This was one of the best pretzels I've ever had! I ordered a regular and a jalapeño one. They were…read moresoft and just the most amazing flavor

I wish I could give 4.5 but because I can't I'm going to go with a 5/5. You can smell this place as…read moresoon as you walk in the market and I think you'll have a hard time walking away once you smell all the deliciousness! The service was great and if you're not sure what to get they'll definitely point you in the right direction! We ended up going with a couple different options and dips. I think you should get at least 1 large pretzel and some of the twists so you can try a few different things. We tried an original pretzel, an everything twist and a jalapeno cheddar twist. For dipping we went with the beer cheese and the honey mustard. The beer cheese and honey mustard were really tasty, they're both homemade and really full of flavor. They complimented one another and the pretzels we dipped in them!

My son and husband love pretzels so we had to stop and get some on our way back from Granville last…read moreweek. Prices are very reasonable and they are delicious! Staff were efficient and friendly and the shop itself is adorable.

Move over mall pretzels! This small shop in downtown Granville was a real treat - I wasn't…read moreexpecting it and really enjoyed the delicious pretzel sticks. Perfectly salted and buttered and very affordable. Only wish more options were available!

I stopped at 4:30(Happy Hour!) and was excited to try this place. I ate at the one in Pittsburgh…read moreyears and years ago for Octoberfest and remembered liking it. Happy Hour specials: $4 Hefe Weizen(wheat beer), $5 Fries with Bier Gravy, Lager battered Chicken Tenders and Garlic pretzel bites. I'm in! Everything came out in reasonable time and I'm not going to describe every bite, but I was in heaven. The Bier gravy fries were special. Garlic Pretzel bites were crazy good. Chicken tenders were seasoned perfectly and the sauces (honey mustard and some sorta bourbon bbq) had me cross dippin and dunkin. I basically ordered dive bar food items, but it was the best I've had especially for $5 each. Washing it down with a wheat beer just kicked it over the fence. I even left room for dessert which I never do. Boston Cream Puff. OMG. The custard was lighter than most but I'm glad it was. It didn't last 2 minutes. I love to find places that make me genuinely happy after I'm finished eating. I'm coming back for sure! So happy I stopped

I had the Hofbrauhaus hot brown. It was really good and filling. The Hefeweisen was great too. It…read morewas like a visit to Bavaria. The service was quick. So, overall a good experience. They also had a stage for a live band. I would've liked to hear some music while I was there, but I guess I was there a little too early in the day. Having a live music and a lively atmosphere would've made it a perfect Bavarian experience. I'll probably come back during the summer to see if it's more lively.

The food here was absolutely AMAZING! The service and environment are so well thought out and cozy…read more We picked the buffet and ate way too much. They have a great selection of beer! We were able to buy a jar of horseradish to take back home to TX. We bought a vanilla cream puff and a chocolate one. After coming out of our food coma we had the vanilla puff and it was great. Can't say the best I've ever had but it was good. I'm hoping the chocolate is better. Both were baked too long imo. Our waitress was so beautiful. She treated us like family and recommended only the best. I love the dress attire.

While on a road trip to Colorado, my wife and I made sure to stop in the historic German Village…read morearea of Columbus, Ohio. We first visited the information center where they showed a short video about how the German settlers came to Columbus. Before leaving, we asked where we should eat for a true German experience. The person there immediately recommended Schmidt's Sausage Haus, saying there were other good places, but Schmidt's was the place for authentic German food. We walked over and were seated right away. Our server greeted us and returned quickly to take our drink order. We both had iced tea. He also told us about the buffet and suggested we take a look before ordering. We checked it out, but it just didn't appeal to us that evening, so we ordered from the menu instead. My wife ordered the potato soup, and I ordered the Old World Sausage Sampler: "A combination of four sausages from famous recipes of the J. Fred Schmidt Packing Company served over hot kraut und pork with German potato salad, chunky applesauce, und split top bun." When the food arrived, it looked amazing. I honestly don't remember exactly which four sausages they were, but every one of them was excellent. The sauerkraut had great flavor, and the warm German potato salad was outstanding. The applesauce was good too, although I personally prefer smooth over chunky. I actually mixed some of the applesauce with the sauerkraut and really enjoyed that combination. For dessert, we took a couple items to go. My wife had the cream cheese tort with cherry topping, and I had the famous cream puff. The tort was okay, but the crust wasn't my favorite and the cream cheese filling was just average to me. The cream puff was definitely better. The shell was perfectly done and the filling was good, although I was hoping for a little more rich vanilla custard flavor. I think a chocolate topping would have made it even better. Later I found out they also offer a chocolate version, but our server never mentioned that option. Our server was very friendly throughout the meal. The only small thing that became a little repetitive was him saying "All right, all right, all right" after every item we ordered. Overall though, we really enjoyed our experience and were glad we stopped. The sausage and German potato salad were especially memorable, and I'm honestly considering ordering some of their sausage and potato salad shipped to us this summer.

Tried them at a fly-in in Springfield. Big menu, loads I wanted to try. I got the rauchwurst…read moresandwich, a finely-ground sausage, kind of like a big, really good hotdog. On a pretzel bun, with sauerkraut sauce. Very good. Plenty big, though if I were more hungry I'd get a side too (potato pancakes, more likely.) Kid K got a cream puff. They had vanilla or chocolate. Not huge like the ones at Schmidt's, but a decent size, and she only at half so I got some. Perfect dough, creamy good filling. Lots more on the menu I want to try. Will keep an eye out for them. Decent prices, great service.

Great German food, the homemade potato salad is excellent. Herr und Frau Schnitzel are the best…read morehosts! My husband and I always look forward to frequenting their food truck. As fellow Europeans, we know what good food tastes like. This is it!

I was so sad that this location recently closed, I have been a fan of theirs for quite a while now…read more They made great fresh baked pretzels and had reasonable prices.

I think people sleep on Valters because it is tucked away and has been there forever…read more The food is delicious and well prepared. Kira our server was outstanding. She managed to deal with our crazy group of 8 quite well and kept the food and drinks coming. The restaurant is cozy and friendly and an overall great experience.

Excellent spot for German flavored brunch. I had the corned beef hash skillet. Perfect meat…read more Taters were a little dry, but mix in the two large sunny side up eggs and it waa great. My wife had a veggie omelet add a bratwurst. So much for veggie. Lol Her omelet waa okay. More like a few eggs, folded over some veggies. Not mixed in. To some, this is a perfectly made omelet. The technique seemed correct, maybe fold the eggs over when they're still wet. Would have made all the difference. The bratwurst was excellent and my mustard hating wife loved the kitchen made mustard. So much so that we brought some home. She also had fresh squeezed OJ. Always a super sweet treat. The service waa excellent and more than made up for the minor challenges. Based on the bratwurst alone, the traditional dinner items have got to be incredible. When we're back that way we'll likely stop there again.

The name is fitting, because it's a really small building which doesn't have a ton of room to…read moreaccommodate the line that always inevitably forms! However, there is plenty of seating outside. The employees were also nice and friendly. You can see them making the pretzels fresh from scratch, skillfully shaping them in one quick, fluid motion. These are probably the best soft pretzels I've ever had! The traditional pretzel had a bit of a crunchy crust on the outside with a soft, fluffy, and slightly sweet interior. It was dipped in a vat of butter and had just the right amount of salt. The cheddar cheese sauce that I ordered on the side paired perfectly with it (tasting better than the highly processed nacho cheese sauce, but they have that as option too). I also tried the cinnamon sugar pretzel, which was delicious and had a generous coating of it, but I still like the traditional more. These pretzels are top notch and I would absolutely come back anytime I'm in the area (and maybe try the pretzel dog next time)!

Made fresh to order, it comes out piping hot and buttery. You can't go wrong! The shop was…read moretechnically supposed to be closed when we arrived around 5:45, but there is live music performed right across the street on Friday evenings, so they open up again during that time to cater to the folks coming to listen. Cool little shop!

We went there early morning at 10ish! No line quick and easy! Grabbed our stuff asked some…read morequestions and we were good to go! They have special every day of the week so look out for those or ask! The regular pretzels were so good! I would come back again and again just for those! Good size for the price honestly! If you download the app you also do get free 5 pretzels! The place was small but great location, it was welcoming and you got to see all the ovens and stuff!

I haven't had a pretzel from the Philly Pretzel Factory since I visited Philadelphia in 2018…read more Since it was 19°, I figured, why not, since I had another fifty minutes of drive time left, and it was approximately 3.6 miles from the highway. Well, no dining area, it's comparable to a Domino's Pizza location. So, it's basically grab and go. No worries, if people can text and drive, I can hold a five-ring pretzel and drive while shoving it down my pie hole. Lol It was excellent, and they have honey mustard for dipping, which is my favorite. They also have mustard in different flavors for purchase. Also, the restaurant was clean, but there were no restrooms, and again, no seating.

I've been a fan of these folks for years. They made a beer years and years ago, I think it was a…read moresour IPA... I miss that beer so much!!

Second time visiting Wolf Ridge for a team dinner. Restaurant was fairly empty for a Wednesday…read moreevening and very dim lighting. I ordered the Harvest Kale Salad, didn't taste much of the dressing on the salad, but I could definitely taste the roasted sweet potatoes. For the entree I had the KFC w/ apple jam on the side with garlic fries. The chicken and bacon were both "well done" and the apple jam did not add much flavor, should have requested the spiced aioli that comes with the Hop Salt Waffle fries instead. Asked someone for some of their waffles fries, those are definitely the way to go, very good and flavorful. Took pictures of others orders, the Fall Fruit Salad - the person added salmon to the salad and enjoyed it; the beef and lamb burger and fish & chips were also a hit.