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Mountain Brauhaus

4.4 (595 reviews)
Open • 12:00 pm - 8:00 PM
Updated 2 months ago
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Dogs allowed
Outdoor seating

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Jennifer L.

WOW. Such a fun experience with delicious food, drinks, and music! Came here for dinner with a group, I recommend making reservations beforehand, and it was awesome! There was live music and a dance floor where people were dancing. The energy was great. All the servers were so kind and although it was busy, our orders came timely. Highly recommend the fried mushrooms and beer pretzel to start, they were delicious! The Oktoberfest beer was amazing, and they import it from Germany as well, definitely do not miss this one. Our favorites were the Wiener schnitzel and the potato salad and sauerkraut were so good. The decor was so fun and it felt like a very immersive and genuine experience.

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Lucia B.

Super busy, tried to reserve ahead of time. Get your seat at the bar if you can. We did. It's always busy. We had an amazing pretzel and they have a great list of international and local brews. The servers wear traditional wear, it's fun to visit but food is excellent. There is a reason why they are always busy. It's a great little cabin. I look forward to visiting in the summer.

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Sean C.

WOW! I've been waiting to try this spot for so long and I'm bummed that it took so long because our table was amazed. We went for a late lunch, which was a perfect idea to split tons of items and try a bit of everything. Everything was delectable, no misses!! Our table specifically enjoyed the spätzle, the potato salad, and each of the sausages. While the chicken was good, it wasn't anything super special (fried chicken, ya kno). The menu was quite extensive and I can't wait to go back and try more options and not share :)

Christine A.

A delicious and hearty stop after a morning hike is just what I needed. Super lively inside with a fantastic beer selection. Feels like a place that locals and weekenders visit alike. There was a food truck outside that served limited fare, but I Ordered some schnitzel inside to go so I could eat with some friends that opted for the truck food. The estimate they provided upon ordering was pretty accurate and luckily it was okay to bring the beers around the back too. Would recommend!

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Brandi S.

I've lived in this area my entire life, and somehow missed this restaurant. First off, it is sooo cute and cozy inside. The bartenders and staff go above and beyond and they're so friendly. The drink menu is sold, with an ample selection of beers. I went with brats for dinner, which were hot, tasty, and filling. The winner of the night was the honey cake... omg, it's to die for! The Irish coffee was also an excellent choice with dessert. Highly recommend!

Corn Beef Strudel Appetizer
David R.

Bavarian pretzel with smoked gouda to start, Reuben strudel that has no business being as good as it is, Chicken Jaeger over spaetzle, and a Schweinshaxe that could anchor a table. Two draft stouts. Apfelstrudel to close. Solo lunch, $111 with tax -- no complaints. Fantastic and hospital service. Patio was scenic.

Brian A.

Well, I see I first posted in 2016 about Mountain Brauhaus. Everything is exactly the same excellence, all around. I can only say that this place never disappoints. It is still one of my favorite restaurants. Shout out to the GREAT and friendly staff.

We have been regular customers of Mountain Brauhaus for nearly two years and, after many visits, have a good sense of both its strengths and weaknesses. The food is unquestionably the restaurant's strongest asset. The menu is diverse, includes a kid-friendly selection, and offers an excellent variety of German favorites. One of our personal favorites is the schnitzel. I prefer the chicken version, though pork is also available. The cutlet is pounded thin, crispy on the outside, juicy inside, and served with red cabbage and the restaurant's signature spaetzle. Portions are generous and prices are very reasonable. Another standout is the Königsberger Klops--veal and pork meatballs simmered in Spaten beer and served over spaetzle with capers. While listed as an entrée, we often share it as an appetizer. We also never miss the Beet & Goat Cheese Salad, which combines roasted local beets, candied walnuts, fresh orange, goat cheese, and a pomegranate-grapefruit vinaigrette. It's consistently excellent. Other favorites include the Sauerbraten, featuring tender marinated beef with sweet-and-sour gravy, spaetzle, and braised red cabbage, as well as the various wursts. The apple strudel, however, has been somewhat inconsistent. Sometimes it's very good, but other times it can be a bit soggy and overly sweet. Overall, we have few complaints about the food. It is consistently good, generously portioned, and affordable. The atmosphere is more of a mixed experience. The restaurant is beautifully situated in the mountains near the forest, but the interior lacks some of the charm one might expect from a traditional Bavarian restaurant. A fireplace, more distinctive architectural details, or a warmer ambiance would add greatly to the experience. The waitstaff do wear traditional German attire, which helps create a sense of place. Service, however, is where Mountain Brauhaus struggles most. Many of the servers are seasonal college students. They are generally pleasant and hardworking, but the overall experience can feel somewhat impersonal. As regular customers, we are rarely recognized from one visit to the next, largely because the staff changes so frequently. More concerning are the delays. Bread, drinks, and appetizers typically arrive promptly, but entrées often do not. On average, we have waited between 45 minutes and an hour for our main courses, and on a recent visit we waited an hour and twenty minutes. Our waitress later told us she had gone to the kitchen to inquire about the delay and was met with a curt response from the owner-chef. It appeared our order ticket may have been lost altogether. That experience left us disappointed. While we still appreciate the food and value that Mountain Brauhaus offers, the recurring service issues make it difficult to overlook the long waits. We will likely return, but perhaps not as often as we once did. Rating: 3.5 to 4 stars out of 5. Excellent food and value, but inconsistent service and long waits prevent it from being a truly outstanding dining experience.

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The food is SO GOOD I LOVE IT HERE! The staff is friendly and the portions are huge. I always go when I'm in town.

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Great, tasty food in large portions! They served the most delicious homemade bread. Terrific restaurant for families.

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Staff are extremely friendly. Food is average and the place is convenient when traveling back downstate.

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We were a group of 9 and made a reservation for the fixed menu. It was one of the girls…read morebachelorette trip and she requested a farm to table restaurant. The drive is a little questionable depending on which direction you come from lol, at some points you are literally at the edge of the mountain but it was all worth it for the ambiance and views once we got to Wildflower Farms. Now the reason I knocked off 2 stars was because of a miscommunication in our reservation regarding allergies. The night before our reservation they called to confirm the time, number of guests, and the allergies listed on the reservation. I am allergic to treenuts and they served both Burrata and Radicchio salad with the nuts on/in it. Good thing I noticed as well as another girl in my party that they hadn't been removed. Once notified the staff quickly removed it and made a new one fresh without nuts. The manager additionally came over and profusely apologized. My issue is, why confirm our allergies the night before if it is disregarded the day of. They even gave us a discount and only charged $115/pp. However, that doesn't fix the problem if I had ingested either of those dishes, what would have happened. Other than those 2 slip ups. The food was tasty and felt homecooked. The rolls were hot and buttery, the salted whipped butter was a nice touch. The pork meatballs were tender and juicy. I think out of the mains my favorite was the fish curry. Cocktails are NYC prices. Portion sizes were small and we left feeling hungry. Presentation is nice and it gives you that fine dining vibe.

The drive here definitely didn't make the best first impression. The roads were dusty, rocky, and…read morehad me questioning if I was going the right way...but then again, it's the same everywhere around here. Thankfully, the scenery improved as we got closer, and driving through the open fields to the restaurant was actually pretty nice. Parking was easy, and we didn't have to use valet even though we had to drive through valet to the parking. The service was on the slower side (on a quiet weekday), but the staff was incredibly kind and welcoming throughout our meal. Unfortunately, the food didn't live up to the price. The burger was super oily and the chicken was DRYYYY, but nothing particularly memorable, especially considering how expensive it was. It honestly felt like we were paying more for the beautiful views and the overall resort atmosphere, since the restaurant is connected to an all inclusive resort. The one thing that truly stood out was the dessert and my favorite part of the entire experience. Overall, it's a lovely place to visit for the scenery and ambiance, and TikTok vibes, but if you're going solely for the food, I don't think it offers the best value for the price.

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Cafe Mio - Rye Toast with Butter $0 Included with omelet

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4.5(219 reviews)
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Stopped by with best friend, Tomato Slice. My second time here (his as well, I believe). Similar…read moreto the last time, I had the homemade corned beef hash topped with two eggs, in a bowl. TS had the the breakfast sandwich (3 scrambled with ham and cheddar on sourdough). Unlike the previous time when I wrote that the CBH was "like a warm hug", this time it didn't knock my socks off. It was heavier on the mashed potatoes which were also somewhat dry. Good, not great, for me. In contrast, TS's sandwich was one of the best he ever had. Good service, decent prices, interesting options Overall, 4.5 stars.

There's something wonderfully comforting about a good neighborhood café, and Café Mío in Gardiner…read moredelivered exactly what we were looking for this morning. I went with the Homemade Corned Beef Hash, topped with two eggs and served with toast. Rich and savory, it paired especially well with a side of sautéed mushrooms, whose earthy flavor brought a nice balance to the richness of the hash. I also ordered a cup of their fresh broccoli cheddar soup because, well, why not have soup with breakfast? It was delicious and absolutely worth the detour. My breakfast companion went with the Mio Breakfast, two eggs, bacon, potatoes, salad greens and toast. Classic breakfast comfort food done right. We washed it all down with a refreshing iced caramel latte. The staff were super nice, and I was genuinely surprised by how quickly our food came out. It arrived in record time without making us feel rushed. We really enjoyed our meal. Relaxed atmosphere, friendly service and satisfying food. Café Mío definitely earned a return visit, and I'm already looking forward to coming back.

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Rough Cut is my favorite restaurant. The food may be failry common bar faire, but it's really good…read more-- the smash burger leading the way, with great fries, and good chicken strips for the kids. Also, the wings are dynamite! Of course, it's the beer and its truly cool space (great outdoor seating, as well as a cozy bar inside) that make Rough Cut so special. There are always a good choice of IPAs. Here and there a beer might be a little kooky for my taste, but servers, always friendly and polite, by the way, give little samples, so you don't commit to a big beer outside your preference. However, to be honest, I've pretty loved all the beers I ever had there. Thank you, Rough Cut, for bringing life to Kerhonkson! Where would we be without you?

This is such a cute brewery with a very family friendly environment. Our waitress was awesome! A…read morefew in our group have dietary restrictions and she easily and happily looked up things for us. If you have a gluten allergy this is the place because all of their wings are GF and they have GF buns for their burgers. There beets were delicious I can't remember what I had but I believe it was an orange honey beer and they also have kombucha on the menu! The wings were flavorful and juicy. My one complaint is don't order the Korean Bbq. In no way is that Korean bbq. They toss it in a tomato base I'm like where is the gochujang? Where's the sesame oil? The gluten free soy sauce? Yeah it wasn't the flavor they called it but the wings over all were good so I still have them 5 stars! I recommend the Thai wings, they are fantastic!

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Mohonk Mountain House Restaurant - Mohonk Mountain House

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3.4(120 reviews)
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If you've never been---you have to go! Wife and I came for 3 days for her bday gift and the whole…read moreplace passes all expectations. We primarily came to check out the hiking and trails we were in awe of the scenery in the first week of October. Amazon g views everywhere and if you come you have to do the easy hike up to sky top. Almost too much food and the dinners which require reservations were great---different options each day from starters to desserts. If you lucky enough to be there a day with their cheesecake---you won! Best advice, show up 15 minutes early for dinner and guarantee yourself a window seat----worth waiting for.....and the views are why you are here! Breakfast buffet has everything you could want and the lunch buffet was like an early dinner---that good! Stopped in a couple of times at the Carriage lounge to try some of their red wines and I would give a big shout out to the Bordeaux from France, 2023. If you were more interested in having your beverages on one of the many porches, you are in luck b/c you can just scan a barcode anywhere and order your drinks to be delivered. I'll end this with a note about the staff---they are amazing!

I'm going to break this review down into a few categories. This one is for the overall experience…read morewe had as a cousins getaway - our old girl tonight, adventure. Mohonk Mountain House is well known to my entire family because our family spent many summers in that region for many decades. We just simply didn't act as tourists until this week. The arrival experience is spectacular - a mile long entrance up the mountain through a meandering well paved road Goetz you too the option of the front of Mohonk or the valet reception toward the back. We were staying overnight so we chose the valet. The valets were wonderful - everyone was well trained and respectful of the vehicle and of our experience as vacationers. One of the standouts was Matt or Max goodness gracious I can't remember, but he was terrific. We had a similar experience with the staff at ballet on the way out as well, so I would say blanketly that you can't go wrong with any of the attendants. THE ATMOSPHERE at Mohonk is historic, a large like mansion that hearts back to the turn of the 19th century. This location is run by fifth generation of the Smiley family. They're doing a lot right. They have maintained the Rich wood tone decor, and at every turn, a peak of the magnificent outdoors that encompasses the resort. The woodwork alone is masterful. Windows are enormous and let in in abundance of natural light and setting THE GUEST ROOM: We were very lucky to have a guestroom facing the lake, where we could admire nature at its finest with fog rolling in in the morning and glistening mirror like finishes to the glacial lake. The room was well appointed for a retreat where television should not exist. If you want television, book somewhere else this place is all about nature and embracing it. You don't have to be a hiker, nor do you have to be Ann arborist. But you do have to value tranquility, and a setting that is typically only found in a postcard. We spent a fair amount of time, just sitting on our balcony with a cup of tea and the view. The only downside is that the carpets are in need of a very deep clean. There is a heavy musty smell that can only be removed through proper deep cleaning. This is not a housekeeping issue and given how busy the resort is especially in the summer, I'm sure it's painful to take rooms out of order in order to deep clean them. But unfortunately, it should be done. The furnishings are reproductions of a time gone by, but they could also use some Care and Cleaning, particularly the upholstered chairs. Housekeeping did a wonderful job. I would like to see them get under the beds. In order to do that, management needs to allow for significant time and have been in that business, it's a difficult decision. Your staff is loyal - our housekeeper was there 17 years so I hope they are well cared for and respected when they are doing their job. Staffing in general is top-notch. The training is excellent for acknowledgment of the guest and priority of those who have paid top dollar to enjoy the hotel and its amenities. And speaking of amenities: the lake, boats, paddle boats, canoes, kayaks are all for the asking. The docs are new and well maintained, and the staff, including Jen And Zoe could not have been more wonderful to us. We could not wait to get out and enjoy the lake. The breeze offset the heavy sun and heat. I suggest you make sure you wear proper sunblock and Donna hat because it's easy to get sunburnt here if you're not paying attention. But if you did forget your sunblock, all you need to is to take a pleasant walk past historic photographs to the Gift Shop, which is wall to wall Hudson Valley finds and practical items. Don't expect to get out of there with anything left in your pocket because there are many options from a simple six dollar magnet all the way up to a $300 item of clothing. The staff again in the Gift Shop were lovely. Beware, they do not take cash. No cash. I assume you can charge to your room, but the room was under my cousin's name so that was not an option. I literally had to pay for a US postal stamp by credit card. That's insanity. The food: picture this - a high-end cruise on land. You don't have to take out your wallet when you enter the dining room everything you see is included with the exception of alcoholic beverages. It's extremely freeing to not pay attention to the prices. That is not to say that the prices are low. They are not. You will expect to pay about $400 per person per day, but you will probably eat $200-$300 per day in delicious food. That is an exaggeration, but that's what it felt like See some of our photographs for just a few of the meals we enjoyed. One of my favorites was the breakfast eggs Benedict Station Ware Ranaldo make sure that the egg I requested as being soft came out perfectly.

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Maggie Mae's - What's for lunch?! Turkey club.

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4.2(26 reviews)
6.1 mi

Maggie Mae's, it was along the ways Visiting the Paltz, was…read moreone of those days University was close, and I don't mean to boast But I know two far off nomads, who turned into local undergrads Was a day to celebrate our treasured mothers, My youth of a sister and one half of my brothers A bruncheon slash luncheon on Huguenot street, couldn't walk to it... used wheels instead of feet A busy entrance, which bore a resemblance to many spry eateries, of similar golf-like sceneries Less upper class than they insist upon themselves, but more upper class than ourselves A true to be match, but what's the catch? 4 out of 5 on the taste, but oh what a waste The sluggish service, they must've been nervous With the big old crowd, afraid to not make papa proud But they failed, arms up - they flailed Prices were surprisingly not too vast, and it was a solid dine Just a spot I'd leave in the past, a once upon a time Shout out to the Benedict gang - I stuck in my fat old fang Another LB egg poached, another LB yolk broached Don't ever leave my mother waiting for food again. Especially on Mother's Day. Lucky I'm in a good mood. Grrrrr.

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