Great beer, great German food! Seating is outdoor on picnic tables...so come dressed appropriately if you plan on eating here because it gets cold and windy in sf! I ordered the wursthurt...the sausage was amazing. The curry potatoes were good too. The beer mug is huge though..I got the half liter one and was struggling to finis that. They do close very early on sunday...7pm. Right across from them is smitten ice cream so you can make your way over after for some desserts. Seating is sharing picnic tables with other people which is a very German thing to do, I think. Great ambience, great atmosphere!! read more

Biergarten - Wurtshurst - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

As a resident of Hayes Valley, the Biergarten is at the top of my "Go To" List. It is a perfect place to enjoy the afternoon sun with a cold beer and some great bar snacks, like the soft pretzel's, pickles and brats. The staff is friendly and the location is centrally located right on Octavia in Hayes and is a few steps away form the shopping and other attractions in the area. The Biergarten is a popular spot, so the line can get pretty long. My advice is order all your beers at once... and if you are contemplating a half v full pint, always go with the big boy. You will thank me when you don't have to get back out of your seat and wait 20 mins in line for a beer. Overall, I like the experience and day drinking is a SF specialty, so this is a great spot to make it happen. read more

Biergarten - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

This is touch because this is a pretty unique establishment and i dig the concept but the line is unreal sometimes! Good beer though and the $4 pretzel I tried was pretty good. Delicious when warm but it got so cold that my pretzel didn't take too long to get cold too :( +1 for bringing out blankets to everyone when it got colder. That was nice :) Unfortunately weather is a huge factor in how enjoyable this place will be for me...Unless you have an alcohol blanket on, which can be difficult with the long lines! read more

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Great place with an energetic atmosphere. Be sure to get there early so a friend can snag a communal table while you wait in line to get your (liter of) beer. Also have everyone's ID in your hand when you go get drinks; it's required. All the beers are yummy and the food is to die for. I recommend ordering the Weihenstephaner Original Lager, Bratwurst and the Pork Belly sliders. Biergarten also has a sister restaurant called Suppenküche that you should go check out! read more

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A friend and I shared the Bratswurst basket. The Bratwurst was delicious, but I wish that it came with more potatoes, because it was a bit hard to eat one whole Bratwurst all on its own without anything else to balance out the taste of meat. The potatoes that the basket did come with were super tasty, and was coated in a very delicious sauce. We came in during the evening, and the ambience out here is very fun and cheerful. Since San Francisco experiences many cold nights, there are large warm blankets available for people to wrap themselves into or use to cover their legs. I would love to try this place out again during the afternoon, and try more food here next time. read more

Biergarten - The Brats Basket - great for sharing, smells incredible, and tastes wonderful. - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

Nice casual spot to bathe in sunshine while enjoying some sliders and drinks. As a vegetarian, I ordered the Mushroom sliders and the deviled eggs. It was pretty delicious, but it took an unusually long time for my order to get to my table, which was weird because my other buddies had all gotten their food and drinks within like 5-10 minutes. I'm assuming because not a lot of people order their vegetarian options so the preparation is longer. Overall, I'm pretty satisfied with my experience and am down to try their other vegetarian options next time. read more

Beer gardens are down right awesome. If I lived in SF, I'd come here every weekend with friends! They had a good selection of beer and food. I wanted a light beer so I ordered the Radler (half Lager, half Lemon soda). I really enjoyed it and would get it again! My friend got the Schneider Weisse which was also good. In terms of food we got the Pork Belly Sliders and Meat Knot (pretzel and pastrami) which were both delicious! Blankets are also provided for when it gets too chilly. How accommodating is that! read more

Biergarten - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

Depending on the type of beer you choose a 1/2 liter can be anywhere from $6-8. Their beer selection is limited in comparison to Suppenkuche but the Schneider weisse hits the spot. Bratwurst basket is perfect for two ($18): one sausage for each of you, a pretzel to share, and for dipping - horseradish (that WILL clear up your nose) and brown mustard. (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/GfeaoeKtZh-57SFWgjPqnw?select=eFrF65UAqKeei47XHGh8oA) The place is crowded, but as long as you are willing to make friends and share tables, it's great fun especially on a sunny Saturday afternoon. read more

Biergarten - Biergarten: Bratwurst Basket ($18) - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

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The good ol' beer garden. A novelty in SF (or maybe I'm just living under a rock) but plenty in all of Europe. SHIET this was good. Here you'll find some wonderful imported German beer offerings, from your nice and light hefeweizens to the dark lagers. Speak of the dark lagers, my all-time favorite go-t here o is the Köstrizer, a nice dark lager full of chocolate notes and a smooth finish. Think Guiness but more flavorful and not as heavy. Yes, the half-liters and liters are pricey, but you're essentially paying for this nice outdoor bar environment. Their snack options, especially the German pretzel, are outstanding. Pricey, but oh so delicious with that special brown mustard they serve. Didn't get to try the pickled deviled eggs, but friends liked it. Last, on a really cold San Francisco day (I mean really cold not the stupid usual 65 degrees), the Biergarten staff hand out blankets for all the patrons. Definitely makes you feel like a badass struggling through a Russian winter. read more

Biergarten - The glorious biers - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

Hi from your German that moved to the U.S. a few years ago. + The beer selection is good (I saw a few posts that say it doesn't have enough but even Biergarten in Germany have like 5 - 6 different types -- I don't understand why you'd like 30 different beer types). Order Andechs if you don't know what you like. + The tables and benches are typically German and it's outdoors. That's the only reason I come back. + They offer Glühwein in the winter. - Unfortunately, the food is not German at all. Some other people said it's authentic but trust me: it's not. We would never eat Bratwurst in the way they serve it, neither Currywurst and we don't eat our Pretzels (Brezen) warm. I wouldn't even like it if it was an American restaurant. - There is no decoration at all. For an authentic Biergarten I'd expect a bit more than just a parking lot with a fence. - It's expensive and the food is not worth the money. - The local crowd is usually the typical tech crowd that you see everywhere which is why it doesn't feel like a real Biergarten at all (at least to me because I grew up with them). Overall, I'm still going there because they sell my favorite beer and I like to drink beer outside but I wouldn't come there for the food or the atmosphere. read more

Got there on a Saturday at 6:30 PM. The line to buy your drink was long. Took about 20-30 minutes. Good German beer at a decent price. I had friends there already so I didn't have to find a seat, but from what I noticed, it's not that hard to get a seat around the time that I went even though the line to buy beer took a while. One thing though: it was hella cold! They give out some thick fleece/woolish blankets once the sun starts to set. However, they may feel kind of grimey as you do not know who else used the them and how often they were washed. Some heat lamps would've definitely made the experience 1 star better read more

A nice big space but line to order is quite long. And not much shade so beware of sunburn on very sunny days. Food is good. Its a very popular place, I guess thats why theres no motivation to move the line faster. read more

This used to be one of my favorite places to hang. People have always been nice and the vibe has always been great. It's always been expensive, which I never liked, but the food was simple, high quality and well considered within the German genre. It has never been 100% traditional, but most items on the small menu were really well done. Although the beers on tap are still delicious and expensive, the food has changed considerably. Having now tried everything on the new menu, not much to write home about. The best thing is the burger, which seems sad because this is a German biergarten oriented place. The best thing should be the sausage and potato dishes. Ordering a Brat for $13 nets you a Brat with a little kraut. That's it. The Brat is decent, but a few potatoes would be nice. Currywurst flavors at any German place seem to vary widely. I don't like the version here. It just tastes flat, sweet and creamy, and lacks curry. I also ordered a cookie recently that cost $7. It turned out to be 1 cookie! Suffice to say, not what I expected, but I should have known to ask how many cookies I would get. Still, seems wrong to charge anyone $7 for 1 cookie... and it wasn't very good. This place seems to be following the course of many other establishments in the city, floating by on mediocre food and charging more and more for it. I am willing to support the increases for the greater good of the workers, but I also want something in return, that there is some thought and effort put into the experience I pay for. I appreciate the staff here and encourage them to do more to make this place something special again and not just another place selling good beer with mediocre food. read more

Pretty good place to just hang out. Waiting in line is not so bad but lookig for a seat can be challenging especially when it's crowded It's like winning a gold when you finally notice someone leaving and you quickly swoop on their seat! Whee! Pilsner is pretty good. I only had the .5L and that was enough for me. My friend for the beef and cheese knot. Pretty good but didn't know it was going to be a sandwich. Lol. Would come here again to hang out. Love being out in the city! read more

Biergarten - Liter - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

We were exploring Hayes Valley and stumbled onto this fenced off section known as the Biergarten. There were plenty of benches all in which many different parties were sharing. You place your order at a counter that is made out of a large storage shed. I thought that this gave the establishment a unique characteristic. The menu is listed alongside the shed with a list of at least 10 biers as well as small tapa dishes like pretzels, pickles, and sausages in a mini plastic basket. They offer you number placards for your order and deliver food to your table. Its a gorgeous place to relax on a sunny day. Of course, when ever I can, I order the .5 Liter of Radler (lemon flavored beer). The enclosed area is very neat and tidy. Definitely another neighborhood gem. read more

Biergarten - Radler! - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

Cool outdoor beer garden in a great location. There are not many options for outdoor drinking in the city so this is a great addition right in the heart of Hayes Valley. There are three German beers on tap ranging from $6 to $9 for half liters and $12 to $18 for liters. There are plenty more bottles available if the beers on tap don't do it for you. Although when they first opened they did not have many food options they seem to have added to the menu. They have lots of small foods (pretzels, deviled eggs, chive bread, etc) to keep the beer company in your stomach. German sausages are also available if you want something larger but I wouldn't recommend coming here if you are looking for a meal though. The line consistently looks long but it goes by really fast (5-10 minutes) and you can hop in line before you finish your last beer so you never go thirsty. The major downside is that it is not a very large place and the seating is limited so it can be tough to find a place to sit on a nice day, especially if you are in a group. Clean bathrooms, pretty cool staff, descent crowd the times I went. Also, they have blankets to give out to people when the weather gets colder. read more

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In summary, there's really nothing better than being with friends under the perfect sunset after a long day of work enjoying an ice cold one and a pretzel. Sorry, minus one star for not wanting to stand in the long line again for a refill on the beer. Well, on to the next watering hole... read more

Biergarten - perfect sunset @ biergarten - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

An outdoor biergarten is like something straight out of a movie. Legally drinking in the outdoors in the middle of the city is such a great idea!! Why couldn't I think of this... Anyway, I've only been here twice, and both times were great. I've tried the Frankziskaner $6 and Weiheinstephaner $6. Pretty standard pricing. I've also tried a few dishes - Pickled plate - I had no idea ginger can be pickled, same with carrots, garlic, and a few other things. Frankfurter - yummy sausage served with sauerkraut and a house dijon mustard. Pork Risette dish - which is served on pieces of toast and topped with mustard seeds and chopped chives. Everything was delicious and great for an afternoon snack/early dinner. If you ever have the chance to stop by Biergarten be sure to dressed in layers, the restaurant does have blankets out for the customers, but you never know with the bipolar SF weather. Cheers! read more

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Great german beer and a great ambiance! Ample outdoor seating with heaters great for a cold day. The beer selection is small but the beers are very refreshing and tasty. Would highly recommend for anyone hanging out in hayes valley! read more

Great outdoor vibe Giant mugs are available A wide range of draft beers Food is also served Seating can fill up fast especially on our rare nice warm days Overall Thoughts Beer + Outdoor vibes = fun times read more

I like this place. It's chill, fun & reminds me of the biergartens in Germany. *heart* *review on food & service Beer: dunno.... didn't try any. But the steins are stellar. Food: Pretty tasty/fancy for a biergarten. Was kinda hoping for schnitzel. ; ) I got pulled pork sliders & root salad. All very tasty. - B+ Atmosphere: Picnic tables in an enclosed area. Good for small to medium sized groups. We had 10? Great place to hang out outside w/ friends, drink & be merry. Card games are fun! Some Cards against humanity anyone?? Service: Slow. Not sure why, but takes awhile for them to pour your beer... i.e. the lines moves very slowly. Verdict: Great for a warm, sunny day. Get there early b/c it fills up quickly! read more

Biergarten - Biergarten: Pulled pork sliders - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Great outdoor space in an amazing location in Hayes Valley. I came here on a Saturday afternoon with some friends. It was pretty crowded but we were able to snag a seat at an open table right away. It is all outdoor seating and there are big picnic table so you will likely share with other people depending on bow big your group is. You go up the counter to order. Good beer list and they serve them in big authentic steins. We ordered the pretzel and it wasn't great. It was pretty small and was cold and hard. There is no indoors seating so be sure to bring a jacket because it can get chilly. They also have blankets you can use if you get cold. Overall it's a great spot to come with a group of friends on a sunny day. I will definitely be back. read more

This place is fake. Who never been in Germany can say -it's very good but for me it's a bad copy. The cost for Andechs beer is expansive. In Berlin this beer is the cheapest. Not adequate price list and if you need seats you need to wait and the same situation if you need one more. Maybe it is temporary situation but now I give you only one star. Sorry read more

Fun place to just chill, eat and drink. Line to order is a bit long and slow but service is fast. I haven't tried their food, except for the preztel, which is good with their mustard or horseradish sauces. Definitely come here for great tasting German beers in a liter! read more

Biergarten - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

Yay for Biergarten. + good beer + nice space + blankets when it's chilly outside (pretty much always) + beet salad = SO GOOD + pretzels + deviled eggs are beautiful read more

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I went there on Friday during the second weekend after they opened up outside dining in SF following COVID. There was a long line outside around 5 pm but the line slowly died down and they let more people in. The place was pretty crowded. You have to order a food item when you come here because they are still running as a restaurant rather than a beer garden under city guidelines. We got the $5 fries because it was the cheapest item on the menu as we were there for the beers and not the food. The beers were great and it felt nice to be drinking out after being in quarantine! We left a little early because we got pretty paranoid about Covid spread due to the crowd there. read more

I like beer. No, I love beer. No, as a matter of fact, I practically have a drinking problem when it comes to beer. So when my friends started going to Biergarten (I pronounce it as Beer Garden because I'm not pretentious) regularly, life became absolutely wunderbar (ok, maybe a little pretentious). Biergarten was made for a degenerate like myself. It is a place of unadulterated drinking. Within its chic outdoor confines, no one judges you for indulging in a few extra drinks, because hell, their judgement is probably impaired! There are a selection of about 5 beers. I forget what they all are exactly because when it comes to beer, I don't discriminate. The more important choice you have to make is choosing the size of the beer. DON'T GET THE SMALL ONE. If you want to be one of those "I'm just here for the company" people, then yeah go for the small one. No one will ever respect you, though. Everyone should get the large. It comes in a big ol' stein with one liter of goodness poured inside. As a punny friend of mine once said, it's outsteinding. Many a times I had held that sturdy stein by the handle with anticipation frothing in my mind. Holding heavy in my hands, the golden lager seduces my senses until I give in passionately to my urge. The soft white foam brushes briefly beneath my nose, like the ripples from a calm summer wave. Then a gush of cold, refreshing beer bursts through. Oh! So cold, so sweet, so satisfying! *Gulp* *Gulp* *Gulp* AHHHHHHH. So satisfying indeed. But alas, I can no longer indulge in this fine pleasure from Biergarten. One fateful Friday night, when I was throwing down the last of my liter stein, I saw something that I simply cannot erase from my memory. Three little mice skittered nonchalantly around that one shipping container at the edge. I was a little intoxicated at that point, so it may have been three big rats (or Three Blind Mice) for all I know. I can't do it, I just can't. I still love beer. But I fear rats. I guess my fear of rats is greater than that of my love for beer. So then I guess maybe I am not a degenerate? Or maybe just a cowardly one. read more

This place is a great hangout spot with friends or a date, right next to smitten' ice cream too! The only downside is that it closes at 8pm, which makes it challenging if you're trying to get a beer after work. Their beer selection is small but worthwhile. The food is really great here, pork belly sliders are amazing and burger is super flavorful too. read more

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Consistently good food and revolving menu of German beers. Great for sitting in the sun and having an afternoon with friends. They even have blankets for when the fog rolls in and pop-up tents if it gets drizzly. What's not to like? I honestly can't think of a food item where you can go wrong, but my favorite is the egg sandwich and pretzel knots (when available). read more

Pros: Great atmosphere Amazing beer Superb staff Cons: Quite pricey ($8sm/$16 lg) Closes at 9pm Overall, this is a pretty cool spot. I would definitely recommend giving it a shot of you want some good beer in a unique, laid-back setting. read more

Biergarten - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

Great place to sit around and drink, at least until the sun sets. Once that happens, the cold artic wind begins to blow in from the north and the direwolves begin to howl... ...but before that, you can drink liters upon liters of beer and sit at semi-communal tables. It's usually pretty full but you can usually find a place to sit after a few minutes of standing around. They have food too, but besides the pretzel, everything is kinda just OK. read more

If there were a dictionary entry for Biergarten, it might looks something like this: bier-gar-den [beer-gahr-dn] noun 1. a fertile and delightful spot or region ripe for consuming beer in the great outdoors on beautiful days in san francisco. 2. zeitgeist's older, more successful/affluent, less-tattooed, and better dressed sibling in hayes valley. True story. Unlike Zeitgeist, however... it'll take you at least 30 minutes of standing in a single-file line to get a beer on a nice day. Heed the advice of the folks pouring and order all (yes... even if you're planning on staying for multiple hours) of your beer at one time. Even if it gets a little warm, it's much better than standing at the back of the line once you reach the bottom of your glass. Trust Uncle Ruggeford on this one, kiddos. For the non-beer drinkers, they have a house red and house white option as well. In vino veritas! read more

This is the perfect place to come on a hot San Francisco day. Yes, I know they are rare, but when they DO happen, we all know you need to take advantage. Some things are great because they're exactly how they sound -- this is one of them. I mean, who doesn't like to sit outside and drink massive glasses of beer with their friends? Highly suggest getting the "light" beer if you're lucky enough to stop by here on a nice day. It's literally the most refreshing thing you'll have all day. The red ale is also a winner. Really, you can't go wrong with anything you choose, which is great because most things on the menu are written in German anyway. Biergarten has it all: great beer, cool food, nice outdoor space, fresh air, etc., so really I have nothing further to add. Just make sure to add this to your summer to-do list and come early -- Biergarten will be pretty packed on any day with prime weather, so you'll need to make moves in order to find seats at one of their long tables. read more

Cute casual place!! Love the outdoor seating, patio lights, and communal seating. Everyone is super chill - has a really nice vibe going on. Great for a date, group outing, or with a few friends! Staff was friendly also. Didn't have a chance to try the food but it looked and smelled pretty good. I also like the location how its next to a park and kinda in the middle of a street? Oh and having a bar and kitchen built inside shipping containers? Neat! read more

Biergarten - View from seating area - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

3 stars for the great location and for being one of the remarkably few beer gardens in the city. Minus points because I don't really like the beer selection. Now I'm not a beer expert, but I do have a fully stocked beer fridge in my bedroom so that definitely puts me in the category of "Someone who drinks a lot of beer" (and a lazy ass, but that's besides the point). The best beers at Biergarten are definitely the darker ones (IPA, amber ale, Oktoberfest, etc.), but on a HOT ass day when I want to be outdoors, I don't want a fucking IPA; I want something lighter and refreshing and those kind of beers here are not my cup of tea. I mean whatever, I'll finish the gargantuan stein of lager because I ain't no lil bitch, but I don't enjoy it. And for $18/Liter, I want to enjoy it. Another time I was like maybe I'll just drink 2 L of the Radler because it'll taste better and will be the alcohol equivalent of 1 L of its base beer (Helles), but nooope. It was even worse. The added lemon soda is almost chemical tasting and I didn't even get a good buzz :( It can also get pretty crowded, but what do you expect? Did I mention there are remarkably few beer gardens in the city? Otherwise, on an average "not too hot, not too cold, all you need is a light jacket" day, the other beers will do just fine. read more

Heaven on Earth. btw- you want a "whiniest bitches in SF list"? Read the reviews that give this place 1 star. They all need to be checked. Long lines....whhhhhaaaaah! No dogs allowed........whhhhaaaaaah! Too busy......whhhhhhhaaaah! People in this city have no backbone. read more

On warm, sunny days (the few that SF sees), you'll find Biergarten packed -- so packed that the line to get beer wraps around the block! But in the end, very few things bring as much joy as a liter of good beer with friends in the sunshine. In my book, all the beers are delightful. The razzler (a lemonade and beer mix) is a bit sweet and doesn't have enough alcohol content for me. Yes, this little girl CAN drink :) Tip #1: If your doom is to wait in a line that wraps around the block (and I've been there before), make your time efficient by grabbing some snack foods from the snack stand (like a pretzel - they're pretty delicious) to make the wait go by faster. Also, waiting in line with friends is always a plus. Tip #2: If you see that you have about a third of your liter beer left and you feel a tingling sensation in your bladder, be efficient with your time and drink the rest of your beer while you wait in line for the restroom. Sometimes the line for the restroom exceeds the line for beer! Tip #3: SF weather is fickle. At 3:00, it may seem all sunshiny and warm, but when 5:30 rolls around, it'll be gray and cold, so be prepared and come with a jacket. If you forget and the beer isn't helping you keep warm, Biergarten staff goes around, handing out blankets! How awesome is that?!?! Tip #4: Don't skimp on the beer. Order a liter (never the half) . . . you DID just probably wait 15-30 mins for it anyway. Make your suffering worth it. read more

I was disappointed in this place; it was way overpriced ($5 for a PRETZEL?, $8 for a beer?), way overhyped (line to get in!), and food and drink that is much better done elsewhere. Oh you just finished your beer at Biergarten and want another one? Well, you gotta get up from your table, then stand in a long line for about 10-15 minutes just to buy your ass another beer. There is an ARMY of staff waiting around to snatch your empty food baskets as SOON as you finish eating, but they apparently can't bring you a fresh beer (like they can in a REAL German biergarten). Hey, let me finish the last bits of kraut before you yank that basket away, will ya? They have a handful (3-4) of German beers on tap that you can get in massive-sized glasses if you want (bitte, $15!). Toronado and Rosamunde Sausage Grill (the one on Mission) have the same or better selection of these types of German beers. Even The Uptown on Capp St. usually has some nice Paulaners. As for the food, the sausage was undercooked (still pink on the inside!) and didn't even come with a bun -- for $9!. Rosamunde Sausage Grill's sausage is ten times better at 2/3 the price. Heck, Rosamunde's BUN is by itself better than anything I had at Biergarten. Aside from offering opportunity to drink outside like Zeitgeist, which frankly does everything much better (upscale people are just afraid of the bathrooms there), this place offers nothing. This is just another overhyped pseudo foodie place in SF. You can find me at Rosamunde when I want a German sausage and a German beer (yes, they often even have Kostrizter Schwartzbier). It's better (the kraut is even better, nicely seasoned with juniper berries), cheaper, and less hassle, and no wait to get in, no ridiculous 15-20 minute line to buy another beer. The Mission location even has outside seating. Biergarten is proof that you can take mediocre food, a handful of common German beers that are available elsewhere, overprice it all by 50% and STILL have people lining up because you put the whole thing outside -- on a slab of parking lot asphalt surrounded by a chainlink fence. "Oh, we have a biergarten in SF... how Europeannnnnn!" read more

Was walking around the Hayes neighborhood and after eating at Smitten Ice Cream, stumbled upon the pre-grand opening of Biergarten. This location is more like a beer stand/food stand where there are tables you can sit out outside. They are suppose to open sometime next week. Also found out it's an extension of the beer place/restaurant, Suppenküche - so if you like that place, you'll def like this place. They had German beers on tap and bottle with different sizes. Didn't try any of the food, but it looked good. A lot of people were eating their pretzels. The outside setting was very nice. Nice place to drink beer and chill in an outside setting with friends. Will come again sometime soon. read more

Biergarten - Food stand (left), Beer stand (right). - German Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Biergarten is an awesome place to drink outside and relax with your friends. I want to give this place 5 stars but I had to take a star away because of the really long wait in line to order drinks. The line goes all the way outside of the area, so much that when we first got there, I thought it was a line to get in. The beer is good. You can get one of the large beers for about $16. There's also a bunch of different food here you can eat after drinking. I suggest having one or two people waiting in line. Once that person is close to the front, everyone needs to give their ID's to that person and they would just order all the beers. When we brought the beer back, we didn't give the ID's back to people until they gave us money for their beer lol. It worked out in the end since most people had cash. There's a bunch of seating but it's good to get here a little early to have someone save seats, it does fill up fast. But people are friendly and don't mind sharing the tables with other people. It was sunny when we came here but there was a slight wind, which made it great. My friend told me on really nice days, this place gets crazy packed. Later on in the early evening it started getting cloudy and chilly. But that's SF for you, so be prepared. The bathrooms are in the back. The guys restroom is just one room and inside there's the toilet seat and the urinal. The faucet is back outside in middle between the men and women doors. Overall, this is a great place to day drink, chill and enjoy the weather outside with friends. The wait to order beer/food is a bit long but not too bad if you wait with a friend. Pros: -1L beers for $16 -Outdoor sitting -Great place to chill with friends Cons: -Line to order beer/food can take awhile -No music read more