minute. The service was very slow, many items that we ordered were not brought to the table, and our witness continued disappearing. It took a very long time to get checks and food. It was understandable with the amount of people at the bier hall but also disappointing. I would recommend visiting this restaurant if you have a lot of time to spare. It is conveniently located next to the Playhouse Square so that you can enjoy it before the show. I also suggest that you try shot skis, which is such a fun experience. read more
5 months ago
This place was fun! Good beer, great service, live accordian/oompa music (who knew anyone under like 80 still plays the accordion?? And plays it WELL!), people drinking shooters off a ski....it took us right back to Germany! Now, was the food AS good as you'd get from an old German Oma? Not quite. But it was fine, and there was a lot of it. I'd 100% go back and would recommend it to others. I'd just be sure to mention that while there's nothing wrong with the food, it's more about the atmosphere and experience. read more
If you come with the right expectations, you will have a great experience. This is a very accurate replica of the original Hofbrauhaus in Germany. It's very communal and the experience is meant to be a great drinking spot. You don't come here for good service or good food. You come for the awesome beers and the atmosphere. With that out of the way, four stars for the ambiance!! My husband who had been to the original, was excited to see the stein lockers and that the space really reminded him of the ambience. The beers were all tasty. Exactly why we came. The service was definitely on the slow side but it was delivered with sincerity. Definitely order the Pretzels with bier cheese!! It was delicious. The Pork Shank was GINORMOUS but plan for it to take at least 40 mins or more to serve. It takes time to properly cook something that big. It's big enough to serve three people. read more
1 year ago
Meals at legacy eateries in NEO - 2 of 2 I knew that there was "a" Hofbrauhaus near Cleveland's funky art deco Greyhound station. I both laughed at and filed away that there was a German restaurant in this part of downtown. The locals all know about it. It's more of a beer hall with a beer garden out front. I like German food well enough and came here to have dinner for a friend's birthday. First, all the bells and whistles of a German beer hall will be front and center to greet you as you enter, meaning the bench-like tables, the woodwork, the flags of different countries, and even a souvenir shop. German food is hearty and filling. Much like Greek or Japanese food (strange bedfellows), I don't venture far from dishes I know, at least initially. And, in some ways, the underpinnings of German food are much like American food. That said, I ordered a jaegerschnitzel platter that came with spaetzle. My friend ordered a chicken dish, for which the preparation almost bordered on being Mediterranean. The food was definitely tasty, not to mention filling. The pricing was a little higher than average for these dishes, so 3 stars for that. The service was a slam dunk for 5 stars. We talked about how well the young lady who was our server did her job. This Hofbrauhaus is popular. It's often a destination for groups. Also, some people gravitate toward the beer garden to eat and drink under the canopies outside, at which your four-legged friends are welcome. Scratching my head as to why this venue might be located here has nothing to do with Greyhound, which they are moving out of that building that has a historic designation. Here, Hofbrauhaus sits in the midst of the main downtown business area, Playhouse Square, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the stadiums, and the city's urban 4-year public university. Thus, it makes sense. All of the various aspects blend out to 4 stars for this Hofbrauhaus. I've only spent 6 days of my life in Germany and I had an incredible jaegerschnitzel dinner that was on special for about 14 Euro and that's probably my gold standard for 5 stars in German food. However, this downtown Cleveland institution is reliable, likeable, unique, and even fun. read more
This place is super cool and the environment is awesome. Just know that when coming here you are definitely coming for the environment and energy rather than the food. The pierogies are definitely the best thing out of the batch of food we ordered so I would order that if you are in between things or do not know what to order. I felt personally that everything just lacked flavor and the chicken sausage as well as one order of the pierogies came out cold. I was a bit disappointed as there weren't more house made mustards, on the table was just bottled yellow, stadium and stone-ground mustard but the homemade mustard and beer cheese dip with the pretzel were good. As for the sides, I would skip the sauerkraut. i was super excited to get some with my meal but it was just bland but the house potato salad was AWESOME and really unique and flavorful so I would order that if in between sides. This place is really awesome and could be a great place for a drink with friends and everyone is friendly and energetic. Just expect the food to be average or below and maybe stick with some shareables for the best experience! read more
1 year ago
I liked this place. It was a cold day in Cleveland and my friend researched Hofbrauhaus for our lunch. It was a cold day and the restaurant was empty, we were the only ones when we first got there, although others straggled in a little later. I had an ale on draft and my friend had a delicious bottled non alcoholic ale. We decided to share the sausage tower, recommended by our bartender, which took a little while because they were making the pretzels fresh. The lunch was superb, delicious brats and kraut with brown mustard. Though delicious, we couldn't seem to finish our pretzels. Another Cleveland restaurant that I will return too. read more
6 months ago
Wow what a place!! So hard to decide what to get. One of my mates came here two nights in a row to satisfy his craving for German food. We ate Hofbrauhaus two nights in a row also, but it was leftovers for day 2. Great tasting food and drink for sure! Serving staff wear costumes to give you a feeling of old Germany. Parking seems to be scarce, we walked there from our hotel. read more
2 years ago
Okay to be fair, we were a party of 4 and I'm the only one who didn't enjoy the food. I ordered cod and pirogies, both of which were not good. The pirogies were very dense and the filling tasted very bland. The cod was so greasy I picked the fish out of the breading so I had something to eat. I ordered a cocktail, we all tried it and none of us enjoyed it. It wasn't drank and the waitress never asked if there was a problem with it. Now to the good stuff. The polka band was very entertaining, the elderly female hostess was a joy to watch. We enjoyed watching a group of four women do the Shotski. The experience was worth the subpar food. read more
3 months ago
3 months ago
Good but not great but acceptable!! I finally was able to visit the Hofbrauhaus in Cleveland and it didn't disappoint!!! While their hours of operation and menu have changed, I did have a good time and experience while here for a quick business trip. The Hofbrauhaus Cleveland is owned and operated by the State of Bavaria just like their Las Vegas and Munich locations. While the Munich original has been open since the early 1500, the Vegas location just opened less than 15 years ago. Comparing the Vegas location to Cleveland the winner is Las Vegas due to a more authentic ambiance and feel. Both places brew their own authentic German beer according to the German Reinheitsgebot and you can tell by the fresh taste. Give them a try while in town! read more
2 years ago
I've been to Hofbrauhaus several times - both for group outings with friends and big events like Oktoberfest - over the last few years and have always had a fun time! The beers always hit the spot and the food is so comforting. My favorites are the sausage specials, pretzels, and schnitzel, but everything is pretty good! The spacious hall with communal tables, authentic Bavarian attire worn by the staff and the live music add a fun energy to the restaurant! There's also a large outdoor space that's great in the warmer months. read more
3 years ago
Hofbrauhaus is a really neat place to meet up with friends and colleagues. It's setup of course like a German building so you can't miss it if you haven't been here before. Inside is all decorated with German motifs. The seating is communal but plenty of space between parties. The menu offers something for everyone. We started with the hot fresh huge pretzel and fondue like cheese. Cheese dip was creamy and went nicely. (1 is enough for the table if you're ordering dinner). We ordered the Cod and pierogis plate and our friend ordered the sausage plate. Portions were generous and pricing reasonable. However flavorful, we were disappointed with the potato pierogis as they were very tough, chewy and difficult to cut; almost hard when they should be soft. The apple strudel and Black Forest cake were excellent! We had a nice casual relaxing time. Server was very nice as was the hostess when we entered. Plenty of epicurean delights and craft beers to choose from! TAKE NOTE: There is no free public parking!! The lot across the street is $15 and HofbH valet is $20. Your best bet is to take Uber here. read more
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Another 5 star visit! Best place ever as far as proximity to playhouse square! We had sauerkraut balls for an app & they were delicious! Then the paprikash flatbread and Jaegerschnitzel which is gigantic, enough for 3 people! The service was great also! Love coming here for German fare! read more
2 years ago
Very large indoor and outdoor space conducive for large groups and kids alike. We came in for a few beers and had a great lunch. The jagerschnitzel was delicious albeit a bit salty with the gravy. The sausage tower gives you a little bit of everything a highly recommend. Potato soup is hearty and very good. Lastly the kids chicken tenders were great, hot, and served fast. Enjoyed our kind waitress and the live music that came along with the ambiance. High fives for a changing table in the bathroom! read more
2 years ago
Live German music !! Great beers. Some of the food is a little pricey but I've always had a good experience . read more
1 year ago
Fantastic place! A slice of Munich right here in the heart of Cleveland, Ohio! The main beer hall is what you would expect. Tons of tables meant for sitting (and standing, which you will do often). Haven't eaten here yet, but the menu looks extensive. The beer is spot on. Definitely a place you need to visit! read more
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