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It was so refreshing to eat a good German restaurant. I do not understand A poor reviews. The place is classic. The service was great in the bar. The food was a very fair value and extremely tasty. I had a German sampler and an apple strudel with vanilla ice cream. The strudel is prepared fresh. The beer selection was nice and the heffevisen paired well with my meal. The ambience was totally old world.
This place is always at the top of the game. If you're looking for good food consistently, Maders is your stop. Service is spot on and place is Old World flavor. Beer selection is the best of German beers. If you eat your once, I promise you .....you'll always come back
Good German food in a historic setting, all with fantastic service! I came to Mader's for some schnitzel and spaten, and they delivered. The schnitzel wasn't the thinnest I've had, but it had a nice breaded crust and the gravy that came with it was tasty. Spaten was okay, nothing too noteworthy there. For dessert, the server brought out a whole tray with sample platings to choose from, so old school and a really nice touch (worked on me, I ordered one!). Matt was a fantastic server, very friendly and knowledgeable about the menu, with good recommendations and even advice on sightseeing in Milwaukee. The building has an old world feel, like dining in a medieval hall. The stained glass and knight armor make the trip that much more fun. Is it the best meal in Milwaukee? I'm sure there's other, modern cuisine but Mader's is an experience worth checking out!
Mader's is an iconic restaurant with amazing German decor that is worth seeing just to check out the beautiful stained glass windows. Service is always impeccable with a valet service for cars because parking is not easy in this area. Water is constantly refilled and they don't miss a beat. We went for lunch downtown dining week because I haven't been in years and two friends had never been there before. I didn't make the best meal choice with Reuben rolls and Jager schnitzel. Friend chose the pretzel and the beef goulash which was way better than what I ordered. The Reuben rolls were mostly kraut and very little else so I ate a few bites and was done. The pretzel however was served warm with fried pretzel spears which were very flavorful and hot. Pretzel also came with cheese and mustard. The schnitzel was very bland and as well as the spaetzle. It needed salt and just flavor. I know they cater to a more senior crowd so that explains the salt it yourself. The beef goulash did need some salt but it at least had flavor. Mader's is definitely a tourist destination and should be seen for the novelty of the decor. However if you're looking for good German food I would try another restaurant. Hopefully as the client base ages they can draw in new crowd.
A unique restaurant specializing in German cuisine. The Tour of Germany serves two and samples some of their signature dishes - including the schnitzel, pork shank, and ham. They have a giant pretzel (not listed on the menu) that could easily serve as an appetizer for 6-8. The old fashioned was ok but nothing impressive unfortunately. Our waitress was very nice, and extremely attentive. The interior of Mader's is so unique and full of history. The art, trinkets, and mounted weaponry alone made it worth visiting.
One of the finest restaurants in the country. I've been coming here for over 50 years and Mader's has never failed to please. Authentic German cuisine in authentic German surroundings. Feels so much like places I've eaten in Europe and the food is delicious. Add a tremendous collection of bona fide medieval armor and weaponry and it really does feel as though your visiting a German hunting lodge. Wonderful experience, always.
While visiting WI for my nieces graduation, we came here after the ceremony. I loved loved loved the ambiance in this restaurant! So much history, and the fact that our waiter educated us on so much of the restaurants history was an added plus. Even though I found the food to be bland, the cocktails and service were amazing. We ordered the potato pancakes, pretzel loaf, kartoffelsuppe, butter chicken schnitzel, and apple strudel. The soup and loaf were pretty good, but everything else just didn't do it for me personally.
Very good German comfort food. Generous portions. The plate-sized off-menu pretzel (just ask for one) is great; ideal appetizer for a group while enjoying drinks and deciding what to order. Decent traditional German dishes. Lovely service and great Bavarian ambiance.
If you give a Schnitzel about good German food and you're in downtown Milwaukee, you have to give Mader's a try. It was a short walk from the hotel and although it was a bit pricey, it was worth it, especially since it was on an expensable meal. The complimentary pretzel bread was good and came with plenty of butter! Service was pretty awesome with the waitress letting us know there would be plenty of food with our schnitzel meals, and she was right. There were two nice pieces of pounded breaded pork over a nice pile of spatzel which was definitely homemade. I ordered it Jager style which had a delicious mushroom gravy. I had an espresso martini as I had just had some beers at another spot and needed a pick-me-up to get through the dinner after a long week. Great meal, cool place, and excellent service.
Excellent experience! We were fortunate to be there for a group event. Appetizers included mushroom bites in phyllo dough, spanakopita, quiches, sausages and sauerkraut. Entree was a phenomenal salmon with spätzle. Waiters were dressed up and the espresso martini was the best I've had. I definitely had two of those. This was a business trip and I hope to be back next year. Thank you!!!!
Finally had the chance to go to Maders after living in Milwaukee for 20 years. The inside was gorgeous with all the interior decorations being older and historical. We ordered the pretzel loaf as an appetizer and it was the perfect size and it was nice and warm. I got the butter chicken schnitzel which was good. I loved the light cream sauce, but I wish there was more because the spatzle was very plain and did not have much flavor. The dish only came with 3 broccoli which was not enough. The chicken was great though, nice and crispy. For dinner we split the apple strudel which was crispy, hot, and had lots of caramel. I love this history of Milwaukee and recommend people to give it a try. Very expensive though!!!
Maders is an old place with claims to great German food. They get the old right, and the decor is awesome. The food doesn't live up to my - admittedly high - expectations. I ordered a Hefe weizen and Jaeger Schnitzel. I'd well reviewed the menu before going since I had to wait relatively late to get a seat on a busy game night. The food came quickly, but my Spidey senses immediately flared up when I saw the mushroom sauce on the side. Look, Jaeger Schnitzel needs an abundance of thick sauce. This was thin and light on mushrooms, they offered to bring more but it just set me back. This is the second time I've seen this and it made me sad. The schnitzel and spaetzle itself was okay. The sauce marginal. The sauerkraut wasn't wonderful but I don't usually like it. There was a lot of food but I did try the dessert which was a chocolate bread pudding with brandied cherries and pecans. Wasn't sure if they could remove the pecans but they did. I didn't care for it. Service was quick and fine with garbed gals in dirndls and guys in lederhosen. I give it a 3.6 which rounds to a generous 4.
German restaurant fixture in Milwaukee. Traditional fare. Good service. A must try when you are in Milwaukee.
What a rich history and even richer food! I can't believe I've been in Milwaukee my whole life sitting on this gem and had never been until recently. Now I'll shout it from the rooftops to get everyone to go! First of all, maders is a SURVIVOR. They have been around- owned by the same family- since the early 1900's. Over 100 years! They have been through 2 world wars, prohibition, and covid and are still going strong. The decor is so unique. Beautiful and gives old time German vibes (kind of the point). You feel like you are transported to medieval times with the real armor and weapons displayed on the walls. And I can't forget about the food! They have the best selection of German beers and of course all the traditional German food. I highly recommend a hefeweizen, schnitzel, and spaetzel! read more
6 days ago
Food: Good and different. Definitely unique to Wisconsin. We all enjoyed our meals but the favorite was the Butter Chicken Schnitzel. However could have had more chicken in the plate. Not a lot for price. German sampler: All very good but the Germans potato salad was mushy. Basically mashed potatoes. Not good. Bland too. Salad: we were all very excited for the hot bacon salad as that's most of our favorites. The ingredients were amazing, but the dressing in itself was very bland. Definitely needs more flavor. Desserts were amazing. Pretzel appetizer was amazing with excellent mustard. Cheese sauce was not good. Our table agreed it tasted cheap. Service: our waitress was very attentive and social. We adjusted our order a few times as the menu itself is a bit confusing. Lots of photos scattered of things (drinks) that are easily missed for newcomers. Ambiance: Definitely felt like the restaurant had history. Tables were too tight and my purse was actually hitting the table behind us and I got bumped twice by a waitress as the tables are way too close. Not comfortable for a party of 8. We even moved once. A bit stuffy too. Needed more air flow. read more
It was so refreshing to eat a good German restaurant. I do not understand A poor reviews. The place is classic. The service was great in the bar. The food was a very fair value and extremely tasty. I had a German sampler and an apple strudel with vanilla ice cream. The strudel is prepared fresh. The beer selection was nice and the heffevisen paired well with my meal. The ambience was totally old world. read more
This place is always at the top of the game. If you're looking for good food consistently, Maders is your stop. Service is spot on and place is Old World flavor. Beer selection is the best of German beers. If you eat your once, I promise you .....you'll always come back read more
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Good German food in a historic setting, all with fantastic service! I came to Mader's for some schnitzel and spaten, and they delivered. The schnitzel wasn't the thinnest I've had, but it had a nice breaded crust and the gravy that came with it was tasty. Spaten was okay, nothing too noteworthy there. For dessert, the server brought out a whole tray with sample platings to choose from, so old school and a really nice touch (worked on me, I ordered one!). Matt was a fantastic server, very friendly and knowledgeable about the menu, with good recommendations and even advice on sightseeing in Milwaukee. The building has an old world feel, like dining in a medieval hall. The stained glass and knight armor make the trip that much more fun. Is it the best meal in Milwaukee? I'm sure there's other, modern cuisine but Mader's is an experience worth checking out! read more
Mader's is an iconic restaurant with amazing German decor that is worth seeing just to check out the beautiful stained glass windows. Service is always impeccable with a valet service for cars because parking is not easy in this area. Water is constantly refilled and they don't miss a beat. We went for lunch downtown dining week because I haven't been in years and two friends had never been there before. I didn't make the best meal choice with Reuben rolls and Jager schnitzel. Friend chose the pretzel and the beef goulash which was way better than what I ordered. The Reuben rolls were mostly kraut and very little else so I ate a few bites and was done. The pretzel however was served warm with fried pretzel spears which were very flavorful and hot. Pretzel also came with cheese and mustard. The schnitzel was very bland and as well as the spaetzle. It needed salt and just flavor. I know they cater to a more senior crowd so that explains the salt it yourself. The beef goulash did need some salt but it at least had flavor. Mader's is definitely a tourist destination and should be seen for the novelty of the decor. However if you're looking for good German food I would try another restaurant. Hopefully as the client base ages they can draw in new crowd. read more
A unique restaurant specializing in German cuisine. The Tour of Germany serves two and samples some of their signature dishes - including the schnitzel, pork shank, and ham. They have a giant pretzel (not listed on the menu) that could easily serve as an appetizer for 6-8. The old fashioned was ok but nothing impressive unfortunately. Our waitress was very nice, and extremely attentive. The interior of Mader's is so unique and full of history. The art, trinkets, and mounted weaponry alone made it worth visiting. read more
3 days ago
7 days ago
One of the finest restaurants in the country. I've been coming here for over 50 years and Mader's has never failed to please. Authentic German cuisine in authentic German surroundings. Feels so much like places I've eaten in Europe and the food is delicious. Add a tremendous collection of bona fide medieval armor and weaponry and it really does feel as though your visiting a German hunting lodge. Wonderful experience, always. read more
4 months ago
While visiting WI for my nieces graduation, we came here after the ceremony. I loved loved loved the ambiance in this restaurant! So much history, and the fact that our waiter educated us on so much of the restaurants history was an added plus. Even though I found the food to be bland, the cocktails and service were amazing. We ordered the potato pancakes, pretzel loaf, kartoffelsuppe, butter chicken schnitzel, and apple strudel. The soup and loaf were pretty good, but everything else just didn't do it for me personally. read more
Very good German comfort food. Generous portions. The plate-sized off-menu pretzel (just ask for one) is great; ideal appetizer for a group while enjoying drinks and deciding what to order. Decent traditional German dishes. Lovely service and great Bavarian ambiance. read more
If you give a Schnitzel about good German food and you're in downtown Milwaukee, you have to give Mader's a try. It was a short walk from the hotel and although it was a bit pricey, it was worth it, especially since it was on an expensable meal. The complimentary pretzel bread was good and came with plenty of butter! Service was pretty awesome with the waitress letting us know there would be plenty of food with our schnitzel meals, and she was right. There were two nice pieces of pounded breaded pork over a nice pile of spatzel which was definitely homemade. I ordered it Jager style which had a delicious mushroom gravy. I had an espresso martini as I had just had some beers at another spot and needed a pick-me-up to get through the dinner after a long week. Great meal, cool place, and excellent service. read more
6 months ago
Excellent experience! We were fortunate to be there for a group event. Appetizers included mushroom bites in phyllo dough, spanakopita, quiches, sausages and sauerkraut. Entree was a phenomenal salmon with spätzle. Waiters were dressed up and the espresso martini was the best I've had. I definitely had two of those. This was a business trip and I hope to be back next year. Thank you!!!! read more
Finally had the chance to go to Maders after living in Milwaukee for 20 years. The inside was gorgeous with all the interior decorations being older and historical. We ordered the pretzel loaf as an appetizer and it was the perfect size and it was nice and warm. I got the butter chicken schnitzel which was good. I loved the light cream sauce, but I wish there was more because the spatzle was very plain and did not have much flavor. The dish only came with 3 broccoli which was not enough. The chicken was great though, nice and crispy. For dinner we split the apple strudel which was crispy, hot, and had lots of caramel. I love this history of Milwaukee and recommend people to give it a try. Very expensive though!!! read more
Maders is an old place with claims to great German food. They get the old right, and the decor is awesome. The food doesn't live up to my - admittedly high - expectations. I ordered a Hefe weizen and Jaeger Schnitzel. I'd well reviewed the menu before going since I had to wait relatively late to get a seat on a busy game night. The food came quickly, but my Spidey senses immediately flared up when I saw the mushroom sauce on the side. Look, Jaeger Schnitzel needs an abundance of thick sauce. This was thin and light on mushrooms, they offered to bring more but it just set me back. This is the second time I've seen this and it made me sad. The schnitzel and spaetzle itself was okay. The sauce marginal. The sauerkraut wasn't wonderful but I don't usually like it. There was a lot of food but I did try the dessert which was a chocolate bread pudding with brandied cherries and pecans. Wasn't sure if they could remove the pecans but they did. I didn't care for it. Service was quick and fine with garbed gals in dirndls and guys in lederhosen. I give it a 3.6 which rounds to a generous 4. read more
3 months ago
German restaurant fixture in Milwaukee. Traditional fare. Good service. A must try when you are in Milwaukee. read more
1 month ago
This is a tradition German restaurant in the heart of downtown Milwaukee. The decor is traditional old country style much as it was when it opened in 1902. The service was excellent. We ordered the Rouladen and the potato sausage soup which were just like I remembered it from my tour in Deutschland! I ordered a couple of Pilsner drafts and the Apple strudel with the house made cream for dessert. Yum! If I lived in Milwaukee I would eat here once a month. I highly recommend read more
Eve. If you go to Mader's ask if Eve is working. She is hysterical! She will tell you all about the restaurant's history, the famous patrons, the people she has met and more. I stumbled in here for lunch and it was pretty quiet, but my cup of beef barley soup tasted like my Mom made it. I had it along with some pretzel bread and naturally an old fashioned because when in Wisconsin....drink Wisconsibly. I so enjoyed myself that I made reservations to come back for dinner with my husband. From everything Eve had taught me I was able to give him a full tour of the restaurant. If you enjoy german cuisine do yourself a favor and stop in! read more
1 month ago
The beer was absolutely delicious. The spinach salad was so so fresh. The salad dressing was the best. All of the sausages were flavorful. The darker mustard was sweet. Yeah!!! The only disappointment was the pork with the sauce. It was dry read more
I was impressed with the Bavarian decor walking in. The service was wonderful, everyone from the valet to the busing staff went above and beyond. We had a pretty good pretzel with delicious cheese to dip it in to start. I had a sampler platter for dinner. The pork and schnitzel were good, the beef was okay, and the potato was meh. The sides of cabbage and kraut were both good. Overall, if you ignore the price, I'd give the food a three and a half stars. When you include the price, I give it a three. But the service was five stars, so I reluctantly bump my review up to four stars. read more
Everything was on theme-the server's outfits, the decor, they even had Christmas decor- so cute! Our server was very kind and helpful. He had great recommendations. I highly recommend the "Tour of Germany." Every single item was fantastic. The pork shank and sauerbraten were my personal favorites-cooked to perfection. They have valet parking only for the restaurant, which is super helpful in their location! read more
This place was soooo cool!! The old architecture and design was really awesome and our waiter was so informative and telling us all the 120+ year old building/location, all the best food recommendations so we could try a little of everything!! Would definitely go back next time I'm in the area!! read more
This is a German Food Tourist trap. With that said we went to the other one up the road and after waiting for a while the bartender said kitchen was not working today and suggested we leave. So we hit the road and went to Mader's. I was big concerned b/c this is a 2-3 $ place but I was pleasantly surprised at what we got for the price. I still think it's about $10 too expensive but the food is very good, the beers are excellent and the service is great. Definitely worth doing once. read more
The BEER CHEESE sooooo yummy with the fresh pretzel ... I tried something new that I didn't think that I would like which were the potato pancakes. They were so delicious crunchy and flavorful, and I loved the thick, sweet applesauce that the potato pancakes laid on top of it was a very tasty combination. Another favorite was the super cheesy French onion soup. Service was fast and friendly personally I feel it is a little overpriced, but the food is good. Will definitely be back to visit next Green Bay trip. read more
I've been coming to Mader's with my family since I was a kid; it's my stepdad's favorite special occasion spot. As mentioned in other reviews, walking into this place is like stepping back in time. Everything is dark wood, stained glass, figurines, steins--the staff even wear traditional German clothing. On this occasion, we were celebrating my grandpa's 80th birthday, and we had a wheelchair user with us. I forgot to add in the reservation that we would need accessible seating, but the staff were quick to remove a chair & ensure there was a place for a wheelchair. Our server was super bubbly & kind, with recommendations on appetizers and drinks. We ordered a ton of food, starting with the Giant Pretzel (our server accurately said it's about the size of a steering wheel), and Beer Cheese Spread with Pretzel Croustinis. Both items were delicious, & I had to stop myself from eating more so that I'd have room for my main meal. I ordered the Halibut, which came with Spaetzle & a delicious cream sauce. I absolutely overate because I couldn't stop scooping bites of this! It was one of the best fish dishes I've ever had. I will say, I detracted a star for 2 reasons: --Parking: Mader's has a designated lot, but there's a sign saying it's valet only. The lot is attached to the building, so we didn't want to pay for valet, & instead ended up paying $30 (event upcharge) to park in another lot. I was told later that the valet is actually free, but I couldn't find any confirmation on their website. --Drinks: I ordered wine & my family ordered beer; the drinks took longer than expected to arrive, meaning my second glass of wine came after the meal & I had to give it away so I could drive. I'm sure the bar was just busy, but that wasn't ideal. Anyway, that being said, this place is great & I can't wait to come back. read more
Maders has been on my list for quite some time. The ambiance is PERFECT! I loved how the servers were in character and the beautiful stain glass windows. The service was amazing, our server did an amazing job. The food was hit or miss. Some of it was absolutely to die for, while others lacked flavor. The beer cheese was bland, it didn't really taste like beer. The potato pancakes were amazing!! My husband got the duck and said it was one of the best he has had, I agree with him! Everyone at our table tried a bite and agreed. The entree was huge! I got the Bavarian platter, which I throughly enjoyed the sausages and sauerkraut. Not a big fan of the potato salad, but that was more preference. Most people got the Wiener schnitzel, which everyone agreed there was no flavor at all. It was perfectly crisp, though! My espresso martini was just OK. I probably wouldn't go back, but glad I experienced this staple in the city. read more
OVERHYPED OVERPRICED TOURIST's TRAP Mader's is terribly overhyped. I had my expectations up when I saw all the good reviews online. We got the tour of Germany (big platter around $90 that says suitable for two but the portion was enough for 3-4 people) and found the dishes to be either terribly sweet & sour or bland. And I can see that the dishes on the platter were preped long time ago and just did an easy assemble and brought to us. The spetzle and whinerschnitzel, along with our drinks & bread, but the rest of the food was underwhelming despite its' eye-widening price. Overall the service was good, but rather awkward. You have to park by Valet parking too. The room was too dark until somebody realized and turned on the lights when we already half way done eating. $140 for a class of don't trust the HYPE! read more
Diane and I joined my cousin and his wife for dinner at this decades-old bastion of German food during our cross-country road trip. In a dining room that featured stained glass windows and bas-reliefs on walls we began by sharing a nice Pretzel Loaf and good Potato Cakes. But I made the mistake of ordering Liver Dumpling Soup to try it. The big hunks of liver were far different than traditional Chinese dumplings, and way too dense for my taste. So, I didn't eat much of the soup. I then had a Baby Spinach Salad with spinach leaves and egg, which I liked. Next for me was a German Sampler with Veal. The Sauerbraten was cool. But the Veal Schnitzel, Red Cabbage, ham, and sauerkraut were all warm and good. Diane had the Veal Schnitzel Scallop Sampler and found it to be okay. The two others in my party enjoyed Herb Crusted Salmon and Duck Chambord. Service was good. Except for my cousin, who ordered an Apple Strudel ala mode, we passed on several available desserts, posed for photos with each other, and then said our goodbyes until we meet again in Las Vegas. read more
11 months ago
A quaint old town feel of Germany. Ample dining room, food was good. Extensive drinks menu and when here, you gotta have a beer. Wait staff dressed in Germany flair clothing. Interesting! Dining room was nicely decorated and the domed shaped dining room ceilings gave it a nice open feel. Stained glass in the dining room also was a nice touch. We ordered only two dishes, as there were only two of us, the dishes were very large portions as the Jumbo Pretzel was indeed JUMBO sized! Did not get the apple strudel dessert as that will be on the table for our next visit. Hope you Enjoy! read more
This is such a lovely German restaurant in Milwaukee with nice decor outside and inside. We reserved online via Resy, for lunch. The staff and service was great and food came out quickly. The tables are big because the plates of food are big! We enjoyed the hall of fame to the bathrooms with the pictures and autographs of famous people that have dined here. Pricing was fair for the amount of food - for two people with drinks, entrees including the salmon salad and the German sampler the total was in the $80s. read more
I was surprised to notice I hadn't reviewed Mader's before. This is a great dinner destination. Especially for a group. Especially if you have kids with you. You can hardly say you've been to Milwaukee if you haven't been to Mader's. The staff have always been surprisingly cool with a little kid getting hyped up and running around a little bit. And it's understandable because they have stuff like suits of armor in here, and what little kid wouldn't get over-excited about that? I can hardly stop myself from getting up and running around here. The food is a good representation of traditional German food. If you like meat and potatoes, you'll be fine here. If you have a group of four or more adults, and no one is a vegetarian, order the tour of Germany. So. Much. Meat. We've found that when it's just two of us, we enjoy sitting in the bar and sampling the appetizers. Everything's good. Most of it's sausage. I think. It's kind of a blur now. Did I mention the drinks are excellent? mean, I haven't had the espresso martini, but all the other cocktails are pretty good. And if you want an espresso martini, I don't know what you're doing in a German restaurant. You can't go wrong with beer here. Great beer selection, obviously. And Sprecher root beer to keep the kids hopped up on sugar. read more
1 month ago
I have no skin in the Authentic German game as I have never been to Germany so my statement is: felt authentic. Cool vibe inside like you are inside a castle. Interesting painting on the wall. Servers all wear lederhosen. Our waiter was a young guy who I liked his blatant honesty. (He told us he had never washed his lederhosen and he had worked there for about a year. Pretty gross thought actually.) Potato pancake- delicious, needs the toppings The Giant pretzel is GIANT! The guys went with authentic food, but I can't remember what. It does take awhile to get your food but we were pleased. read more
We had a reservation for a large group at Mader's. When we got there we were seated quickly and had our drink order in pretty fast. That's when things ground to a halt. The server came back about 15 minutes later to get our food order and we actually had to ask where our drinks were. He said they were a little busy, but it was obvious they were understaffed for a Saturday night. After we finally got our drinks, the food started to hit the table. It was good, not the best German food I've had, but it was solid. I tried the portobello napoleon and it was tasty! The portobello was overpowered by the bell pepper. Honestly the giant pretzel was the highlight of the meal. It was baked to perfection, and the cheese was Wisconsin heaven in a bite! Mediocre service, decent food. read more
What a cool experience! We made a reservation and stopped by after the holiday market next door to enjoy some dinner. My husband had never been here and it's been many years since I returned. Thanksgiving week was a great time to stop by - Mader's was decked out for the holidays. Will took care of us and he was very good at his job. Explained different items and we ended up ordering the Tour of Germany. We were able to try their most popular items and take home lots of leftovers. Prices were very fair for the amount and quality of food. Will said they offer a buffet on Thanksgiving which sounded lovely. We were seated in the main dining room. Surrounded by beautiful stained glass windows and hardwood, photos of celebrities who have visited in the hallways, and the Christmas decorations added a special touch. A historical restaurant that is 120+ years old. They don't make them like this anymore! read more
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10 months ago
This place was definitely an experience. The hubs and I were at the right place to satisfy our cravings for some authentic German food. We ordered their tour of Germany. It's a lot of food for just two people. I definitely recommend this place for some authentic German food. read more
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Does their bar have TVs?
It does! They're not super conveniently placed. And they're a little bit smaller, but they are there!
How is the Sunday brunch?
Their brunch is Awesome! Definitely worth every penny. The variety of food to build your own omelette. Starter's,fruit, pastries, choice of meats, soups salads...well, what can I say just amazing. I will recommend to come hungry. They're now only…
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