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    Turner Hall

    4.2 (53 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Classy
    Casual
    Good for groups

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    Alfredo, vegetable medley, garlic breadstick
    Danielle M.

    Drinks from Eli at the bar were great! I loved sitting at the bar and hearing from all the locals. They clearly love this place. Adam was helpful with getting the menus and checking with the kitchen on what vegetables were in the "mix" for the day. My partner loved the brat and fries. I'm vegetarian but wasn't in the mood for a black bean burger so I got the Alfredo. It definitely left me wanting more flavor! Probably should've just gotten the burger. Extra garlic bread is only 25 cents though which was a delight! I got an extra to soak up the sauce.

    Steamed veggies and the plastic tube of sour cream...
    Dimitri D.

    Ok, I'm appreciative that this is the state's oldest bar but as someone with Austrian parents who has eaten many schnitzels, this was rough. Spouse had an oddly regularly shaped schnitzel that took a lot of effort to cut through. No moistness whatsoever. I had ribs- I have no idea what the blaze-orange sauce was but definitely not any barbecue sauce. And the side veggies (below) were the sort of steamed frozen vegetables that bad school cafeterias serve. The Schell's firebrick was an excellent beer.

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    Charles H.

    Good ambiance, fun vibes and rustic German charm! I ordered the Spätzle and Pork Schnitzel! Was very good, tasted just like how it does in Bavaria! The Schnitzel was very tender, juicy and flavorful. The service could have been quicker/better but it's tough to find good help, only one person working and tending to 6 large tables. Will definitely come back again! 7.8/10 Cheers!

    Chicken strips
    Todd H.

    The food was food. One of the members of the group liked the chicken strips and rated them 7 out of 10 which is high for this individual. We brought someone from Turkey with us and the buffalo wrap was ok but a little wet. The atmosphere was the best part of this place. There are cribbage boards all over to use. It was a fun time. The old ball and chain got the fish and chips and she liked them. The kids came a long and we were able to show a kids menu item on this. We asked for the chocolate pretzels the kids get but unfortunately I think she thought I was joking. Service was good, she had a lot of tables and did a good job!

    Bock burger with sweet potato fries
    Kamron A.

    This is just one of the great gems in New Ulm! Had lunch on a Thursday while in town for work and if you love German culture, food and a cozy place to eat...then this is your space! Love the fireplace, German paintings and the basement eatery! The menu has a lot of American fare with a German spin! I got the Bock burger which is fantastic! The beer cheese sauce and grilled onions (lots) and the thick cut bacon make this burger mouth watering and absolutely messy! But damn it's worth it! The fresh cut sweet potato fries are a home run as well! Kelly was our waitress and she's is fantastic! She recommended the burger and when I go back I'm listening to her again! Thanks for a great first experience!

    Ribs, pork chops, bratwurst, spatzel
    Dan S.

    Three of us had the feast for two and had enough for another meal at home. Hard to find a place where we could get five German delicacies in one meal. Juicy ribs, perfect bratwurst. Worth the 90 minute drive from The Cities. Only complaint...not warm enough for 83 year old granny Barb. Now on to the Schell Brewery for a fresh beer.

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    Nothing wrong with this place. They have the most delicious food, a full bar and vegetarians are also welcome!

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    Unbelievably good Reuben sandwich and Herman balls. Great atmosphere and staff. Highly recommended!

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    10 years ago

    Everything was so good. And the children's menu was one of the best we've encountered! Can't wait to go back.

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    Girl's Day Out? Good spot for food. Nice atmosphere here but could stand to have a bigger wine selection.

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    The Cottonwood Grill - The best burger in New Ulm (BBNU). Along with some creamy coleslaw

    The Cottonwood Grill

    3.9(11 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$

    It's all in the name!!!!!…read more Just got done eating at the Cottonwood Grill and what I had was the best burger in New Ulm (BBNU). They did not lie, that burger was by far the best burger I've had in this town. It definitely makes my top 10 list of burgers that I've ever had. Picture below. I decided to adoring my burger with some applewood bacon and I can safely say that my choice was the right choice. Thick slices, but not too thick where it overpowers the burger, great addition if you are looking for a burger and want just a bit more. Maybe you are asking why I did not give this restaurant five stars? That would be a fair question. I'm going to have to deduct a star because of their French fries. While they appeared to look very good, I guess I will never know because they were overpowered by salt. I found myself petting every single fry that I consumed to scrape the overwhelming amount of salt off of it to truly see if I was enjoying the french fries. The only positive aspect to this is I know I'm going to have good luck for the next couple weeks for all the salt I threw over my shoulder. Friendly service, beautiful view of the golf course and the drink just outside the windows. Friendly bartender and waitstaff, also a very nice bathroom on the facility. Those things are important. Highly recommend, just maybe ask for some fries without salt

    Food and service is nothing special. Lack of management and training makes this not much higher…read morethan fast food. Nothing is made from scratch. All syco reheat. I ordered tonight the shrimp and scallops scampi in cream sauce. There were 4 shrimp along with the teeny tiny salad scallops. I got the side salad (Ceasar) to go. There was no dressing when I got home. Just romain lettuce with the fake parmasean like you get in packets. No croutons...no dressing. Taste was very bland. Reminded me of a stoufers frozen meal.

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    The Cottonwood Grill - French fries

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    The Cottonwood Grill - Undercooked and unappetizing burger.

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    Undercooked and unappetizing burger.

    Black Forest Inn - Sausage Sampler, close-up.

    Black Forest Inn

    3.1(254 reviews)
    73.3 miWhittier
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    I ventured here on a cool, calm, and clear Tuesday evening. I have driven past this place several…read moretimes as the outside catches your eye. As I walked to the back of the restaurant and sat at the bar, I noticed the beautiful outside patio. With a waterfall feature, I noticed there was a group of older folks there and found out it was their monthly German club! The ambiance is definitely German. Lots of deep oak woodwork, a beautiful bar with gorgeous stain glass windows at the back of the bar by the register. The lights glistened off of the giant hanging glass pitchers and beer steins. The bartender and waitress that both helped me were dolls. Had great suggestions on the menu, attentive, and talkative. I started with a potato pancake. It was delicious. Served with sour cream and applesauce like God intended. It was 5.50 for 1. Initially I thought that was pricey BUT it was worth it and I'd shell out the $9 for 3 next time. Then I had the sausage sampler. It came with two pieces of warm rye bread (tasted homemade), 3 different sausage links; chicken curry, bratwurst, and polish kielbasa...made in house. Lastly a small scoop of warm German potato salad. It was all good! I'll be back. No ranch used here so no rating.

    On a quest for the food of my heritage (either Polish or German; I wasn't fussy), I went to the…read moreBlack Forest Inn. Very authentic interior design; the bar area looked like many of the pubs we'd recently been to in German and Austria. The bartender came over quickly and got my glass of halbtrocken (half-sweet) Riesling. If you're only familiar with the American-style syrup they market as Riesling, you need to check out some German wines. "Trocken" is dry, "halbtrocken" is half-sweet, "FineHerb" (a relatively new designation) means off-dry and "süß" or suss, is sweet. On to the potato pancake appetizer. It arrived quickly, nice and hot, and served with both applesauce and sour cream. However, it wasn't the coarsely shredded potatoes I am used to getting in Germany; more of a fine shred, which gave it a different mouth-feel. From there, on to the beef rouladen. It takes a little longer but also came out hot, with sides of red cabbage, a roll, and a ton of spaetzle. Tasty, though the gravy was a little saltier than I'd have preferred. And if I'd eaten all that starch, I'd still be sleeping it off in one of their booths. Their menu also includes sausage samplers and other traditional items. Why only a three? Service and food were both good but not great. I thought the food was a little pricey: $26 for ONE rouladen with sides, and $6 for a single potato pancake. Three-and-a-half stars would be more fair but Yelp! doesn't give half stars. Finally (and I'm not really deducting points for this), no one on the staff that I encountered spoke ANY German. Even my basic, "Guten tag!" when sidling up to the bar was met with a blank stare. So... authentic? The atmosphere: definitely. The food: mostly. Final verdict: OK, leaning toward good.

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    Black Forest Inn - One of 3 dining room areas.

    One of 3 dining room areas.

    Black Forest Inn - Roasted Walnuts, close-up.

    Roasted Walnuts, close-up.

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    Turner Hall - tradamerican - Updated May 2026

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