A great burger. If you want it medium-rare, order rare. This is a true 1/2 pound burger that's high-quality and really tasty. Comes with a large side of fries that arrive hot. Also cheese, bacon, lettuce, tomato and more. Bierhaus also has a terrific veggie burger. Also comes cheese, lettuce, tomato and mushrooms. A veggie burger can go both ways, but they make a great one. Ask for the Bierhaus cheese sauce on the side for the fries. The staff is warm, courteous and professional, which reflects well on ownership. If delivering, use the Bierhaus app by Toast. They only charge a $1.99 fee. read more

It's not a bad place. I love the German aesthetic. That's going on. Definitely look like a fun time for beer fest me and my friends. We stumbled in this place on a very quiet night much wasn't happening. They had a live band there which was nice not saying I enjoyed the music, but it was nice to see a live band. The food was decent. Honestly was nothing special about it, but the service was good. I just felt like it was a late night when we was going and it was closing up so I feel like in a way this is an unfair review since I didn't get too much but when I go again on a better day, I will give new review read more

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Friend hosted a large gathering of ~15 people here. Liked that it was pretty spacious Saturday midday, and we were able to order on separate tabs. The beers are pretty good, and the flight is fun. I didn't try any food, but some friends got some and it looked really good. read more

Bierhaus NYC - Beer - German Near Me - New York, New York

Good service and food in a German ale house environment. Brat and pretzel done right.. spätzle was fried and not good. read more

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We loved bierhaus NYC!! We stumbled upon it when i was trying to take my fiancee out to a different German beer hall. We were not disappointed! It was fun drinking beer out of the huge boots and watching people do simultaneous shots on a ski! The German rock and roll band was great!! All in all a successful day drinking experience and absolutely will return!! read more

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I really enjoyed this spot. Great beers, friendly staff and cool environment. There was a live band when we came on a Saturday night. We also came the night before and all the TVs had sports playing which were great. The staff was really friendly and always checked up on us. Highly recommend. read more

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Wednesday before thanksgiving. They closed early but we showed up 1.5 hours before close. Bad form, I know, but we already made plans to gather here. We got our food and drink orders in quickly, ate, drank and hopefully did not piss off the staff. Beer selection is good, happy to have a lighter lager that stayed nice and cold. Was excited for the pork knuckle. It came out a little dry, and I suspect it was reheated via frying as it came out a little too dry and crispy but I get it. They're not making these to order. Party platter had a large selection of sausages, along with soft pretzels, meatballs and chips. If you have a group it's a decent order. Would come again for schnitzel and maybe give the pork knuckle another chance. read more

Bierhaus NYC - Wurst Sampler Platter, Haus Wings, Crispy Pork Knuckle - German Near Me - New York, New York

I love Bierhaus NYC! We've visited here twice, both times after touring the UN. It's a great place to get a meal or a snack with a good beer as you chat about past, present, and future domestic and foreign policy. My favorite meals on the menu are the schnitzels. The jägerschnitzel was huge, a great entree to share, and came with potato salad, cucumber salad, and warm red cabbage salad. We paired it with our favorite beers and were not disappointed. The beer hall is perfect for groups, large and small. There are also TVs available to watch the key games of the day. I definitely recommend Bierhaus if you're looking for a fun vibe that also fills the soul. read more

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It's the Oktoberfest vibe all year! So much fun for group happy hours with friends or coworkers! Pro Tip! If you come for the beer, don't miss out on the two liter boot! read more

Bierhaus NYC - German Near Me - New York, New York

If you're into German stuff, you'll like the long picnic tables and flags. But food's not so great. So crestfallen was I that when the kind server asked me how I liked everything, I complained about the schnitzel - dried out, flavorless. I stopped there because I didn't want to sound like a crank. But she said "let's see what we can do" and came back with my "new bill" - minus the $22 schnitzel! She asked how everything was now! I threw up my hands - "funny you should ask - I hated everything!" We both laughed. The Frikadellen were German meatballs and not bad. Not Danish Frikadeller but good. And beer was fine and apple strudel. I wouldn't return but her gesture was timeless! read more

$24 for two beers on a rainy Saturday. The beer was nothing to write home about and the service was incredibly lackluster. Even though we were one of seven people, it took ages to order and then even longer to get our bill. We had planned to order multiple beers but unfortunately didn't have time given the delayed service and attention. The place is cool inside and incredibly spacious. I think if it was better staffed I'd probably have a better opinion of the spot buuut I've been to many beer halls and this one is one I would skip if you're not just there to take photos! read more

Bierhaus NYC - German Near Me - New York, New York

I got takeout but the atmosphere and customer service were great while inside. I would just comeback for the vibes. The food was alright, the currywurst had a small bratwurst with a lot of fries. Better portioning of fries to bratwurst would've been better. I was glad the sauces came separately, the curry sauce gave sweet butter chicken. The pretzel and cheese sauces were great, but would've liked more salt on the pretzel. I would recommend the smaller pretzel, since the big one was super filling! read more

Bierhaus NYC - Bierhaus Pretzel - German Near Me - New York, New York

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I had.fantastic Beer pretzel with mustard and cheese sauce, not combined, and a Bock beer. The pretzel was perfect and the beer was outstanding. Perfect head and hefty mug. It was very loud to the point where the music and the ambient noise makes it almost impossible to have a conversation. We sat in middle to try and get away from the speakers, but that didn't help. Service was very friendly and prompt. I want to come back and try the schnitzel. Remember to tip well. read more

Bierhaus NYC - German Near Me - New York, New York

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Food was great! Def a good place to come and eat good food, have some beer and watch some sports! read more

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We really enjoyed this spacious Bavarian beer hall with the German beer and food to go with it. We loved the cold original Hofbraus, my favorite German beer. Kasekrainer with sauerkraut and potato salad was fantastic, as was the curry wurst and the side of cumber salad. Yummy. Our server was quick and friendly and did a tremendous job. The hostess was friendly and welcoming. In addition to the large tables and benches throughout, there is a small enclosed balcony that offers seating and some smaller tables throughout the restaurant. It can get quite loud, but we enjoyed the 80s playlist and the chatter of people enjoying themselves. There is a flight of stairs to enter that looks more intimidating than it is, so be aware. Restrooms were clean and orderly. We will be back and would recommend. read more

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Very cool space upstairs. Hofbrau Haus vibes are stellar. Long tables, great for groups. The wurst platter hit the spot. Authentic German beers and a shot ski! Waitresses are lovely and fast. Great place to bring out of town guests. read more

My first time in NY and at this place - LOVED IT! It was so good so I came back there a day later :) PROPER size beer glasses (1L) and PROPER beer - especially the HB Lager and Dunkel. Also, loved the food - the $35 platter was very tasty (loved the cabbage!!) and good for 2 guys. And Bavarian atmosphere with songs and "Prost's!" on Friday were super fun! Will definitely come back once I'm back in NY. read more

Had a great time here with friends. Drinks were larger than I thought, food portions were larger than I thought. Servers were all super friendly and prompt. read more

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I planned a retirement party here on a Friday afternoon with about 30 people or so. We had 3 tables reserved and a dedicated server, Daniel, he was fantastic and attentive. My drink pace was nice considering the amount of people we had. Everyone really enjoyed their beers I ordered a German margarita, it was nice, not much different than the usual ones. Then I tried the Jagerita and that was amazing. I was pleasantly impressed by that drink and enjoyed 3 of them. We also ordered a few pretzels with cheese and mustard. They were warm, fluffy and tasty. The place has a lot of seating and a small stage for performances. Definitely check them out! read more

This place is purely good vibes. Good music, tasty food, good drinks,and they even play a drinking contest. this is the perfect spot to celebrate Oktoberfest but I believe they keep the theme alive year-round read more

Great service- lots of variety of beers and food is pretty decent bar good. Prices are reasonable. Seating is bench style. Can get crowded on certain nights read more

This German beer hall can get very crowded especially on big holidays where people go out and drink (oktoberfests, and such) It is a cool spot up a flight of stairs. The bar area is alright nothing special. They really only sell one kind of beer and light versions of it too. They have other tables and chairs in this beer hall and some out door tables on their terrace area. Which I think is smallish. read more

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We love this place! The beers, the food were delicious. The service was fantastic too. Great for happy hours and hang out with friends and coworkers. Highly recommended! read more

Bierhaus NYC - Bierhaus pretzel, Frikadellen, Bratwurst - German Near Me - New York, New York

You won't get any more authenic than this. The beer is on tab and exactly like your in fatherland Germany. Dunkal dark beer, Juegernsizle gravy cabbage all fantastic . read more

Sorry to say but our experience was not great. We had a group of 7 for dinner on a Saturday night. 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. read more

Bierhaus is a greattttt time. The wooden tables and wooden accents paired with boot-shaped glasses really add to the authenticity of this place. I cannot even fathom the possibility of being bored at Bierhaus with multiple sports games playing at the same time as a live band. I was so surprised I was able to book for a party of 10 the same day, as it is a spot in nyc. The vibes were excellent and so was the food! My favorite had to have been the chicken sliders. They were so juicy and flavorfully coated in buffalo sauce. I can also say the same about the sausage and heard my friends rave about the shredded cabbage and cucumber salad multiple times throughout the night. Because I was saving my appetite for Bierhaus all day, I was so glad that the waiters were really efficient with taking orders and getting the food out quickly. My only critiques are that I wish the pretzels came with more beer cheese and that the NA drinks weren't so overpriced. Despite it being the city, I still think $16 is a lot for a non-alcoholic mule. read more

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Came here and got my Germany. -classic Schweinshaxe (pork shank): so good and well made. Tender and juicy. -Jager schnitzel: Decent. The sauce is interesting and vaguely nostalgic. Perhaps sauce on the side would be better. Would try a different schnitzel next time. -Kasespaetzle: smoky and melt in the mouth cheesy. Excellent. Almost tasted like there was bacon on it even though the topping was declined. Would get again but also want to try the regular spaetzle next time. The sides that came with the entrees: sauerkraut was too sweet (I thought it was supposed to be sour?), red cabbage was still sweet but less, strange but it grew on me. Pickled onions always good. read more

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You go in and think you found a German Beer Haus. What you found is a German style beer pub that has some food to offer. It has been around for years. You climb the stairs and find yourself that is not what you would see walking in to the beer halls in Berlin. This is a combination of German, Beer, Food and a gathering of people getting together to talk and drink. We went in expecting the Haus and found a beer bar with large tables and people talking with a band was playing, or trying to with all the people talking. Once we got a table that we were told to leave by 8pm since another couple booked it for that time, we sat down and decided what to try. We ended up with a Jagerschnitzel (which is a pork schnitzel), along with warm potato salad, red cabbage and cucumber salad. This warm and what to expect even if the pork was a bit stiff. We also had a reuben sandwich we ordered, The rye bread was nice. The reuben was a good size and perfect to enjoy. It was served with potato chips made in the back. Along with this we had a nice larger stein for beer to enjoy with it. The beer was good. A little cold since int he US we like our beer cold and not at room temperature as they drink in Germany. Took a little adjusting to this, but not a problem. For dessert we had a strudel and ice cream. This was good by itself. It was warm and fresh. Ideal way to end the meal. Overall, it is not a bad place to be. The food was fine. The staff was nice. The atmosphere was not a traditional German Beer Hall you have in Berlin. Anyway, we were out of their by 8pm for the next people to sit at the table we sat at. Danke. PS....The guy throwing up at the bar as we left and his friend was down the stair was a nice touch. Just be careful of what (and how much) you drink. read more

This is my new go-to place. I don't know how I've missed it before, but I love it now. The brats and beer selection made me so damn happy. read more

Bierhaus NYC - Dunkel - German Near Me - New York, New York

Amazing little german bar up a steep flight of stairs. The place was extremely lively on a weeknight, and service was prompt! I tried whatever the waiter recommended, and the beer was really good (I can't for the life of me recall the name of the draft). I also split the appetizer sampler with my buddy I was with. The portions were a little small for the price, but it's a bar in NYC so you can't have high expectations. A great selection of meat and pickled vegetables to go with the beer. overall I had a great time and would recommend it for anyone looking for a german place to unwind in NYC! read more

Bierhaus NYC - Beer - German Near Me - New York, New York

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Great experience and great sausage. Ambiance is fun and service was fast! Highly recommend bringing friends

This place has a charming German beer garden vibe, and our server was friendly and attentive. However, the ambiance was frustrating during our visit due to a kids' birthday party with about 10+ children running around while their parents treated the space like a daycare. The staff made efforts to encourage the parents to keep the kids under control, but unfortunately, it didn't make much of a difference. Under different circumstances, I think this could be a very enjoyable spot. The food was hit or miss--the large pretzel was phenomenal, probably the best I've ever had, but the Spätzle was dry and underwhelming. Given the kids running around we opted out of ordering more food. read more

Bierhaus NYC - German Near Me - New York, New York

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Great place highly recommended, a real taste of bavarian culture..............................................

Great place to transport you Germany and make you feel like you're experiencing Oktoberfest. The staff is accommodating and the food is delicious. Can't wait to go back. read more

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A really great place for a large group. Tons of space with long tables and benches. Food is solid and came out fast. Upstairs from Wendy's, be careful with going upstairs and down the stairs when you are intoxicated!! We came here for a late lunch (around 1:30 pm) on Sunday afternoon and the place was surprisingly empty. Only a few customers but we are not complaining. The waitress was good and took our order right away. The beer is great, love all of the variety of German beers! Wheat, dunkel, dunkel Weis, Keller, Pilsner, love it!!! It's hard to choose a favorite because they are all delicious. I do love the dunkel Weis tho! Our food was delicious. We had classic schnitzel, meatball appetizer, mushroom truffle flatbread, bacon flatbread, schnitzel with mushroom sauce, and buffalo cauliflower appetizer. The Buffalo cauliflower was a bit too spicy to eat a whole plate, so best to share. Will definitely come back here next time we visit NYC! read more

I found myself at Bierhaus the other day to celebrate a colleague's birthday. I periodically work in the area and am slowly making my way through the eateries in the vicinity, but this spot was new for me. I normally don't go out of my way for German food or beer gardens since I'm not the biggest beer drinker, however this place looked fun so I got excited to check them out. It's funny because I must have passed this place at least a dozen times and never really noticed it - silly me. Anyway, there's a nice sign letting you know you arrived, and upon entry you're immediately greeted by a staircase leading you up to the restaurant. The space is large and done up nicely - festive decorations to match the theme of the place, long communal tables as expected in a beer garden, and servers in lederhosen to match the feel of the aesthetics. The music selection, however, was a little weird - it was more contemporary mainstream music which kinda took away from the atmosphere a bit. It was not crowded when we arrived, and had our pick to a number of tables. The menu had typical German fare - a selection of wursts, schnitzels, apps, and a few extras like burgers, sandwiches, and more American dishes. We decided to start with the wurst sampler; this came with five different kind of wursts, red and white sauerkraut, potato salad, and mustard. This was good - the wursts were prepared nicely and I enjoyed the different varieties. They all had good flavor and the krauts/mustard were good complements. I decided to keep the wurst party going and ordered chicken bratwurst for my main. This was kind of an extension of the app, where it contained two links, sauerkraut, mustard, and potato salad. It was presented nicely and was really the perfect lunch-size portion; the wursts were full of flavor without being too salty, and the sides tasted really fresh. Service was great, everyone was super friendly and the food came out at a good pace. Overall, I had a good first experience at Bierhaus - I cannot speak on their beer, but this seems like a fun place and I would return if given the opportunity. read more

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Stopped into Bierhaus NYC while staying nearby by the UN. It was an easy walk over to 3rd ave. You definitely can't miss Bierhaus perched atop the Wendy's and the Dunkin' Donuts. Climb the stairs up (I didn't see an elevator so I'm not sure it's handicap accessible) and you're in the cutest little beer hall you've ever seen. It was all done up for Oktoberfest while I was there at the end of September (maybe it always is, I'm not sure). The bar was busy but the dining room and outside dining area were pretty empty. I found a server and she said that I could sit anywhere I liked until 4:30 p.m. then the whole place was reserved for Oktoberfest events. It was just after 3:00 so I didn't anticipate that being a problem. I sat down and a properly-attired server came and took my order. I started with 1 Lt of their Hofbraus Hefe Weizen. Good serving seize for sure. The beer was cold and I enjoyed that typical wheat bier flavor. For my meal: The Haus Dog. This 10" (yes, 10 inches) hot dog was smothered in cheese, relish, sauerkraut, their bier haus sauce, and bacon. To be honest, the main things I tasted were cheese and relish. The relish had a sweetness to it that I didn't think worked well with the rest of the dog. That being said, everybite had tons of flavor so it wasn't overpowering. The dog was served with chips that came with beer cheese and mustard. I much preferred the mustard. I enjoyed the ambiance of the place and started so the the Oktoberfest revelers begin to arrive. My server was great and I closed out so she could leave before all the festivities began. Bierhaus NYC was a fun experience. I'd definitely return to try some of their other food and beers. read more

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My partner is German he really loved this place. The ambiance and vibes are very chill, the restaurant is upstairs and has long tables that I guess are meant to allow more of a bar type feel. There's also balcony seating. All the food was really good. You should try the beer flight it lets you taste all their house beers. Make sure you get that with the Bierhaus Pretzel it makes for a great combo. We had the Käsespätzle which is basically a German "mac & cheese" with the Classic schnitzel. More than enough food for two people to share. We didn't even finish everything. read more

Bierhaus NYC - There's a great skylight in the middle of the restaurant makes it nice and airy. - German Near Me - New York, New York

So much fun, if the band is there. Decent beer. Decent food. Good to try at least once.

Up a steep staircase is probably NYC's best known German beer hall. We were there shortly after it opened at noon. On the weekend they have brunch specials which include a beer of your choice (pictured). I went in expecting to have a beer with brunch, but when I saw Glühwein, I was sold. This was a bit pricy in comparison to the other drinks, but it was a seasonal special. I also ordered the soup and sandwich combo. The tomato bisque could have been warmer, but it served as a great dipping sauce for my pretzel/based grilled cheese sandwich. The brunch special included a burger with a fried egg and a beer for $25. We ordered some Brussel sprouts to split. There was enough to be easily shared by a table of 6. There were sliced hazelnuts and apple slices mixed in. I could eat this as a main. It was so tasty! The benefit of being there so early is that you could spread out as much as you want and have an intimate lunch or sit by others and start up a conversation. The entire room is open, making it a perfect scene for people watching. I also really appreciated the benches. This isn't picnic table seating where you have to hike your legs over to settle in or get out. This has traditional long benches and a long table that is light enough for you to slide out to get in. I think this space would be great to bring a group, but note that it is not super accessible for those needing mobility accommodations. read more

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