We finally got a chance to try this food truck today. We drove an hour, and we did not regret it. I…read morehaven't had a Currywurst since I was 12 years old in Germany. The food brought back many wonderful memories. All tastes very good and is prepared with care. The french fries are delicious, the schnitzel taste really good. Very friendly owner and staff.

Met this guy a few weeks ago and I've been waiting for this truck to open since. I was not…read moredisappointed, super delicious German food and super awesome people working the truck! My favorite was the Currywurst, delicious sausage and the curry ketchup was insanely good. I'm hoping he'll start selling it on the side. The pommes frits were great, and the serving size was generous. My wife had the Jägerschnitzel.and loved it, best mushroom gravy I've tasted since Bamberg and a high quality cut of meat. Because we love to eat we also grabbed a loaded bratwurst (the sautéed onions and DILLIGAF beer cheese were delicious) and the pretzel was huge! Definitely going back for more, highly recommend, 10/10, 5 stars, and all that jazz!! Food was so good I forgot to take pictures.

We had an excellent experience at this restaurant when passing through town. The food was amazing…read moreand the staff were very friendly. We were also able to bring our two quiet dogs inside to eat which was a major bonus.

The service is always great and the food is authentic and excellent. We highly recommend!read more

I could not find the restaurant. Kinda disappointed. They need to take a picture of the outside of…read morethe building there in and put up a sign

- Very pleased with our beer - Potato pancakes: perfectly…read morecooked and crispy - Trio of sausages: a nice spread, spicy sausage could have used more kick and kraut could have used more bite - Brussels sprouts: this was my favorite! A generous serving - pretzels: soft and pillowy I forgot our server's name but she was lovely AND attentive. Thank you! Can't wait to return and try more offerings!

The food at Prost Biergarten was delicious. Everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and well…read moreprepared. The atmosphere was also very nice and made us excited for the experience. Unfortunately, the service was very poor. The woman helping us was rude and seemed irritated the entire time we were there. We felt unwelcome and uncomfortable, which really took away from the visit. It was disappointing because the food was so good. With better service, this place could easily deserve a much higher rating.

The German Cafe is located on the lower level of the Cotton Exchange in Downtown Wilmington, NC…read more There is a parking lot, and they do validate parking. The restaurant opened back in 1985 and has been open ever since. The historic building and German theme add to the experience. The restaurant has seating on three levels, with a bar and some tables when you walk in, and two smaller dining areas on the other levels. The staff even dress in traditional attire. The architecture itself is incredible, showcasing the original 40-foot hand-carved pine beams from the 1860s cotton warehouse. Even the foundational stones holding up the restaurant space are repurposed from old ship ballast stones left behind at the 19th-century port by passing trade vessels! I chose to sit on the middle level because it was decorated with beautiful cuckoo clocks, which fondly reminded me of my own trip to Germany's Black Forest region and of visiting a clock factory there, where I saw the massive cuckoo clocks. For my meal, I ordered the pork schnitzel, which came served with warm German potato salad, sweet red cabbage, and a crisp cucumber salad. The pork schnitzel was cooked absolutely perfectly and tasted so good. I knew German potato salad was traditionally served warm, but I wasn't quite expecting the strong tang of the vinegar, though I thoroughly enjoyed the cabbage and cucumbers. To finish the meal, I debated between the German chocolate cake and the apple strudel. I ultimately chose the strudel for a more authentic experience, as German chocolate cake is actually an American creation rather than a traditional German one. The strudel arrived warm and was incredibly tasty!

I've been wanting to go here, but now I am not. I'm…read moreabsolutely disgusted to hear that a mother can't even share food off of her plate with her baby/child without being nickel and dimed for it. How could you charge extra for that? She's not even getting extra food! This is shameful. I've attached the post that was on the one of the Wilmington pages.

This was our first time here and it didn't disappoint! Word to the wise- be ready to wait 1.5 hours…read morefor a table. We came yesterday and didn't want to wait but then came back today and got our group on the list and waited. Note that the parking close by is expensive and they won't seat you if your whole party isn't there within 5 minutes of texting that your table is ready. So yep- plan to wait and sit around. Inside it's pub style, bar available and good music, but not much seating which explains the wait ;) We ordered the 109 Chestnut Chicken Sandwich, the Hot Roasted Pork Sandwich and the Reuben. Our waitress recommended not getting the onion rings app and to do it as sides to save money, and man, we had SO MANY leftovers. The pork sandwich is super good but so filling. I could only eat half with all the onion rings! The Reuben was absolutely delicious and I would 1000% get that again. The best thing on the menu in our opinion: the Cheese Steak Egg Rolls with chipotle mayo- OMG. We will DREAM about these!!! I haven't seen these talked about much- TRY THEM, they were literally mouth watering and I would have eaten them as an entree and not an app! Overall we would come back again, just be prepared to wait forever for a table and you won't be disappointed!

What happened to the 109 Chestnut?! I have enjoyed it for…read moreyears. Eaten literally hundreds over the years. The last few months they have all tasted bland and dry. The chicken and the bread. I hope you guys are not trending down. It's no longer worth the wait and price... It's hard to say goodbye to such a great spot.

Absolutely love this restaurant, from the customer service, the friendly list of the staff, the…read moreportion sizes, the atmosphere. The restaurant is a solid 9 out of 10. I would give a 10 out of 10 however I never do that because we can improve somehow however this place is fantastic.

This food truck was recommended a few times in a food group I'm part of, so I was excited to try it…read morewhen it was at an event near me. I love German food and there are not many options in the triangle. The good. The bratwurst with kraut. I didn't get a pic of this, but it was a good portion, cooked well, and very good. Unfortunately, we found the rest of our order bland, slightly burned, and underwhelming. The potato pancake, schnitzel, and mushroom gravy all really needed seasoning. I wish the schnitzel came with lemon wedges too (personal preference?). The schnitzel was cooked nicely, whereas the pancake was slightly burned in spots.

I hadn't eaten at J. Betski's in ages and was very happily blown away by my meal last night. The…read moremenu offers everything you might be looking for: hearty big plates as well as satisfying salads, very fresh.The staff is attentive and prompt . Drinks yummy all around. My flank steak on vegetables and potatoes was a slam dunk on a sweltering night. Will visit more often, on my repeat!!!!

I have to laugh at myself for this.... I was so underwhelmed on my first visit here we almost din't…read morecome back, and now this is THE restaurant I bring people to when they visit us from out of town. It must have been an off night, I must have been grumpy, and my taste buds must have broken or something is basically all I can say for myself, but I'm SO glad I went back. J Betski's has consistently good food and their servers are always nice. They take reservations now, and you order through a QR code on the table, so it's an easy peasy experience, but if you need help there is also someone around for that. I am OBSESSED with their potato crisps and their simple cucumber salad. I get those every time we visit. They change the menu often enough to keep you interested in new things, but always have their staples available too. I'm a big fan of their Schnitzel and pirogies. My husband RAVES about their Smoked Brisket Burger. I would also argue that their Truffle Deviled Eggs are the best thing on the menu when they have them. They have great cocktails and a large beer selection. The only difficult thing about eating here is having limited space in my stomach because everything is seriously so good. Bonus: they have a dog friendly heated patio.

GREAT food and service. A great place to celebrate a…read morespecial occasion - or just have a great meal. Last week, my wife and I celebrated our anniversary there. Our server, Sam, was new to Ashtens but did a great job and knew the menu items. About three staff wished us a "happy anniversary ". Nice touch.

My husband and I went to Ashten's for a date night and had an amazing night! The decor in the pub…read moreside was comfy and moody. The staff were very knowledgable and attentive. And of course the food was the best part. Everything was perfectly cooked and delicious. Definitely a new favorite place!

Found this gem of a German bakery at the farmers market! The man behind the counter was…read moreeffervescent and affable! I'm always on the hunt for a good savory pastry so I got the ham and cheese croissant and it did not disappoint. Pro tip - take your pastries from the busy farmers market across the street to Dorothea Dix Park to birdwatch and overlook the city skyline! I was slightly shocked that 2 pastries were $20 - that's the only reason it's four instead of five stars!

I asked a male working inside if everything they sold was baked on the premises. He looked like a…read moredeer in the headlights and told me yes everything is. Ok, let's see. I took one bite of a German chocolate bar and knew right away something was up. Absolutely no taste and was very hard. Then I took a bite of my daughter's German chocolate cake slice. What? Come on now. I just watched my daughter spend $30+ for three slices of cake and a GC bar. That's ridiculous and I'm not sure what this place is trying to pull off but not everything is made there. However, on the slightest chance I'm wrong (I'm not) then their recipes are tasteless. No wait, tastes just like cardboard. Sound rude, do I? Nope, I just don't care for a business to try being something it is not! Opening a box with a cake in it or storing frozen cakes until time to serve is not making everything you sell in your store. I'm German and I'm very upset!