Kinda went back and forth on whether this was 3 or 4 stars. Figured I liked enough outside of my meal to go ahead and give it the extra star. 2 Stck. Scharfe Hänchen Bratwurst mit Pommes Frites und Curry Ketchup 3.5/5 Two "spicy" chicken sausages with french fries and curry ketchup. I don't know how to pronounce any of those words in German outside of "Curry" and "Ketchup." The sausages were "okay" nothing blew me away about them. Not really anything I would call spicy myself, but they still tasted alright. There's something about chicken sausages that maybe I just am not a big fan of. The french fries were pretty tasty though and I loved the curry ketchup. Strangely they were the best part of the meal. King's Weizen (beer) 5/5 Good stuff! I'm always happy with beers that aren't incredibly hoppy because it takes some serious work to get that taste to be good. Atmosphere I imagine because it was a Tuesday afternoon the place wasn't all that busy. The ladies wear traditional (maybe?) German dresses. For some reason we were seated at this huge table that could easily sit 8 or 9 people when there was only two of us. This made me feel really lonely. I liked being able to look over and see the brewery. Server I feel bad I never remember people's name but she was super nice. She had lost her voice, but made sure she was able to be heard and still remained really friendly. Nice lady! This is a place I want to go back to because I really believe they have some good stuff. I sampled a few bites from Rachel S's plate and found it enjoyable. I'll have to go back some time. read more

On Saturday night my husband and I decided to go out to eat. I try to balance my choice of veggie places with his love of meat. We decided to go to Royal Bavaria on Sooner Road. The cost was $100 for two of us, with 3 glasses of wine. Hubs had an onion and apple smothered pork chop with mashed potatoes and shrimp on the side, and I had the veggie strudel and we brought some potato salad and a plain house salad home to my daughter and German chocolate cake home for dessert for me. The service was somewhat slow, but the waiter was attentive and he knew a lot about the menu. The hostess was a sweetheart, offering to bag our boxes for us since our table was right next to her stand. The salads had canned green beans in them. The lettuce was fresh and the house dressing was good, but I'm not sure why they would choose to use canned green beans and not fresh. It somewhat took away from the rest of the plate. Hubs scraped the apples and onions from his pork chop and he said it was good, but not as good as my version. I make them for him every once in a while even though I rarely cook meat at home. Pork chops are a favorite for him. The veggie strudel seemed like it was a can of veg-all wrapped in dough. The only flavorful part of it was sun dried tomatoes. It was dry on the inside, and it was flavored with cheese that I didn't want because I eat mostly vegan, but they didn't have anything except what I brought home to my daughter that didn't have dairy. When I make something similar at home, I make a sort of gravy that I mix with the vegetables to keep them moist and add flavor. I didn't see any gravy in their version. My daughter enjoyed the potato salad and house salad, but her comment was, "Why did they put canned green beans in my salad?" If they make fresh green beans for the apple strudel, it would be easy to make extra for the salads...just a suggestion. We took the German chocolate cake home to eat. It seemed frozen. The bottom of the cake was soggy and off color compared to the rest and it was decorated with canned whipped cream. The cake was fairly moist, but it lacked flavor. My husband ended up eating most of it. I realize that as someone who doesn't eat meat, judging the food of a German restaurant is hard, but I expected to be able to get dumplings and salad and maybe even potato salad, but they put beef stock in their potato salad. I'm giving the place three stars because of the friendly and professional staff, I would give the food two, which saddens me. I love German food, so I'm disappointed. read more

Ok, I temper this review with the fact that it was a Friday night and it was busy. Secondly, our waitress did an awesome job. Third, I have been many times to this restaurant and this was by far my worst experience. In fact each of the other times would rate a four star experience. Unfortunately not on this night. We started by ordering two pretzel appetizers which came out in the usual manner hanging on a rack after a moderate wait. However we got no plates to put the pretzel pieces and mustard sauce etc on. We asked about the plates and were told there were no clean plates. We decided to just peel off pieces and did them in shared condiments. We never got plates for our appetizers. We then ordered our main meals and proceeded to wait and wait and wait. We received our meals and overall 4 out of 8 meals were okay. 3 meals were very light on sauce and in fact the waitress said she "used the last of the sauce" on two of them. We asked for more sauce but we were told that there were no more clean bowls for sauce. The "brisket" on another meal was green as in it looked like it was spoiled or boiled or something. You can't call it brisket especially in Oklahoma. Overall a bad experience. Will I go back? Maybe but I will be very cautious. I hope this is just a glitch and not the beginning of the end. read more

Best German food to be found in OKC area! I lived in Germany for four years and travel there regularly for business. This is the real thing. The mixed grill was awesome. They even have curry ketchup for your fries! The Bier is made on site and every one is fabulous. For some reason we haven't been here in a couple years, but now we will be back again soon. The Thursday buffet is a great deal read more

This is probably one of the best German restaurant I've had in a long time. The beer is cold, the staff is nice, and the menu selection will be having you return over and over. read more

We don't have an abundance of German restaurants here, especially if you compare it with the surplus of other eateries like Thai or Mexican/Tex-Mex. The most unfortunate part is only that the location is fairly out of the way. On a positive spin, it kind of adds to the atmosphere and I'm sure the biergarten is great when it's not freezing cold. Fried cheese curds with German mustard and dill sauce (5/5): This looks like a newer item on the menu, because it isn't listed on the site menu. The great part about these fried items is that the breading has a crispy quality and completely avoids being greasy and unpleasant. The cheese inside is stringy, and isn't at all rubbery or difficult to chew. It comes with dill and mustard, both of which are very good. Bayerischer Schweinebraten in Biersauce mit Semmelknödl, Blaukraut: Roasted pork shoulder (4/5): The meat was juicy and tasty and fell apart so easily. My only complaint is that it was a bit too fatty which somewhat took away from the succulent taste of the rest of it. Bread dumpling with gravy (4/5): I love dumplings and all the various interpretations of them. This German dumpling was very thick and well complimented by the brown gravy that it was soaked in. It was just a bit too salty, but not enough so to be overwhelming. Red cabbage (5/5): Some of my favorite cabbage to date. Before this, I only really liked the cabbage that I make at home. The cabbage seemed to be boiled but was flavored in a way that made it so very pleasant. Russ (5/5): A beer drink that was half King's Weizen and half Mountain Dew. I very much dislike Mountain Dew, but found the mix to be very tasty. read more

We visited Oklahoma and stopped in for dinner one evening, the food was very good and Ariel was a great waitress. She recommend we come back on Thursday when they have a buffet, however She didn't recommend a reservation. We show up on Thursday about 5:30pm and we're asked for a reservation. We didn't have one. The restaurant was empty. We were told we could go outside. The weather was windy and dirt was flying we said no thank you. I asked for the manager. He was rude and argumentative. He even went as far as showing me a one page list of reservations and 75% were at 7pm. So my thought process is: you have 4 people in your restaurant NOW wanting to eat, I would get us seated and out of there before "your reservations" come? But we didn't see eye to eye on that. We left and won't be back. After a Facebook review was posted the manager said he offered to put us on a wait list, which was never offered. Not only was he rude but is also a liar. read more

Saturday night, I'm shocked this place was not packed. Homemade beer and cheese curds were great! Food was fantastic and service was great! read more

This is one of the most authentic German restaurant we've been to outside of Germany. Seems as though all food ingredients are either imported from Germany, or are made from traditional German recipes. The food is fantastic; schnitzel, sausages, pretzels, strudel, all the way down to the mustard, and pate! Of course, the beer is what attracted us; hops and malt from Germany, brewed by old German standards, it is by far the best. From the decor to the food, beer, and atmosphere, you'd think you were back in Germany. Oh, and the live band (weekends in January) put this place over the top! Andy has recreated a perfect piece of Germany right here in Oklahoma! read more

I'm not a huge fan of German food in the first place but when we saw they have an all-you-can-eat buffet on Thursday I thought it might bring an opportunity to find something I really do like. We went with family and all had birthday. My brother, who loves German food, said that it may actually be better if you don't order from the buffet because then you can choose your own meat and gravy's. None of the food along the birthday was labeled so I have no idea what I was eating! There were a few things that I really liked but I can't tell you what they were called because there was no name on it! Some kind of green noodles with chicken LOL at least I think they were noodles! The dill dressing was great with salad. The desserts were just little premade desserts like you might buy at Sam's in bulk. Nothing homemade on the buffet dessert Line so that was disappointing. The atmosphere was great and servers and hostesses were really nice. And the place was packed so that must say something right? read more

We only go here on special occasions because it's easily $25 a person. A bit pricey for us. The atmosphere is fun because the girls are dressed in traditional looking German clothes and the architecture inside and out is very European. It really is a neat place. The food is EXTREMELY heavy and while it is very good, I have my doubts on some of its authenticity. I lived in Germany for three years. The brats are good but you can get those lots of places. I am pretty sure the gravy on the potatoes is just regular American brown gravy. The schnitzel is good but not great. Overall, the food is good. There is nothing bad there. I just question the authenticity and because I question the authenticity, I also question the pricing. However, they do really well for groups and big parties. We always go with a party of at least 20 and have never had a bad experience with the service. read more

I can't believe it took me so long to visit this German restaurant. The food was delicious and tasted like food I grew up on. The staff was friendly and I love the atmosphere. read more

Who would have guessed? A German restaurant in Oklahoma??? Far fetched as it would seem, this is an authentic Bavarian restaurant. The heavy set German hostess with a German accent holding beers in her hand will assure you of that. Food is great. Service can be slow if you order after a big party. Don't expect to split the beer in a boot, as you might share a pitcher. Anyone ordering a beer in a boot can expect to drink it all by him or herself. They even have the bell ring when someone order schnapps! read more

I haven't tried a lot of German places, but this restaurant is GREAT. A fun atmosphere, and great hearty meals. And, of course, Das Boot.... They've always had half-, one-, and two-liters, but now they have THREE-liters. The three liter really isn't a boot... it's a glass bucket. So if you're a guy, and you like to prove your manliness, you'd probably enjoy drinking a bucket of beer. I've found that the best plate to get is the sausage sampler. It comes with sauerkraut and mashed potatoes (I think?). Goes great with the beer. The waitstaff is really friendly, so no problems there. Their menu can get a bit pricey, but I guess that's kind of expected with great food like that. They're only open for dinners on certain days. read more

I loved this place!! From the outside I was kind of doubtful but on the inside its so cozy & ethnic. From the music to the seating and decor I liked it very much. Josh was a great waiter for us tonight. I enjoyed their beer & the cheese curds, as well as the special they have on the schnitzel mom-wed by one get one free! I'll be back here for sure, yum! read more

Royal Bavaria - German Near Me - Moore, Oklahoma

Excellent German food and craft beer. Thursday Buffet something to look forward too. And steaks are amazing.

Cannot be stopped = the schweinshank is the total blizz! Chef and staff are super attentive and the beer is made in haus (see what i did there?) and just a wonderful experience. I will drive from Calumet and back just to eat dinner here. It is THAT good. read more

Royal Bavaria - Radler...dig this Real German brau with Mountain Dew...a PepsiCo product! - German Near Me - Moore, Oklahoma

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Great food, great customer service, great atmosphere! We came in on a Sunday night! And closed down the house! Our compliments to our server Stella for her excellent service and to Chris, GM who was so warm and welcoming! We all had something different! I can't for the life of me pronounce any of it! LOL ! But everything was delicious! Be sure to finish off your meal with the Chocolate Bread Pudding! There's none better! read more

Excellent always! Fresh authentic German food. Great wait staff and service. The social distancing was great too. Must try!

Went for my birthday Friday night (9/13). Decided to go there because of all the great reviews but I guess when they are busy don't expect your food for a good 2 hours. We ordered at 7:24 pm and the food rolled out at 9:20. The salad came out around 8:45. Pretty pathetic, had a friend leave the table and instead eat at home around 9. His plate was around $20. If I wasn't drinking the liter boots I would've probably done the same thing. Instead I got boozed up with friends and made fun of the service and staff because it was very apparent they can not handle a large crowd. And when it comes to ordering a drink, we had to order our next beer when the waiter served us because there was only one person working the bar with a full restaurant. Super slow service. From now on when I want German food I will make the trek out to Old Germany in Choctaw even though this restaurant is 3 miles from my house. That will be the last time I eat here. read more

We enjoyed our first experience dining here, the food was ok but the atmosphere and the beer were great. However, the next time we tried to eat here, we made reservations a week in advance for a party of 8 with a toddler making it 9 people. When we arrived they tried to seat us at a table suited for 6. Since they were booked they couldn't switch tables so we were left with no choice but to leave. Beware if you have a large party. And that comment just goes to show how argumentative they are and not proactive or caring about their customer's expectations. read more

Amazing food as always! The service tonight was lacking big time though. Although Saturdays are busy our waitress seemed hard core overloaded. Although seated quickly and drinks got there fast, it was downhill from there. We had to ask other wait staff for appetizer plates, to add a bread basket, for a spoon, and so on. She had quite a few large groups and it showed in her lack of being at the table ever checking on us. If the food wasn't so darn good the score would have suffered. We had the sausage appetizer and it's always amazing. The jagerschnitzel is always perfect, and a cold Kings Gold tops off the meal. You really can't go wrong here, unless you get our waitress apparently. If you haven't been you need to check it out. It's a gem in the OKC area. read more

Love this place. Hubby and I met in Germany, our oldest was born there - this is about as close as we are going to get without a plane ticket. Definitely recommend the bread basket! read more

Just had the Thursday night buffet at Royal Bavaria and am now uncomfortably full. We enjoyed my German favorites and satisfied three generations! If you like German food I strongly recommend this place. The atmosphere and service come second only to the food and beer! read more

We absolutely love this restaurant. Great food, atmosphere, and beer. Thursday nights they have a buffet with a good sampling of dishes. The owner is a great guy who is incredibly friendly and accommodating. read more

My family and I come here once per year to celebrate my birthday which is in winter. As soon as the first cold snap comes through everyone in my family starts talking about the annual night at Royal Bavaria. The beer is great (Octoberfest is my favorite) and the food is very very good. It is a very good idea to make a reservation as they are usually quite busy! Bread baskets are great, the german salads are different but good as well. My personal favorite is the Schnitzel. It is a lot of fun and we spend several hours there enjoying the atmosphere, great food, and everyone enjoys themselves! read more

Great noodles, atmosphere and friendly staff! Can't wait for the bier garden to reopen! This place has been around for years, one of OKC's treasures! read more

Royal Bavaria - Yum! - German Near Me - Moore, Oklahoma

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We set outside and listened to some live music. Tried the breaded pork with noodles and had a side of brussel sprouts. Tried a sampler of beers. All was very good. The service was great. read more

We have been excited for several months to try this restaurant. I ordered a house brewed beer it was soured to the smell and the taste. I only took a sip and set it on the edge of the table hoping the server would ask. He refilled my water 3 times and never ask about the beer? We had the sausage appetizer with was ok. Wife had the cordon blue and I had the veal. The food all had the same sour after taste. We have eaten German food in several restaurants including the great place that closed. I could not recommend this place and would not go back. read more

Was craving some German food today, and the pictures for this place looked great. Checked their website for their hours, which listed that they were open until 8:30 PM today. Just to make sure they did not have different hours due to COVID, I also checked their facebook, which had posts within the last week, confirming they were open until 8:30 PM. So, I took the 45 minute one way trip out to the restaurant, arrived at 8 PM (30 minutes before posted closing time, and 8:30 is also the closing time listed at the restaurant itself as well) only to have them refuse to take my carryout order. Don't waste your time attempting to visit this place like I did, their hours of operation are incorrect. read more

This is one of our favorite restaurants in Moore! I love the Sausage Sampler, the Veal Schnitzel is yummy too, the Ham & Cheese Cordon Bleu is $25 but its so damn amazing! The bread basket appetizer is wonderful. I recommend ordering the 1 litre King's Gold beer too! Great service, really neat looking decorations inside. Good for families or large groups of friends. Seating area is large and friendly. read more

Royal Bavaria - Beer Sampler only $3.50 - German Near Me - Moore, Oklahoma

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It's German food and I've never tried it before but was curious if I'd like it but turns out that I don't like German food lol.

All I have to say..... Schnitzel! Any of them! Absolute quality. Their Biergarten is very nice as well. The atmosphere brings you to Germany. read more

My wife and I went here while we were in Norman. The food was excellent, jagerschnitzle and jagerbraden. We got the flight of beers so that we could sample the different varieties, all were very good. Our waiter was attentive and very informed on the menu and the brewery. Overall a great experience. read more

My friend and I came to Moore to open a new store and was looking for a nice place to eat on our last night. We looked on yelp and discovered this gem. We just happened to go on a Thursday which is their buffet night. It was totally 5* We had a waitress that you could tell she truly enjoyed her job and her customers. We talked to the manager and he was so kind and welcoming. I would truly recommend this place for true German food. Loved it!! read more

Food: 2-star Service: 1-star Price: 1-star Atmosphere: 2-star Manager: 5-star Hubby and I took a weekend trip to OKC for my birthday and stayed in Moore. We decided to eat at Royal Bavaria because of the Yelp reviews. Boy, were we disappointed. We showed up about 6:15p without a reservation. The heavyset hostess told us she was booked and there is no room for us without a reservation followed by a prompt good-bye. We returned to the vehicle to Yelp another place for dinner. A couple of minutes later, the gentlemen manager, tapped on the vehicle window to tell us that he could accommodate us without a reservation and invited us back into the restaurant. The waiter was a disaster. We asked for lemon in our water, and there was none. I asked for salad dressing on the side, and he brought me the dinner salad over smothered with dressing. When I asked what he would recommend between two dishes, his answer was "depends on how hungry you are." No drink refill, he never delivered the appetizer or meals, and we received no attention from him. Meanwhile, they seated what seemed like a regular customer our same table, and the waiter suggested to him to stay away from the same dish my husband just ordered and recommended another dish to the regulars instead. The cheese curd appetizer for $9.00 was a plate of little marble sized curds. I have had jumbo peanuts larger. My beef stew had good flavor, but the beef was dry. The stew portion was stingy compared to the huge mound of noodles all for $16.00. My husband's butcher plate included a small 2-bite piece of ham, sausage the size of a breakfast link, and a dry thin slice of pork chop for $20.00. Definitely NOT worth a $50.00 birthday meal. While we appreciated the live music, it was so loud that any conversation was prohibited, not to mention another stranger couple seated at our table also prohibited any private conversation. The only saving reason for the extra star is the accommodating manager who found a seat for us. Guess you have to be a regular to be treated with respect. read more

This is a out of the way restaurant that if you weren't looking for it you would probably miss. The inside is very nicely decorated in German decor and mostly wooden beam. We got the fried cheese curds that were hand-breaded as an appetizer and served with a mustard and a dill sauce for dipping. Let me start by saying I don't care how hungry you are get these! I could have made a meal just eating these. They are that good. I went with a chicken cordon bleu which came with fried potatoes and a house salad. I also got a side order of sauerkraut which was tasty and didn't taste like it had come from a jar. The Cordon Bleu was ok but the piece of ham that was inside was very fatty and tough. That's more a fault of the pig then the person that made it. It was still tasty and the home fries were very good ! My table mate got schnitzel and french fries both of which were tasty. We got an apple bread pudding with ice cream as a dessert and as full as I was I had to stop myself from eating more of it. They have a selection of Home brewed beers on tap. You can try them and then take a growler home and bring it back to fill next time. The price of all of that plus a couple of beers was $90 which I felt was a little steep but everything was supposed to be handmade which definitely lends itself to quality you can taste. Definitely going back. read more

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Having been to Bavaria numerous times, the food is as authentic as you can get. Prices are extremely reasonable, veal was tender, our waitress Kelley was awesome and beer was fantastic. Atmosphere, despite being in the middle of nowhere in Moore, was pleasantly European. Andy was gracious and spent a few minutes talking with us. Worth every penny! read more

Friends took me to dinner at one of their favorite restaurants. I said I'm always in the mood for a good schnitzel. They said it was a good excuse to drink beer and eat some great food. They always start with the shrimp cocktail because they love the dill sauce. I ordered the jaegerschnitzel and substituted home fried potatoes for the spaetzle that it normally comes with. Just not a spaetzle guy. They had the pork shoulder and the meatloaf. My dinner was excellent but really on the heavy side. This is not a place anyone should go very often. I'm not a small person, but I couldn't finish my potatoes. It was just too much. When our server asked about desserts, I thought, "You've got to be kidding." Really good food and excellent service, but make sure you have a reservation or you most likely won't get in. A great place for dinner and conversation with friends. read more

If you're looking for a nicer sit-down German restaurant in the OKC metro, this is your place! Ingrid's (OKC) and Das Boot (Norman) are great casual spots, but if you're in the mood for trying some authentic entrees, as well as having 5 different schnitzel dinners to choose from, it's gotta be Royal Bavaria. They have an extensive menu including salads/soups, breads, schnitzels, roasts, sausages, steaks, rotisserie chicken, pork chops, meatloaf, you name it! The homemade noodles (i.e. spatzle) is a must-try side dish. If all of this is overwhelming, a great place to start is their Thursday night buffet where you can sample some of their most popular dishes. If you really can't get enough of schnitzel though, they do have a BOGO deal from Mon-Wed (dine-in only). They brew all their beers onsite, as well as offering wine and liquor. Live music on the weekends, and a biergarten in the summer. What more could you want?! read more