Frankly, not bad food overall. I would say that for the most part, the selection relies heavily on…read morefish and seafood; however, there are options for beef, pork, and lamb (don't remember if I saw chicken or not). Prices are pretty steep for what it is, but it tastes good and who can complain about that? Order beer, not liquor (less than 1 finger pours).

Great German ambience and experience. The owner makes his own red wine and serves it by the bottle…read moreor glass. Great service and a full selection of courses, desserts and liquors.

it was recommended by hotel front deak as authentic German restaurant. Ordered the steak dish on…read morethe English menu and of course beer! I was pretty satisfied compared to other restaurants here. and they took CC.

One of my favorite places to drink wine at night. This building is amazing. The service is good…read more Very friendly.

This restaurant features excellent traditional German food at very fair prices. There are only…read moreabout ten tables in the whole establishment, so the atmosphere is definitely cozy. The heavy wooden furniture and decoration add to this and give it plenty of Old World charm. The food is simply delicious and the menu is surprisingly broad for such a small place. Don't be intimidated by the Reserviert signs on all the tables - that's just to keep out the riff-raff. Simply ask the waitress (there's only one) if there's a table available and she'll be sure to seat you. Since it's a Weinstube, there's also a wide selection of local and foreigen wines available. If you need help, the waitress can make a recommendation.