First time here. Bought a lot of different items to try, to go…read more Hot items included sausage to.go with nice soft onions. Smokey and delicious. Dumplings delicious. Cabbage delicious. Then at their deli counter 1/2 pound smoked semi ha rd cheese. Etc etc Help is nice! Spotless. Can also eat in. Ohhh, potato pancakes..... spot on! Crispy and delicious. Everything under $55.

Came here for lunch during my break. Quick and easy to order. Clean and comfortable. I ordered…read morethe cabbage roll, it came with bread and it was perfectly enough for me! Would definitely come back and try some more!

We stopped by last Friday because we were craving the schnitzel, which we absolutely love here…read more Unfortunately, the restaurant was temporarily closed. We weren't sure if it was just for the day or if the restaurant is closed for a longer period of time, so I'm hoping someone can clarify if you're reopening again. I really hope you do, because the schnitzel and the German potato salad are some of the best! We always enjoyed coming here and would love to return in the future.

Spending a day at the Frost Science Center, we walked to Pierogi One for lunch to avoid eating bad…read more museum food. Pierogi One is a Polish restaurant just a four-minute walk from Frost. With indoor and outdoor seating, we opted for the AC inside. To feed three, we got the Polish hot dog, spicy beef pierogi, pickles, cucumber salad, and both soups. The borscht and zurek soups were very tasty! Everything else was too, but more on the average side. The soups, however, will keep you coming back. Service was a bit slow, but not too bad!

So glad that we can buy our German food at this exceptional store! Lots of brats and wursts and…read morethey are all good.

Just what the neighborhood needs. Great service! Don't sleep on the Weisswurst sausages!read more

The BEST Polish and Eastern European food I've had in years. And I'm German. I know good food. This…read moreis LEGIT. We split an order of perogies and pork schnitzel. We've been here in Port St. Lucie for five years and just finally discovered this gem. Will be putting this yummy spot into our regular rotation. Thank you Polka! You make my heart happy. Just like home...

We came here to finally try this place after waiting for years as they are hard to go as they close…read moreat 6. We walked in and the place is half market half restaurant. I looked at the items in the market. Nothing stood out that I had to get. We then sat down and met our waiter which I believe is also the owner. He had that like Eastern European way about him, stern, direct and right to the point. We ordered the polish plate, pierogi, and potato pancakes and goo-lash. The pancakes came first. You can tell they're homemade. Very thin. Different sizes. They were good. The owner told us to try it with sugar as that's how they do it in Poland. I tried it. It was different. I then tried the pierogi. He gave us one cheese potato, one sauerkraut and one with something else. They were also good. We then got the polish plate which came with sausage, sauerkraut with meat, stuffed cabbage and potatoes. It was ok. I thought the potatoes were eh. The cabbage and the sauce was good the sausage was good. I then got the goo-lash. That thing was thick with large pieces of pork and gnocchi. That was very good. Filling too. Overall, the food was good. Nothing really bad. Solid place. I'd come back.

I stopped by Edelweiss and had a really enjoyable experience. The pastries were excellent --…read morefresh, flavorful, and clearly made with skill and tradition. From flaky treats to hearty breads, everything in the bakery case looked tempting, and the prices for the baked goods themselves were very reasonable. There's also a nice selection of imported German items that are definitely on the pricier side, but that's expected for authentic products brought in from overseas. The pretzel bread was a standout for me -- soft on the inside, perfectly chewy on the outside, and full of that classic Bavarian flavor. They offer plenty of fresh loaves and traditional German pastries, and it's the kind of place where you can easily walk out with more than you planned because everything looks so good. You can eat in, and the space is cozy, but we opted for takeout this time. The counter service was friendly and helpful, even with a steady flow of customers. It feels like a neighborhood spot with a loyal following, and I can see why. If I'm on that side of town again, I'd definitely go back for more fresh bread and pastries.

It's the most authentic European bakery I've been to in 50 years. It's as authentic as the German…read morebakeries in the NYC East 80's back in the 60's Wonderful fresh baked breads and pastries and cookies. And breakfast is like sitting in a cafe in Munich.

First, Kelly was an outstanding server. The food was…read moredelicious as always. The special schnitzel was a Cuban with ham and Swiss cheese. And let's not forget the apple strudel, just Lucious.

If you're looking for a spot that feels like you just stepped into Germany without leaving town,…read moreMönchen Checkers is it First of all, the boot challenge is such a fun touch -- you can literally drink from those iconic beer boots, and if you complete the list, you get half-off beer for life. Yes, lifetime. That alone makes it worth coming back again and again. The food? Honestly amazing. We tried the fish & chips, and it was perfectly crispy, fresh, and super satisfying. Paired it with a grapefruit beer, which was refreshing and slightly tangy -- such a good combo. Pro tip: always check the board for specials. They've got rotating items, and you don't want to miss out on something unique. The vibe is what really seals it though -- walls lined with traditional German steins, cozy seating, and that authentic Bavarian atmosphere. And the service? Super friendly, welcoming, and genuinely makes you feel like you're a regular even on your first visit. Overall: great food, fun experience, awesome drinks, and a true German vibe. Prost!

Throwback to Germany Circa 2006-2011…read more.. We lived in Germany for 5 years and absolutely loved it, namely Bavaria which imho is the best and prettiest region in the entire country. We spent many vacations in Garmisch-Partenkirchen and gained an affinity for fine Bavarian-style German food... Old Heidelberg brought back the nostalgia and unique flavors that Bavaria has to offer. Our hotel attendant recommended the restaurant as it's a less than a 1/2 mile walk from the hotel... We gladly obliged, as the Yelp reviews were great. Glad we did because Old Heidelberg was excellent. The restaurant looks like the classic Bavarian joint, with all the decor, music, and quintessential German-feel... When you walk in you instantly want a German draft beer (and they have a great selection to choose from); recommend starting with the dark lager and ending with the pils. As for the food, it was some of the best Bavarian we've had in the States. Everything was scratch cooking, huge portions (way too much to eat in one setting), friendly/prompt service, and simply outstanding. My only complaint was Old Heidelberg was astonishingly expensive ($130 for dinner w/ tip, 2 people... 4 beers and two entrees)... Aside from the hefty price, this place is worth the stop when in town. Dave Portnoy 7.9

What a wonderful experience! We made a reservation for six for dinner and showed up a little late…read more They were kind upon arrival and showed us to our table. Jackie was our server and she was efficient and friendly. We were served bread and drinks quickly and ordered the potato pancakes to start. They were crispy and hot and served with sour cream and apple sauce. For mains most everyone got a form of schnitzel. They have many variations including chicken, pork, and veal. They can be ordered plain or with a few sauce options. A favorite was the Bavarian with mushroom gravy and cheese. Oh, this is so good! I tried the saurbraten which is sliced eye of the round with a tangy gravy and dumplings. All of the mains come with soup or salad and spaetzle and red cabbage. The soup is incredible and I could easily eat this daily. All of the food was well prepared and delicious and the portions are huge. We all took food home. Old Heidelberg is a very authentic German restaurant that feels like a trip to the Motherland. Very cozy setting and warm staff make this a special treat. The selection of German beers are a bonus!

Came here with my husband on a Monday to enjoy their $3 bratwurst and kielbasa special. YUM! Also…read morehad a few pints and couldn't resist the pretzel. That beer cheese is insanely good! The bartenders are awesome as well.

Great burgers. Great great great beer selection…read more If you're uncertain about a beer, ask for a sample. Try the pretzel, it's like it's made in Germany Service was perfect Surprisingly, adequate parking

Came here on a Saturday night with a group. We were served family style- lots of appetizers came…read moreout. Drinks came fairly quickly. To be honest- most of the appetizers were salty. Although interesting for a Russian menu- which I have not had in years. The ambiance is super luxurious, like a nightclub. There is a long bar area with multiple colored lights. Our table for 6 had chairs & a couch with pillows. Like a Lounge. On the right side of the bar was a DJ spinning music. There is an outdoor patio on the lake as well. I did get up & dance for a bit- but there wasn't much room for the dance floor. I would consider going back for lunch when it's quiet & order off their menu. I did get the shrimp kabob & hubby got lamb kabob. Both very good. Obviously, too full for dessert.

I had started a review months ago when I stopped in for a drink. It was a good time even though I…read morewas the only one at their classy bar at the time, and I felt under dressed too. But I like the original menu, so made a note to have dinner there soon. Cut to this past week and we took out my aunt and mother-in-law for the aunts birthday. They like classy places with international menus so Beluga was perfect. It was a great night. The waitress recommended the beef stroganoff and it was a great call. The appetizers, spicy carrots and potato salad, were excellent. We got desserts as well. The Strudel was really good. At one point they asked us to write wishes on spot dishes and after we all did a dance in a circle they were thrown on the ground. It was the best spot I ate this year so far. We will be back soon enough, at least for a drink. Check out their tiramisu martini.