One of the best pretzels I ever had. It's soft and chewy- very well made. I tried the cheese and…read morethe plain one. The cheese was the best.

Had a fantastic night here with a great atmosphere and great food. Service was incredibly friendly…read moreand outstanding. I had a Burger, a Beer pretzel, and a Beer flight. All were perfect. Remember to tip well.

This place was fun. Had some time to kill before hotel check in and searched for the closest…read morebrewery. Walked a couple blocks and easily found seats at the bar upon arriving. Ordered a flight and really enjoyed the variety of beer flavors and styles. Wide open warehouse vibe with a friendly staff.

Very good hotdogs and sausage. Billy is a very nice guy. Must try in New York City!!!read more

Can't leave NY without having a hot dog and Billy's Hot Dogs has been well loved. With so many rave…read morereviews, we couldn't pass this up on our way back from walking over 6 miles at Central Park. He was easy to locate on a corner outside the park. The menu is simple- hot dogs, sausage dogs, chips, and drinks. Pricing is very reasonable ! Cash only. Got mine piled with mustard and relish- it was delicious, juicy, plump, and didn't taste like cheap processed meat. And he even gave us a super deal for 2 dogs and 2 sodas! Gobbled them up on a nice shaded bench at Central Park across the street : ) The perfect snack!

I love these pretzels. Personally, I love the bags of pretzel bits, I like to take them home and…read moredip them in a cocoa hazelnut spread, as a snack or dessert. I love buying the honey mustard pretzels to give with gifts. I really want to try their soft pretzels, but they are always sold out. Last weekend, I noticed they were selling chocolate covered pretzels. One of these days I'll have to give them a try!

Excellent!!! The best on the planet!! I come down from The Bronx just to buy them!! I order them…read morealso...

- 1 star for the EXCEEDINGLY GROUCHY person behind the counter. Pardon me for asking for food…read more REALLY really aggressive, had to ask for everything literally 3x. -1 star for the complication in getting here, under the train station with construction, and no place to sit, and it being a miserable place to wait for food -2-4 stars for the freshness of some food. Pretzels are on the sweet side, even the savory ones. -1 star for the resulting stomachache. Do they undercook these? -1 star for the expense. I get that it's in a train station. Not a plus.

The pretzels at Wetzel's Pretzels are amazing. The ingredients are fresh and savory. They offer…read morecinnamon pretzels that make your mouth water...delicious! Customers can also buy icing for their pretzels. The icing is incredible. The service at this location can improve. The aroma of fresh pretzels adds to the ambiance of the location of the store. Enjoy!

Last time I was here was over 10 years ago. I had the same schnitzel and it was still as good as i…read moreremembered. Perfect place to sit after going to the tenement museum for a perfect day.

A favorite in my neighborhood!…read more Good ambience and a cozy spot for group dinners. Staff is friendly and food is delicious.

Sorry to say but our experience was not great. We had a group of 7 for dinner on a Saturday night…read more The band (Elias Meister I believe) was so loud that you could only talk to the person right next to you. For the type of music they played (exclusively 60s and 70s) it would have been better if it was more in the background than in your face loud. The music became kind of monotonous...mixing up the decades/eras would have been more enjoyable. The service also not great. The beer and drinks were delivered quickly. My favorite is their Dunkel it's very good! It took a long time to get someone to take our food order. Food was served rather cold and my chicken schnitzel was overcooked and dry. We have the same restaurant in Cleveland, Ohio and every time I've been there we have had a blast. There weren't many people even on a rainy Saturday night and I can see why. We were hoping for a fun night out, but it was more of a disappointment.

The perfect spot after the Knicks parade!…read more Our group of 8 settled in here after a long morning at the Knicks parade. Comfy benches with long tables to accommodate all of us. Upon being seated, our waitress was quick to offer water and other drinks. The light beer they offer hit the spot after being outside for hours. The chicken sliders were delicious. Our entire table ordered some kind of slide and we all enjoyed. They had the ceremony on the TV, followed by world cup matches. Not too crazy inside. Clean bathrooms. Nice outdoor balcony to people watch.

The Heidelberg is one of those neighborhood institutions that feels like it has been serving great…read morebeer and pretzels forever. While the indoor dining room has all the charm of a traditional German restaurant, my favorite spot is one of the outdoor tables out front. There aren't many of them, so grabbing one can feel like winning the lottery. Once you're settled in, it's the perfect place to enjoy a drink and watch the neighborhood go by. Dogs are welcome outside, which means I can join my humans for a proper German happy hour. There isn't a dog menu, but I was more than happy to supervise the arrival of the restaurant's famous giant soft pretzel. It is every bit as good as everyone says. We've mostly stopped by for drinks and snacks rather than a full meal. Mom isn't usually much of a beer drinker, but she discovered a rosé cider here that she absolutely loved. Between the drinks, the pretzel, and the atmosphere, it has become one of our favorite casual outdoor stops. The service has always been friendly, and the authentic German feel makes it stand out from a typical neighborhood bar. Dogba's verdict: Giant pretzels, cold drinks, outdoor seating, and prime people-watching. A wunderbar Upper East Side stop for pups and their humans.

This was a place that we walked past about 875,000 times. And said "we should check it out…read moresometime." Sometime became today! And boy, were we in for a pleasant surprise, as we truly enjoyed ourselves. No one does beer hall like a German place. This is just facts. We had the Berliner Weisse, which comes in a .5L or 1L boot (does German beer count if it's not in a boot?). This was a delicious raspberry syrupy undertone wheat beer, and definitely a must have for next time. Though there were like a dozen other beers I need to have. They also have a pretty extensive wine selection, if that's your thing. We were there for a brunch. When we arrived, before 1pm, it wasn't busy at all. By the time we left, it was pretty full. The bar had seats though. Anyhoo, I tried their "energizer" which were eggs any style (poached for me), creamed spinach and mashed potatoes. Never had a breakfast like this one! It was almost like a deconstructed eggs Florentine. YUM. My husband had the Heidelberger which was a German style hamburger with frizzled onions and mashed potatoes. He let me try some, it was pretty fantastic so I may need to try it sometime myself. Also do not miss their ginormous Bavarian pretzel. It was quite possibly the best I've had (and I've had many!). The service was outstanding, and the vibe was ... I dunno a step above what you saw in Fast Times where they go to the German restaurant. My only regret is that I didn't get the apfelstrudel. Next time! Washrooms are single occupancy.