The best meal I've had in a restaurant in some time. In a world of cheap ingredients and meals that…read moreget old quick, here is an original spot with delicious, well crafted German cuisine, that consistently impressed with every bite. I ordered the Jägerschnitzel with kraut on the side. I enjoy a good kraut--this is the best I've had. The schnitzel was crispy and juicy and the mushroom gravy did its part to pull the dish together without overpowering it or making it bland. We visited on a Saturday evening, and were able to be seated right away. Our server was helpful, suggesting a dish for our picky toddler, and the food came out quickly. In the spirit of full disclosure, the house was not packed. We were one of 4 or 5 tables dining at the time. In sum, this is a restaurant that impressed me, and did a good enough job that I was inspired to write my first Yelp review. I recommend if you are in Seymour or the surrounding area.

Stopped in for a late lunch and the food was very good. Goes great with a nice German beer as well.read more

Great food and a good atmosphere. Been here a handful of times, most recently over the weekend…read more Always have a wonderful experience when we go here. We started with the sauer kraut balls, pretzel with beer cheese, and pickle fries. All were delicious! The pickle fries have a great pickle to breading ratio, will gladly order these again! I went full toddler and ordered the chicken tenders and fries, they were exactly what I wanted and were a generous portion.

I drove to this heavenly location, Oldenburg, IN for a long awaited Chicken dinner. I had…read moreoriginally planned on going to Wagner's. Would not have been a bad choice - and for sure they have good chicken. But the choice to eat at the Brau Haus was almost like dying and going to heaven. It's a smaller place than I expected. But honestly - get over it really quick. You can not get chicken like they make anywhere I have been - not in Indianapolis. What ever the price I paid to drive there 75 minutes away? It was worth it. We ordered the chicken dinner for 2. And it came with a small portion of slaw..or a salad. Me and the wife are slaw people. And it was small...but really yummy. But not too long after - the star attraction arrived. A large place of chicken, 10 pieces..(not little weenie pieces) and mashed potatoes and gravy and green beans along with a few rolls and butter. The chicken was truly so hot - I had to pace myself eating because you could really see the steam coming off of it. But the skin...and the coating? My grandmother has passed many years ago - but I would have had to tell her she has serious competition. This chicken was surely what they serve if you get lucky enough to end up in heaven. The sides - the green beans and mashed potatoes were crazy good too and plenty warm. Our very pleasant waitress was Dawn and she was there to help with anything we needed. This truly is the tenderest most moist chicken you are going to get. I wanted to enjoy their pie also - but there was just no room in my belly and we were too far from home to cart 3 or 4 big pieces. I plan on taking that trip down I74 on the regular. It's a beautiful drive and quite honestly - Oldenburg is a super great place to visit. And for me - no need to try anyone elses chicken. I know where the best is.

I was just looking for a restaurant that was close to me and stumbled upon a new favorite!…read more The mushroom soup is the best I've ever had and fantastic on a chilly day. The sausage was crispy on the outside, and cheesy goodness on the inside. The sauerkraut hit the spot perfectly. The bartender was friendly and the atmosphere was incredibly welcoming. I absolutely loved the whole vibe.

Wunderbar's charm lies in its quirky, kitschy neighborhood bar feel. Located in an historic…read morebuilding it offers a nice selection of draft beers as well as food. We went on a Saturday afternoon and noticed they also offered a weekend brunch menu. We ordered a tenderloin sandwich and a giant pretzel with beer cheese. Both were very good. There was live music also. The prices are moderate. The staff was friendly.

Food: Pretzels were way better than expected-perfect texture, soft with just the right chew. The…read moredip is to die for - you might want to purchase another dip so you can indulge! Drinks: Beer stayed full without asking. Staff was on it. Service: Attentive and easy the whole time. Ambiance: Outdoor seating with string lights is the move, or inside with long table with a big crew. Really good vibe. Price: A little pricey for "just for a drink", but worth it when you're in the mood and with the friends. Solid spot, fun night, would go back. Have tried the food at this branch years back and it was great, but will rewrite review when it is fresh on the mind!

What happened to Hofbrauhaus?…read more We decided to have dinner with our son and friend and selected Hofbrauhaus. In the past it's been a decent place to get decent food and decent prices. Emphasis on decent. We walked in the door and were promptly scolded for being there at 8:15. "The kitchen closes at 9pm, don't drag your feet" was gow we were greeted. Once seated our server took our orders, but seemed a little distracted. No problem. This isn't white table cloth dining. Alas, once we ordered, we waited, and waited, and waited. Then a soup came out. It was cold. Sent back, still not hot, but we were reminded many times that the kitchen was closing. When three of our four entrees arrived, they were each cold. Sent back, lectured again about the kitchen. Perhaps the kitchen should make sure food was correct before they shut down? When the four entree arrived, it was warm. Burnt, but warm. The balance showed back up, appearing microwaved. $100 before tip for poorly executed cold food and not a manager in sight. We eat out enough to know $#!% can happen. When it does, usually a manager will check back. No manager. Just wait staff desperate to leave and a kitchen crew that needs a lot of help/training/butt kicking. At least the music was decent, even if the lead singer had a DLR sized ego.

This was a somewhat hidden gem, the hot day was fantastic and the schnitzel sandwich was…read moreoutstanding (easily as big as my head!

Other than parking (street parking was free til 2 today) it was a very good experience. The service…read morewas friendly and the food very tasty.

Such good food ,indoor outdoor it is huge did I mention the staff how great they are and omg the…read morefood

What a darling place! We were looking for a place to eat that was heading towards Indianapolis and…read morefound this restaurant. Hubs is from Germany so we thought we would give it a try. The restaurant sits on the Miami river which was very picturesque. They had a bier garden complete with a stage for live performances. We were waited on quickly and they carried Warsteiner, which we enjoyed! We had a friendly and efficient server. The first item we ordered was the Bavarian pretzel with bier cheese. The pretzel was a decent size and tasty. The bier cheese, however, missed the mark for me. It didn't even resemble any beer cheese I ever had. And unfortunately, I ordered my broccoli with that cheese! My husband ordered the Kaiser burger--which sounded substantial and delicious. And I ordered the Mettwurst and sauerkraut. The portion sizes were great! But let me just say--they are no Hofbräuhaus! Not at all! Not even close. The only thing I managed to eat was the Mettwurst and only a few bites and it wasn't that great. And then the potato pancakes? They were cold and tasted like they were fried in old oil. We were starving and disappointed. But coupled with fatigue we were just happy to have eaten and gotten on our way home. The restaurant was pretty packed by the time we left. And people seemed to be enjoying their food. So we may try it one more time--especially because the venue was very German inspired. Our bill came to about 100 with tip. Wished I could have given a better review--sorry!

The food is great. German Food is hard to come by, and this is much closer than the Rathskellar…read moreDowntown, or Heidelberg House in Lawrence. I typically get the Sausage Trio, which provides a good variety to sample. One suggestion is to call before you come, since it is a smaller restaurant and may be busy during the buffet, or may close early because it is slow.

Enjoyed dinner! My husband is from Germany and it was great to eat there. The night we ate they…read morethey had a German language learning group there...my hubby thought it was so cool!

I wanted to update my review now that they have a newer location and two different options. The…read morerestaurant side has excellent food and service. Cannot be beat for German food. The bar side is a great place to hang out with a group or people watch. They are clearly a volleyball place and also a bar. The beer selection both on tap and in bottles cannot be beat in town.

This place came highly recommended from my instructor, went into the bar area first and the bar…read moretender was nice enough to let me know where the restaurant was. Walked in and was seated immediately. My server was Katie, restaurant was SLAMMED busy, several large parties and just Katie! but still excellent service and my favorite meal in my entire visit to Kentucky! I ordered way to much food, pretzel was amazing (and ended up being a snack later in my hotel room) I even liked the brown mustard not usually a fan I also got the currywurst which came with two sides and a couple of Hefeweizens to wash it all down. If I was with some friends we would've spent more time next door on that overwhelming beer selection. Either way Marikka's is definitely worth the visit I literally had to roll outta there.

This is the real deal, when it comes to authentic German food. Every single sausage & beer were…read morenothing short of excellent!! On my first visit today, I had the Hot Wurst sausage sampler plate that was wonderful! But watch out for the spicy mustard! It's eye watering!! & the "original 6" beer sampler was delicious! The only (big) thing that tainted my experience was the extremely loud waitstaff having very, very loud conversations (it really shouldn't involve constant yelling & screaming), behind the scenes. Their voices echoed throughout the space & were a constant annoyance to an otherwise wonderful meal. That was a real dealbreaker for me. If it's the same next time, I won't be revisiting.

It is so comforting to know that a long time established restaurant continues to deliver high…read morecaliber food and service. RATHSKELLER has accomplished that over many years. The old Bavarian charm remains throughout the restaurant. Our visit this time was prior to the MJ MUSICAL at Old National. It's right across the street. The staff is well aware of their diner's itinerary and backs certain you can enjoy cocktails, wine, and dinner in time for the 7:00 pm start time. I applaud that courtesy. It was evident that our server, Cindy was a seasoned employee (20 years). Her attention throughout our visit left us wanting for nothing. I noticed many times her surveying our table for refills, empty plates. Her big smile and friendly personality only added to the exceptional experience. The food is prepared in the traditional German style. It is rich and very filling. The portions are enormous. Our party enjoyed an appetizer of Brat & Kraut balls and entrees of Schnitzel Parm., Jäeger schnitzel, spinach dinner salad with hot bacon dressing and my favorite "Oxtail Soup". Just the item for a cold winter night. Patrons of OLD NATIONAL CENTER shows should start their evening off right with dinner at THE RATHSKELLER. You won't be disappointed.