Great beer selection and authentic German cuisine. One of the best! The pretzel is great!read more

This place is more like a 4.5 out of 5 stars. The only…read morething preventing it from getting 5 stars was the wait time to get our food. Everything else was fantastic. I'm actually very glad we came here instead of the other places we had planned on going for lunch. When we went, it was not crowded and we got seated quickly. This place is fairly big, with plenty of tables and space. They also have a dedicated "beer garden" on one side of the restaurant. For food, i had to get jager schnitzel with spaetzle. My wife ended up getting duck. Before my food came out, they also brought out a salad. I don't know if it was part of the jager schnitzel entree or the duck... But the salad was amazing. Everything was pickled and very intense flavor. Both entrees were great and i also like the fact that they have a kid's menu that serves german food. (I was afraid the kids menu would have simple items like burger and or chicken tenders, but that's not the case here.) the lunch portions were perfectly sized.... granted its not "texas sized" but it did its job and i left satisfied. What i really like about the place is the interior decor. It looks like the owners brought back so many trinkets, souvenirs and photos from their trips to Germany and it makes it feel more authentic. This was actually one of the saving grace from waiting to get our food, i tried to look around to see all the different things on displayed. Service was great. I'll definitely be back!

Went here with a friend for lunch today. We each got a German beer and then split the Reuben and a…read moretwo sausage plate (Polish and Hungarian Bratwurst.) The plate came with sauerkraut and potato salad and the Hungarian brat had a nice little bit of spice to it. The table had a delicious mustard and horseradish as well. Despite being too full we also ordered a slice of Black Forrest cake to-go, but had to take a bite before we left. It was moist and not too sweet! (We had to! It's in the name!) The restaurant also has a store! Service was quick and friendly! Would definitely come again if in the area.

We came on the perfect day. It was wet and rainy out and after running inside for shelter, we…read moreimmediately felt transported to Europe. Just with a few added Texan accents in the background. This is a no nonsense diner that serves European and American-style breakfast, lunch and dinner. After a co-worker told me about the bakery, I was excited to try both the bakery and the restaurant. I ordered the German breakfast which came with biscuits (awesome, by the way), hashbrowns, sausage and two eggs. Everything was incredibly simple, yet delicious. I loved the German mustard and horseradish that was brought out with the meal as well. We definitely want to come back for lunch next time.

Went for dinner. Nice atmosphere. Wonderful service from a helpful and attentive waitress…read more Unfortunately, food was bland and not especially German tasting. All the sausages on the combo appetizer tasted the same - non-descript. Probably won't go back.

If I could give more than 5 stars I would. Stopped in on a rainy day to find a lovely, cozy German…read morespot. We were sold on the warm atmosphere, but the food and service were perfect as well. Best German cuisine I've had in Texas. We live an hour away but will be sure to visit again. Reservations recommended, and the kitchen closes between lunch and early dinner service. I'd call this a hidden gem but judging by the crowd of regulars it appears that this is just a gem!

District 9 is low-key one of my favorite places to have a beer…read more They have flights so you can try four at a time...good eclectic mix on the taps of some well-knowns and some niche obscure tastes. The bartenders and owners are all so nice. I used to be a regular there and really enjoyed not only the good and drink but just the interactions with them. Good people. For food I always go cheeseburger with rooster sauce instead of 1000 island! Or rachel's cousin (kind of a grilled cheese with turkey). District 9. The bomb. A German pub east of white rock lake. A fun hangout for sure.

We went here for lunch after Church Sunday. It was so good. I had Maria's Roast Beef Sandwich,…read more it was like a French dip. Good crusty bread! Really good au jus for dipping. Really yummy. Hubby had the Bratwurst on a pretzel roll. He said it was delicious. He also ordered the German-Style potato salad but neither of us liked it. The only thing we didn't like. They have a huge list of beers which my hubby loved. We will definitely be back. My husband has had the Reuben before and said it was one of the best he's had! Try it you'll like it.

Love the grocery import items. The restaurant has friendly, fast service…read more High quality ingredients. Real butter. Yum. Love the coocoo clocks. I used to live in Frankfort, Germany. European ambiance very authentic.

This is a return trip to a Dallas landmark and must visit for visitors with enough time and for…read morelocals who live here. We have been frequenting here for many years and always enjoy our time here. If we lived here - we would surely stop for fresh meats and cheeses as well as grocer staples for fantastic flavors crafted at home. For visits to the restaurant - come for breakfast or lunch, as they close at dinner these days ( it used to be a hopping dinnertime destination). Old school, traditions with modern flair - always fresh and relevant food and grocery supplies and it feels comfy like a place you're familiar with. Thanks Kuby's for being here and staying true to your roots and for being a great place to visit for food and fellowship at home or out in the town. Excellent customer service with refills flowing frequently and plenty of courtesy checks.

Met up with an old friend here for drinks on a Monday night and really enjoyed it. Super diverse…read morecrowd, very casual, and still lively even on a weekday. We got a cheeseboard, but if I had to recommend one thing, definitely the fried mushrooms if you like mushrooms. They're huge and the spicy cilantro sour cream sauce is killer! We sat in the indoor/outdoor area, which was my fave. It can take a minute to flag someone down when it's busy, but that felt understandable for how busy they were. Easy place to settle into and lose track of time a bit--just drinks, conversation, and good food without overthinking it.

I came for "just one pint" and left three days later wearing someone else's sweater, speaking in a…read morequestionable accent, and convinced I'm 1/16th Irish on my mother's side (DNA test still pending). The Guinness is poured so perfectly it should be in the Louvre. The bartender, Austin (I'm pretty sure that's his real name and not just what he tells customers), has the patience of a saint and the sarcasm of a man who's been asked "Do you have anything like Guinness but less dark?" one too many times. Highlights: The fish & chips were so good I briefly considered converting to Catholicism just so I could thank God properly. The bathroom graffiti is poetic. "Roses are red, violets are blue, I came for a piss and met half the crew." - actual quote. Then you've got Hannah, who's basically the pub's chaos coordinator. She's got blonde hair that could guide ships in a fog and a laugh that echoes like a banshee having a great time. Don't sleep on Wes - He'll nod once, slide you your drink, and if you're lucky, mutter something profound like "Life's short, drink good stout." Then he disappears to polish glasses like he's auditioning for a monastery. Absolute mystery man, 10/10 enigma. And rounding out the crew is Paige, the wildcard. She's got stories that start with "Back in then..." and end with police chases, lost sheep, and at least one exploding still. She'll flirt with your grandma, roast your ex in three sentences or less. There is also this Asian guy that looks like a confused troll with blonde hair. He lives up to the saying once you go Asian it's amasian. Can't forget the blonde girl that's going through the Dallas legacy transition of bottle service to real estate. Shes as good at serving as she is selling real estate. These people run the bar like a well-oiled dysfunctional family. They banter with each other louder than the jukebox, remember birthdays you forgot you told them, and have an unspoken code: if you're having a rough night, they'll slide you a free shot and pretend it was a mistake. If you're being a gobshite, they'll roast you into next week without missing a pour.

They're back to BYOB but beware they close at 7 pm. Great food and served piping hot. Everything…read moreis delicious and they use Polish ingredients including items from their ethnic store attached. Friendly service. They told us they're changing their food service in a few months to a walk up and more deli/sandwiches but will still have perogies.

Didn't eat there because their hours listed were not accurate. It was a long drive, and a grumpy…read moreold woman waved us away. It looked small and crowded, with a small "general store" taking up a lot of the space. There was no way we would return...this place would never be worth the trip, even if it were closer.

Such a great location, beer, good people, great service, happy dogs and all around great…read moreatmosphere. Favorite spot for a beer and a good hangout with friends.

The biggest thing that stands out here is the venue, it's absolutely gorgeous. There's a great…read moreindoor bar setup and an outdoor lounge area that's super comfortable. Plus, it's very dog-friendly with what feels like a full dog park in the backyard, which is awesome. They have a wide selection of beers, though a few of the hazy options were tapped out when I went (which I know doesn't usually happen from previous visits). Either way, the staff was amazing and provided exceptional service. Love this place!

I have only been to the Dallas bars a handful of times, but Skellig is easily one of my favorites…read more There are three main areas at Skellig which include the inside bar, the large patio, and the side patio. Most recently, we went to The Skellig the night after Halloween. It also happened to be Game 7 of the World Series where the Blue Jays tragically lost, but the game was still a high value product and Skellig had it playing on a huge projector screen that made it easy for everyone to enjoy. Inside it feels like your classic pub, but after hours it becomes a pretty traditional bar as people pack in and have a great time. All their drafts and specialty drinks are listed on their chalkboard wall and the bar sits perfectly in the middle with bartenders on all four sides which is perfect for a busy night out especially if it is Halloween, Game 7, or a night of great college football. The DJ was playing heaters all night with all the crowd favorites you want and it was crowded but not too extreme. One of my favorite features of The Skellig is the genuine Guinness on a nitrogen tap, poured the true Guinness way which creates a refreshing beverage you can split the G with or just chug. There is a lot of area to work with at The Skellig and it is nice that there is such a large bar in the middle of Dallas. RIYL: Pubs or hearing a lot of Drake at said pub

It gets crowded here on the weekends, but makes sense as it's a well-known establishment. I ordered…read morethe Espresso Martini, which was strong and rich. Overall a fun vibe.

The food is amazing. Banana pudding is awesome. The turkey legs are wonderful. The owner is so nice…read moreand friendly, the prices are great.

I used to eat BBQ turkey legs from the State Fair of Texas. No longer. Corey has them beat. Corey's…read moreturkey legs has meat that "falls off the bone or it's free!" The meat is so soft that it falls off the bone when you shake it. Right now, his restaurant had a "soft opening" where he just sells turkey legs in the parking lot of his future restaurant on the weekends at 5pm and at midnight so that hungry people getting out of the clubs can fill their hungry bellies with turkey legs. Go visit his Facebook page ( https://www.facebook.com/coreycaterstoyou/ ) for the 411 on where and when his next soft opening appearance is. In addition to his original BBQ seasoning rubbed turkey legs, he also sells 6 different flavors of turkey legs, shrimp platters, fried fish platters, banana pudding, peach cobbler and cool aid, all to the tune of hip hop. Come on, y'all. It's a party!