Delicious meal and good service. I was here with a pretty sizable group of my family on a Saturday…read moreafternoon. We were seated in the patio in the shade, so it wasn't too insufferably hot on this very sunny, warm day. Jägerschnitzel is my go-to at German restaurants and the one at Kathrin's is one of the best I've had to date. My plate was generous and the jägerschnitzel was tender, the spätzle was too, and the mushroom gravy that topped the jägerschnitzel was just so good. I cleaned my plate. I also got one of their small pretzels to start the meal and loved how soft and chewy it was, and the mustard had a good punch of spice. I thought it was cool that their pretzels are sourced from a local Bavarian factory. The only thing I wasn't a big fan of was the dressing on the green salad that comes with the jägerschnitzel. I'm really not sure what it was and can't say I've had anything else that tastes like it before, but it was strong and I was good after just a few bites. However, that wasn't enough to ruin the meal for me with as good as that jägerschnitzel was. While I was only here because I was visiting family who live in the area and recommended this place, I'd be happy to return if my family wanted to come back on a future visit.

We had been here for lunch, a while back and really enjoyed it. We went again for lunch and it was…read morea totally different experience. We found that they served the dinner menu all day and there was no lunch menu. We ended up ordering the Oktoberfest platter, which it was made up of five sausages, schnitzel, red cabbage, sauerkraut and french fries. 4 of the 5 sausages were extremely dry and over cooked. Schnitzel was dry and flavorless. It seemed as if they had heated everything up in a microwave. Overly hot and very dry. Happy hour started at 3PM and we arrived at 2:45. That would have given us a discount on food and beer. But we figured oh well, our bad for not realizing. We commented on it to the bartender / server, like "oh darn" and he didn't really react. It was not like we expected to get the happy hour prices, we were just commenting. Then, unfortunately, we overheard him talking to two men at the bar, saying "I waited until 3PM to ring up your beers because I wanted to give you happy hour price." Yikes! Why not us? (Only us and these two gents inside at the time. There was a handful of people at outside tables.) We are disappointed because we had enjoyed them before and they are the closest restaurant to us serving German food. The food and the service that day are not very motivating to return.

This was a really fun find in the middle of nowhere. Tasty beers at a good price...and a 9hole par3…read moredisk golf course?! Check out their schedule online for live music and food options!

Great vibe here! This brewery was on some land with plenty of seating. At the time I went there…read morewere doing some clean up after big storms but it was still a great experience. They had a fire going and welcomed us to walk down by a small lake that they have. Corn hole and darts were available to play. The staff was extremely friendly and knowledgable about all the beers offered. They were also not a bad price. I liked the wheat beer so much, I had to buy a pack before leaving!

First time here on a Saturday afternoon. Just wanted a couple drinks before we headed home…read more Good selection of drinks. But one question, when did a beer or a glass of wine become as expensive as a meal in a restaurant? I can go a couple miles from my house and visit multiple wineries and/or breweries. The cost for a bottle of wine is around $30.00 (yes, it is much cheaper at a grocery store but trying to make a point here) We'll get about 6 glasses out of that bottle, that's $5.00 a glass. Places these days are $12.00 to $15.00 a glass. And beer at $8.00!! No wonder so many places are finding it hard to stay in business these days. Anyway, loved the vibe and atmosphere of this place. On the downside, it was a hot day, and they had misters going which are super annoying.

This was fun! Enjoying a root beer hard seltzer in their lovely patio area while listening to…read moremusic. Definitely recommend and will come again ! The sliders were yummy and shareable

Stumbled upon this brewery and it instantly became one of our new favorite spots in Tahoe! They…read morehave a great variety of options--from classic beers to kombucha and other creative brews. We came on a Tuesday and were pleasantly surprised to find out it's Happy Hour all day with $2 off any drink. I ordered the hefeweizen, and it was perfectly refreshing after a long day of snowboarding. My husband got the POG kombucha, and we both ended up loving our drinks. The atmosphere is a huge standout too. There's a few tables for indoor seating, but the outdoor area is surrounded by tall forest trees, giving it a peaceful, tucked-away vibe and makes it a unique brewery atmosphere. They even have a few igloo-styled tents with heat lamps, which made it super cozy on a cooler day. Plus, there are food trucks parked outside, so grabbing something tasty to pair with your drink is super easy. Overall, awesome drinks, great ambiance, delicious food options nearby, and an unbeatable happy hour deal. Can't wait to come back next time we're in Tahoe!

The Hangar is a must stop if you're passing through South Lake Tahoe…read more This location offers amazing beer options, food trucks, and ample outdoor seating for you to enjoy the scenic sights and smells of Lake Tahoe. The service is fast and the outdoor games are a great way to spend some time with your group!

The food here is delicious! It's the wurst but in the best way! Their Belgian waffle sandwiches are…read morescrumptious! You'll want more than one. The beers are the best, and if you get the 1L, good luck!! It's a ton but worth it. Love that it's a great outdoor space. I'm glad in the summer they have misters.

Love the outdoor, casual vibe of Biergarten. It's been a downtown staple for years and years. We…read morehad to stop in when we took a shelter dog out for the day since they're dog-friendly. I always go for a big pour of the Starburst beer. It's so smooth and refreshing. But this was my first time trying the food, so we ordered a some hot dogs and garlic fries. The food came out quickly, and the staff was on top of it, clearing dishes and keeping everything moving. The garlic fries were honestly some of the best I've had; super craggy and garlicky. The dogs were good too. I loved the toppings and the spicy mustard, though the sausages themselves were a little bland. Still, for the price and a quick bite in a fun setting, I'm not complaining.

Let me start by admitting... I totally dropped the ball on taking pictures (Elite fail, I know). I…read morecame here for my cousin's graduation party, and while I didn't eat anything myself, I did get a couple drinks. The bar staff was amazing. I was torn between two drinks, and the bartender was super sweet, she let me sample both and even offered a third based on what I told her I liked. I wish I remembered what it was called, but her recommendation was on point: super fresh, great flavor, and exactly what I didn't know I needed. The food looked solid from what I saw others eating, so I definitely want to come back and actually try it next time. The back patio was also a whole vibe! Lots of seating, games, and great energy. It was freezing the night we were there, but the big fire pits made it totally bearable. I can only imagine how fun this place is in the summertime. Hanging out here with friends on a warm night? Definitely on my list.

Really appreciating a lot of the updates with a new perspective coming in from management after…read moreavoiding this place for awhile. Definitely liking the food menu and having happy hour pricing. Big wins there. However, I'm going to throw out a complaint that throws off the vibe and why I only tip 10%. This switch to funneled counter service creates a disconnected experience where the servers and bartenders don't seem to matter. You stand in a long line that takes forever to get through. Beers aren't even listed on the overhead monitors. You feel rushed to put in your order because you're aware of everyone who is waiting behind you. Get your food, put your buzzer on a table. Someone shows up with it. When you need a drink, you have to get up and navigate a line, again. Again, I'm tipping 10% for that at most. This is counter service. If I have to get up, stand in line and get my own drinks? Not a premium experience. But the prices here? It feels really disconnected. You're charging $10 for a beer? I have to get up and stand in line to get one... It all just looks like and feels like someone who designed this workflow hasn't been in the service industry. Too many awkward disconnection points and a lack of continuity. Imagine you went to a bar with 5,000 sqft and everyone was funneled into a line with two registers. There are 30+ taps. They're charging a premium for food and beverage. It's a great space. Food is good. Staff is fine. But the vibe is just off. The story arc when you walk in to when you leave feels weird. Like a top-down edict from management trying to force patrons into an unnatural workflow trying to improve one part of the business while compromising 7 others, losing whatever soul in the process. And the tap selection is lazy. I'll update my review if the vibe changes. It's just painful to see such a great space so awkwardly used. It even mostly works until the execution falls flat. I mean, imagine having a drink and knowing you're going to have to wait 20 minutes in a line to get another one on a lazy Sunday afternoon. It's... weird. It's 2-stars weird. Someone thought this was a good idea?

i've seen this place for a while and was curious about it, i'm glad i came and gave it a try. this…read moreis a great place for large groups of beer drinking friends. i had the cheeseburger and it's every i loved in a burger. a generous amount of cheese, grilled onions, and a good tasty patty. if you want a safe choice i would suggest the cheeseburger burger. my dad got the mushroom sandwich and described it as excellent. even the fries were great, i do wish the basket was larger. a large shareable basket would be nice. if you like super sweet get the caramel brownie cheesecake, if you don't definitely leave it alone. the service was okay, efficient and nice. i

Willing to give it another try…read more Food: 4/5. Overall, the food is good, but nothing amazing. The burger was great! The beer was ok and got there halfway through our meal, which was disappointing. The seasoning for the fries was super bland to me. The pretzel was pretty good too. Service: 3/5. The person when we entered was super friendly. The rest of the service was just super slow and seemed disorganized. You order through QR code at your table. Our drinks got delivered about halfway through our meal, which was disappointing since we were mostly there for the beer. Atmosphere: 3.5/5. The actual brewery can be a fun spot, however I felt seating was uncomfortable and tables were small for our beverages and food. We liked the play area for the kids since we had our kids with us, but wish there were more toys that were updated and not broken. Parking is a bit of a hassle. The place was packed at 4pm on a weekday. Kid friendly: 4/5. It is a brewery... so I wasn't expecting it to be so kid friendly, but it really caters to parents wanting to go out with their kids. The kids area is perfect to keep kids somewhat contained and away from adults that do not want kids to interrupt them. Most of the toys are really rugged and somewhat broken, but appreciate that it is there. This was our first time, so now that we know what to expect I would love to give this place another shot!

Dropped in for Breakfast before rafting. Raining at camp so we came in to dry off and get some…read morefood. The Coloma Club is a diner with a ton of character in a remarkably rural spot between Auburn and Placerville in the foothills just outside of Sacramento. You'll sit between Coloma locals, motorcycle tourists, river guides and river runners in a building which has seen a lot over the years. (Just check the picture section). The food was diner food. Not pretentious or over-wrought, but capably prepared and it hit the spot on that cold Fall morning before we ran the American River. If you're looking for crepes, a fresh fruit and yoghurt bowl or gravy made from scratch this might not be your destination. But for a comfortable meal in a great setting surrounded by an eclectic mix of people you'll be stoked.

Went on the cafe side. Parking was full due to everyone on the bar side!!! It was a hot day! Only…read morelunch menu was available during dinner due to the heat. Poor chef. I feel for u! I got a steak sandwich. The fries were delicious! I love how they put the mayo on the side! The rest of my party doesn't like mayo so I grabbed all theirs! Ketchup and mustard on the table. Nice place to hang out after river rafting! Didn't want to go all the way into the concrete jungle!

Super fun dinner and drinks after watching our friend run the endurance race…read more My friend & I had the BBQ hamburger with avocado & bacon. (I subbed salad instead of fries) My husband had the tri-tip sandwich. Everything was delicious and we would definitely go again.Such a fun vibe!

We got 4 banh mi's for $16 each. My notes say "lemongrass chicken tasty. Cilantro and cuke…read more Jalapenos pretty strong." My 14 year old son finally met his spicy match. The aioli was also spicy but that wasn't where the spiciness was coming from. The garlic fries were really disappointing. For an extra $2 they... sprinkle some garlic powder on top. I would at least expect little pieces of actual garlic. They were also served lukewarm. The house salad was fine, consisting of tomatoes and cucumbers. There were lots of picnic tables outside and you order at the counter. The place had a fun vibe.

A spacious and relaxing beer garden with plenty of seating, a solid draft, and most notably, the…read moreability to order from 7-8 food vendors through their site. Of note, some vendors were considerably beter than others. Kru's rainbow roll and hand rolls were both top notch while Okie Dokies double cheeseburger was hearty and fairly juicy. Unfortunately, Kizuna by Binchoyaki's oyako don was overly salty and Garden of Eat'n's mac & cheese was so salty that we could only tolerate a few bites. On the upside, we appreciated the table service for the food and attentiveness of the staff throughout our time here. Overall, I'd highly recommend GATL for a family-friendly gathering spot with plenty of space for the kids and options for food.

A bunch of us decided to meet at Garden at the Line after an event. The parking situation isn't…read moreideal, but we managed to find street parking. There's both outdoor seating and indoor seating. It was packed inside when we got there, so we sat outside. The outside tables are scattered around, with lights and warmers, so it appeared inviting, but the evening we were there was cold and windy, so it was unpleasant. The inside seating is very limited, and it was very loud inside, but we all eventually moved inside. We placed our orders using the QR code menu, and our food was brought to us reasonably quickly. We ordered calzones and salads. Everything was tasty and the salads were made with fresh ingredients. I can't really recommend sitting inside as it felt plain and was quite loud, but the outdoor seating would be quite pleasant in good weather. There is a large outdoor area in the back for large groups that would probably be very nice.