This is THE BEST upscale atmosphere in Fredricksburg. Rustic but Elegant, the bartenders are really…read moregreat and so was the wait staff in spite of it being crowded. Our waiter Marcos was kind and quick. I think the bartenders names are Carlos and Sammy(?) hopefully I remembered them because they've been awesome each visit.

This is a very cool bar in a very cool small Texas town. Comfortable chairs and sofas along with…read moreyour standard bar tables and chairs give you lots of seating options. Located on the main drag of Fredericksburg, it stands out for its character on a street filled with character. Good selection of spirits and creative cocktails make imbibing fun and adventurous. Our server, Devyn, was knowledgeable, personable, quirky, and fun, engaging with us and sharing stories, clearly proud of the bar and her teammates. They may have food, don't know. We went for a drink and had a great experience.

We love the Auslander. We visit Fredericksburg often and eat here quite a bit. I am a pescatarian…read moreand I appreciate that they have non-meat items on the menu. My wife eats meat so she had the schnitzel with red cabbage and German potato salad. I had the pecan crusted red fish with delicious green beans and German potato salad. All our food was delicious and served hot. I had a Stein of Paulander Hefeweisen imported beer which was very nice with my food. Christian was our server and he did a great job in meeting all of our needs. He was friendly and very professional. We will ask for him again when we eat there.

If not for the Rueben. I write this because three times I've been to this restaurant because…read moresomeone in my group was a hungry New Yorker craving a Rueben. Once it was me but since then I've had the schnitzels and wurst and have loved it all. Seating is good with indoor bar with street side seating and then in the back there's outdoor seating and without all the noise from traffic Everything else is what you expect for a Fredericksburg restaurant able to survive many seasons of rampaging visigoths, aka tourists. This place is good but I have to say the mustered in a packet is the difference between four stars and five.

We enjoyed the music and the wine was fantastic. The owner was there, very nice and involved with…read morethe guests. The view was good. I think the patio could use more/better decor but it was nice we had a good time and would definitely go back. A Sanchez

Came in was greeted warmly by Mathew. Was very amicable charming and was very informative. The…read moreplace has charm and a peel. Tried the chacoteare board was appetizing. Must try when in this neck of the woods.

So you've been wine tasting all day, ate some dinner, and most of the businesses in Fredericksburg…read moreare closed... what to do now? The answer is Yee haws! Come watch (or participate) in karaoke, dance, and have a few more drinks. It's a super fun vibe and keeps the party going in Fredericksburg. Great for a group or just you and you can make some new friends! The beers are a little small and pricy, but it's worth it for the vibes.

We had so much fun! We were there on a karaoke night...They have DJs that will sing with you, if…read morerequested, plus they keep the crowd energized. The whole bar just joined in with everyone! The sound system could have been a little better, but it was still fun. The beer is all on tap and are $6. It was nice and cold. They have mixed drinks, but the liquor is all wine based. I heard they have a great boutique store attached, but it had closed before we got there. No food available, but you can door dash. Not ideal, but it did the trick.

On a whim about a month ago, I planned a vacation to Fredericksburg based solely around how much I…read moreloved the brewery when I lived there with my dad 32 years ago, when I was 14. The brewery was the first place I ever had a scotch egg, my dad would get a small beer flight, maybe we'd get a brat, he made it fun. I'm pretty sure it had just opened back then. We got into town, checked in at the Trueheart Hotel, and immediately walked to the brewery because I was so excited. I probably went in to this with the unrealistic expectation that it would be the same as when I was a kid. It had a great start. The hostess was nice, and our server was, too. I wish we had gotten to sit in the back room with the long tables, We started with the beer flight and a scotch egg. The beer flight was okay. I was expecting really good German beers, mind-blowing, but these were just fine. A pale ale, an IPA, a flat porter were on the list, just not a memorable selection, although the red ale was good. The flight was a good price, though. For our appetizer, I wasn't expecting such a small scotch egg for $9. I mean, it was really small. I've been to several places around my area for scotch eggs, and they're usually $11-12 for two and they're properly sized. But we're on vacation and I wanted nostalgia so fine. It was delicious, and the creole mustard the scotch egg comes with was divine. More on that later. For our meals we tried both schnitzels. I was disappointed they don't have spaetzle, I'm pretty sure they used to. My boyfriend had the schinken and I had the jager. I don't like ham but his was infinitely better because of the gravy. The gravy on the jager schnitzel I got was heavy with some seasoning, maybe sage. It's all I could taste, and I couldn't just push the gravy off because my pork was fried to death. I barely ate any of mine. The sides we got (you get two per plate) were German potato salad, fries, onion rings, and vegetable medley. The fries and onion rings were great, especially when dipping in the creole mustard we saved from the scotch egg. The German potato salad is supposed to be sweet and sour and my boyfriend usually likes it, but this was way sweet, he wasn't a fan. The vegetable medley was good, but seemed really out of place as a side, normally with schnitzel you'd expect green beans or a salad or something, we got broccoli and squash. They did have a side salad, but it was $5. Not sure why a side salad couldn't just replace the two sides for no upcharge. I will say the rolls were awesome. At the end our server let us sit and hang out for a few minutes, he didn't rush us. We asked if they sell the creole mustard in bottles but they don't, so he said we could pay $5 for a togo container of it. We got probably a cup, so I was fine with that, I really loved it that much. We paid, I noticed he charged us $5 for tarter sauce that we didn't have, figured it was the only way to ring up the mustard. We left with our prized creole mustard. Cut to this weekend when we opened it to make a sandwich, and what we actually got was tarter sauce, so somewhere along the way he'd forgotten what we asked for. We live 200 miles from Fredericksburg, there's no fixing that, but maybe that's on me because I should have checked it. They really should sell bottles of that mustard, it's very good. Overall, it just wasn't the experience I was expecting. It's not the same, it's been over 30 years so I totally understand, and I did try to be fair with my critique. It wasn't great, it was just okay.

After reading through some of the recent reviews, we were hesitant in coming here because of some…read moreof the service and food issues. Since there are no business owner responses, the problems could be persisting. However, we've enjoyed our time here in the past so we thought we'd try it again. We got here at 5 pm on a Thursday and the place was mostly empty. That usually translates into better service and likely a better prepared meal as well. Sure enough, this theory was correct. We had two craft beers on the table within three minutes followed by Ruben fritters five minutes after that. The menu here is pretty simple with the expected German twist to it. We just stuck to a salad and burger. The salad was fresh and good, but the burger was pretty average and you have to add your own mayo and mustard. Even by adding cheese and mushrooms it still fell within the three star range and the fries were just OK. The beers were correct to style, but the hoppier beers were slightly tame. It's pretty much three stars overall, but the service was great so 31/2*. I'd still come back and try something else off the menu before the weekend and before 6.

Stopped by because I was killing time. Got the chili burger. OMFG. Amazing. Bread was a…read morelittle dry, but I did not come for the bread. Amazing food. Awesome atmosphere. Will return

Very good burger. I got a Dino Burger and added bacon and cheddar. the beef tasted fresh and…read morewas seasoned perfectly. My wife's chili dog was good but not anything special. We also got some chili cheese fries. The chili is good , but for some reason it just didn't go with these thinner cut fries. Would get either the chili or the fries again ... just not the chili on the fries. Friendly counter service and a laid back vibe. Nice patio area with room to spread out.

The Ogle Brewery was apart of our dinner at the Arch Ray resort. We have been wanting to as it is…read moreour last name too! We were pleasantly surprised with the beer flight. There were 2 options of flights. We got the Outlaw flight. All of the beers were good. We enjoyed the Light Humor(IPA) and Baltic Bandit (Porter). The service was great and the atmosphere was very trendy. We will definitely return on our next trip to Fred.

Part of the Arch Ray resort, beautiful inside. Beers are just okay, the IPA was the best. Honestly…read moreI'd pass on the brewery and try the spirits or the wine or mosey on over to Fiesta Wines

Really enjoyed this bar. The drinks were good. The ambiance was to my liking. ( it's not for…read moreeveryone). Small groups besides us. Service was great. Drinks were good and the music wasn't very loud. The bartender was great. Definitely will be visiting when in town.

Every time my wife and I visit Fredericksburg we give Der Daiwel a visit. The owners are both super…read morenice and drinks are very reasonable. It is a metal bar so it's a nice break from all the redneck places.