We had such a delicious dinner at Alpenglow Bistro! The atmosphere is absolutely beautiful, and we…read moreloved sitting at a high top in the lounge. It was such a fun and cozy spot to enjoy dinner. The wienerschnitzel was absolutely amazing. It was crispy, tender, and full of flavor. It came with a shredded cucumber vinaigrette and vegetable brunoise that went so perfectly with it. Every bite was just so good! And then we had the hazelnut crepe with ice cream... WOW. The perfect finishing touch to the meal. Such a wonderful experience from start to finish. You can really feel the thought and care that goes into everything. We loved it all and can't wait to come back!

They didn't have any tables, but the good thing is that as a party of two you can squeeze in the…read morebar. We ordered one arugula salad which is not really big enough to share, but we did anyway. Nicely dressed and yummy. I ordered the spatchcocked sort of lemony chicken and it came with spinach and roasted smashed potatoes. I loved it! It was perfectly seasoned and juicy. My BF had the veal weinschnitzel, served with the lingonberry sauce on the side and over spiralized cucumber ( sounds bizarre I know, but is delish) I usually expect spaetzle or something but this was unique and really nice with it. We almost went somewhere else but we are so happy we tried this. I would definitely return to this cute place.

"We invite you to have a taste of Germany, no passport required"-Munich Haus…read more A truly authentic German restaurant with loads of events at the restaurant, banquet hall, & outdoor biergarten featuring live music. Big place that takes up a entire corner in downtown Chicopee, MA. Three parking lots behind the restaurant. Offering lunch & dinner Sun-Thu 11:30am-9pm, Fri & Sat 11:30am-10pm. We visited here on Saturday evening April 18. 2026. This place was highly recommended by our friends from the German-american Club of Albany (NY). Half our party had been here many previous times & for the other half, it was our first time. This day they were hosting their annual wild game feast in the banquet hall. 50+ people attended this event. Munich Haus has 20 or so special events per year. Our party of six was here for dinner. Our server was the spunky Maria who made this a memorable dinner. We were here for their famous schnitzels. A hearty meal excellently prepared and served eight ways. Comes with soup or salad and choice of two sides (i.e. spaetzle, potato pancakes, sauerkraut, red cabbage, or chef's vegetable). Also you can get a schnitzel sampler of 3 varieties. WOW! Also offered are sauerbraten, rouladen, chicken Reisling, braised lamb shanks, a variety of wursts (sausages) and delicious dessets. It's simply WUNDERBAR! Many thanks again to Maria & the rest of the Munich Haus staff for a tasty & memorable dinner road trip "for a taste of Germany, no passport required." Nick & Liz, Judy, Todd, Shannon, & Mark from the German-American Club of Albany, NY, USA

I come here every few years because I love German food, when I am in the mood. I've always liked it…read more... this time it was so-so. The food was a 3 star affair, at the most. Staff was 5 star. Atmosphere, 4 stars. The menu here is almost exactly same as the famous Student Prince restaurant in Springfield. Parking is much easier but I prefer the Student Prince's old school 1940's decor. The prices are similar ... high. 3 p.m. dinner only menu. Seriously?? The prices are double vs. lunch. Who eats dinner at 3 p.m. Those 10 minutes in between 2:50 pm and 3:00 pm cost me about $25 extra. The worst part of my meal ... Apple Strudel dessert. This isn't apple strudel. It's a weird thin-skinned apple pie with a lot of almost creamy chopped apple filling. The filling seems to contain cream of some sort and tasted a bit sour/spoiled. There is no satisfying crispiness or crunch ... it's a sloppy mess. Definitely recommend not getting this. Jager Schnitzel ... The brown gravy sauce with mushrooms was fantastic. However, there wasn't enough of it and the pork was dry and pounded way too thin, so it felt a little like eating a piece of cardboard with panko breading. Spaetzel ... Great. On the small side but perfectly buttered and tasted great. Red cabbage was also very good. Salad ... Came with the meal but I was charged $3 more for Roquefort cheese dressing. Wasn't told about the upcharge ... but the other options for dressing weren't very exciting. The Roquefort is a few crumbles of cheese mixed into sweet Russian dressing. Probably would just go with a regular dressing. The staff was great and the waitress was so perky and helpful. The host was extremely nice and accommodating. Nothing bad to say about the staff here ... they are probably the only reason I am giving 4 vs. 3 stars. The prices seem very high ... $19 for 2 sausages ... $26 for Schnitzel ... $14 - $19 for appetizers. $13 pretzel. It's all high quality stuff for sure. But, after tip, my bill was $60 for Schnitzel, a beer and a so-called Struedel. I guess that's kind of everywhere these days though. If you like German food, which is hard to find, they've been doing it for a long time. It's good ... but nothing amazing. The restaurant is clean ... staff is nice ... and menu is unique and authentic. Beer list is good and though $9 each, it comes in a tall glass ... 22 ounces?

So this spot is authentic German fused with a modern twist. The entire family went and we loved…read moreevery dish. My husband and I had the Oktoberfest tasting menu and kiddos had the Bronburger and Sauerbraten. The restaurant is tucked away near Manchester, VT. Our server was wonderful and the food arrived promptly bc we were very hungry. They have outdoor seating and had a band playing and are dog friendly! We are going to make this part of our annual fall trip.

This is probably the hardest review I've done, and I've taken some time to think about it before…read moredoing so. We came here for my husband's birthday dinner, as we were in the area for a getaway. We were both stationed in Germany back in the day, and he has a particular adoration for German food. And that German food MUST COME WITH SPAETZLE, which is the German version of noodles. Of course he also needs the breaded cutlet, but it all goes together for him: cutlet, gravy, spaetzle. As a vegetarian, German food is often harder for me, and so I really only had one entree choice: the potato pancake, although I believe that wasn't the official name for it. My husband's entree didn't come with spaetzle, but there was a kids meal with it and perhaps it came with other entrees, I can't remember, but we assumed he could switch his side to spaetzle and everyone would go home happy. Au contraire. We went for the appetizer, entree, desert pricing since everything was on the more expensive side and this way we'd just choose from each selection without thinking about the cost. The first problem occurred when we asked if the German pretzel, our favorite share starter, could take the place of one of our appetizers. After all it was the same price or cheaper, AND it's a gd appetizer, after all. Isn't it? No. We were not allowed to do that. So we skipped the pretzel, trying to keep our birthday cheer afloat. Tis but a fleshwound, right? Next he was told he could not substitute spaetzle for the side that came with his entree. Why not? We got a shrug. Then we asked if he could just buy a side of it. We were told it wasn't on the side list so no, he couldn't get a side of it. Imagine! You are told at a German restaurant you can't even BUY THE GERMAN FOOD YOU WANT AS A SIDE. Even though they have it there. At this point we were irritated. But it's his birthday dinner. So we just ordered from the menu and attempted to move on and enjoy the experience. Then the food comes out. It's absolutely delicious! The asparagus appetizer I'd selected was incredible, and my potato entree superb. Hub's portion of cutlet was generous, and he said his whole meal was on point. (With the exception of the missing spaetzle, of course.) We both had the apple streudel for desert, and the flavor was there, but it was super cold, unlike many we've gotten warm and delicious. We weren't a fan of it cold. The atmosphere was nice, and the waitress did a decent job of filling our orders, but seemed to have no empathy for our needs or desires. This all left me torn as to what rating to give the restaurant. The food we got was mostly amazing, except for the temperature of the dessert. I'd give it five stars in a heartbeat. The inflexibility to make the most basic efforts to keep your guests happy: allowing the pretzel to be included in the appetizer choices, and allowing a guest to swap a side for spaetzle or even allowing them to buy it as an extra side seemed to the point of insanity. Isn't the point of having a restaurant to serve people good food in a nice atmosphere so everyone is happy? Someone there has lost the plot. I'd give them a zero if I could for ruining my husband's birthday dinner with this ridiculous behavior. So I settled for a three. This three neither addresses the excellence of the food we ate or the basic failure to keep their guests happy. I hope they stay in business but learn to be flexible. It's not becoming.

Absolutely love Elsasser's. I can't recommend this restaurant enough if you happened to find…read moreyourself in Greenwich. The owner, Chris, not only knows food but has an excellent wine list. The space is cozy and inviting making for the perfect date night or casual meal all at the same time. Absolutely worth a visit!

Last night was my second time here. The pork schnitzel is delicious. There's an excellent beer…read moreselection. My dining experience yesterday was stellar, thanks primarily to Alex, my host/bartender/server, whose warmth and professionalism made a regular evening out special. It's worth going out of your way for a meal here. Reservations recommended.

Walked by this joint and it immediately caught our eye. The atmosphere. The cleanliness. The…read moreservice. And even the music. Perfection. We tried the raspberry gimlet.. 10/10 Also got a pint of German beer-Spaten Lager- 8.5/10

Back into the Wurst house after some errands. we opted for a beer and shared the pub fries…read more You should too! The fries came nice and crispy in a basket (of sorts) topped with cheese sauce, sour cream, bacon, and green onions. Super tasty and the right amount for 2 people to share.

The Promised Land !…read more Phenomenal. Best pirogies on planet? Best potato pancakes in the universe? Sorry Baba but I think you just took second place. Wow. Tell the folks back home, this is the promised land calling!

Small quaint hole-in-the-wall place, with an intimate atmosphere and good food!…read more We got pierogis and kielbasa - the pierogis were yummy, although the kielbasa we didn't find worth it (a bit dry / overcooked). Service was friendly. If we're craving pierogis and are in the area, we'd likely go back!

I've visited this place two winters in a row and it didn't disappoint. It's really a great find…read moreaway from the hustle and bustle restaurants in that area. It has atmosphere, family feel, quality food, and drinks. The food is amazing at thsecret gem in VT. Try the stuffed artichokes, escargot, a half duckling. The half duckling comes with raspberry chambord sauce and Bavarian Sauerbraten.

I've been told Countryman's Pleasure is NO Longer working???? I haven't been there in years! It…read moreused to have FANTASTIC Food! We were stationed in Germany & when my husband retired we were so happy to find Austria & German dishes on their menu!!! Note: my review was from awhile ago!

This is a good spot with nice people, good food/drinks/prices, and a lot of character. Good…read more"vibes," as the kids say. Love the patio. I may be in the minority, but I REALLY wish there wasn't live music (often with a cover charge) nearly every single weekend night. Personally I avoid it if there's a loud band playing music I don't want to hear (and often with a cover charge on top of it). If they made live music more of a special occasion or at least a more sporadic thing, I'd be there far more frequently, spending money. I've talked to a few others who feel the same. Management, if you're reading this, please consider that live amateur music is not everybody's thing. Acoustic (background) music is one thing but having a loud band almost every single weekend night at a neighborhood bar in a tiny town is overkill. Some people just like hanging out and talking and with background music on. I dunno, just strikes me as a neighborhood bar trying to be a live music venue that is really just a neighborhood bar. Still a good spot overall!

Drove through Peterborough after a hike at Pack Monadnock. There weren't a ton of food options in…read morethis small riverside town, but Harlow's looked like a divey local place - right up our alley. The day was nice enough to sit on the outdoor patio. Great people watching, and dog friendly if that's important to you. Personally, the inside would have been too dark to have lunch on a beautiful sunny day. Beer selection was good, and the menu was well rounded American fare. We split a burger & fries & it passed the test. The waitress was friendly and attentive. This restaurant fit the funky vibe of Peterborough and it's worth a stop if you're in town.

My friends and I came here for brunch on a Sunday morning. We made reservations, but there was…read moreplenty of seating. We sat outside on the covered and heated patio. I had the wurst teller and substituted the side of fried potatoes for a side of the cucumber salad. The sausages were very good, and the portion of sauerkraut was generous. The food and beer here are great, as are the ambiance and service!

Indulgent food, but a bit bland. There's nothing I particularly disliked, the food is just…read moresaturated with oil and still falls so short on flavor. Fun vibe inside, leans heavy on an over-the-top 'authentic' atmosphere.

This pub is the best area for the gays. According to some Gen Z slang, I'm a bear. Met some…read morebeautiful men here. My favorite part of when I went here is when me and this one guy, bald, about 5'6-5'8, had a beard and some tattoos went and bonded over our ideal types of guys. I think he worked there. There was a little situation on which he barked at a woman and that's how I stopped bonding with him. Still great place though! Definitely a three star though.

Probably the best gay bar in Milford. Lots of bears and twinks. I found it a bit over the top that…read moreshort twonk bald hipster bartender refused service to any lady that was I guess traditionally pretty. Rather petty. That was rather unwelcoming, but a great place for the boys, if you know what I mean.