The food is always incredible. They also added some new specials like German empanadas, soft…read morepretzels and Oma's baked bacon wrapped chicken cordon bleu. Everything was great and the service was perfect.

Rude service, apparently the owner does not like military. Very rude and decided to blame world…read moreevents on military. Nothing really German about this place. Better off going elsewhere

Came in at 4pm but they still made a good Ribeye. Make sure to ask for the house Witbeir if you're…read moreinto those. the place is huge and the TVs are big so if the game is on this a great place to come. The service was good and on point. I'll be back

Food is good. Some of the wait staff are moody Owner is…read morevery sociable. All and all not bad place. I'd go again

Three generations of my family have shopped here--my grandparents, my parents, and now me…read more Their "Irish Beef" and "Congressional" sandwiches are truly life-changing. The roast beef and pork tenderloin are seasoned just right and roasted to perfection. But what really sets this place apart is the way they treat you. They know their customers by name and make you feel like part of the family every time you walk through the door.

The service here is second to none. The butchered meats are second to none. They do not sacrifice…read morequality for price. The sausages, wursts, and franks and simply the best. This is one of the few places that still gives the personal touch of times gone by. Come here as a stranger, leave as a friend. Come here a few times, and you feel like family.

We were offered samples while we were there to try and it was amazing to taste before we bought it!read more

Never had a bad Strudel and the owner and employees are great and helpful highly recommend we keep…read moregoing back

My wife and I were in Philly for a long weekend and this place was nearby in South Philly…read more I loved this place, they have a huge list of German beer. I ordered a beverage and the beer was delish! Our bartender was great and I love the German themed interior. The place was packed and the food looked fantastic. Some got a huge pork knuckle. I had one in Germany and they are huge and really fun to eat. Definitely stop in and get some beer and food if you wish. The pretzels looked awesome! Philly is a huge pretzel city!

All the servers have been busting their butts during this World Cup run and have done a phenomenal…read morejob. Matthew was our server in the back room and he deserves special props for going above and beyond in taking care of our party. So friendly and such a pleasant attitude, and looked out for us during the Cup Final, making sure we could get seats together for my friend's family with kids. Best server there!! My friends are from Germany and love this place, generally. Large selection of German beers and the food is pretty good. A great spot for soccer games, for sure.

Alright, let's bring this one all down the line to the current:…read more I'm going to let the music do the talking. For every visit where I've checked in here over the past five years, I've probably forgot to on a 1:1 ratio. I'm somewhere in the ballpark of 40 check ins here, which should give you an idea as to how we feel about DAT. Not a whole lot we haven't seen here over that time. Masks, menu changes, trivia night, music trivia night, brunch, lunch, etc. There are three keys that run throughout. 1. Hands on owner. Nate is very present in some capacity almost every time we're here. Nothing he won't do from seating, bussing, food running to turning the Yankees on a nearby TV for a fellow fan :) 2. The randomness of the music being played. Anything from 60's to 90's rock, occasional R&B, maybe some disco or my favorite from last Wednesday at lunch, Yacht Rock. Nothing goes down smoother than hard cider with grilled cheese and goulash and a side of the Admiral himself, Michael McDonald. Fantastic vibe and hang here every time. 3. The consistency of the menu. The short rib goulash and any of the soup renderings are fantastic. Past that, house made tots, wings, burgers, crab cakes, beef on Weck, links, perogies. It's all so damn good, even though I think the secret weapon is the seafood. Anything done here with crab, shrimp or the seasonal scallop specials are guaranteed winners. I guess to keep 'em honest, if there's one small ding I could bring up it's the pricing. Admittedly, some of the menu offerings are on the higher end of the spectrum but then again, the quality is there and so is the consistency. You get what you pay for. It's a 40-45 minute each way hike to come here and as long as they keep doing what they've been doing here since the beginning, in the immortal words of the prophet Randy Newman: "We're gonna ride it till we just can't ride it no more."

Decided to pop in for a revisit ! Ken got…read moreThe Full Acre Bloody Mary ( pretzel kielbasa and deviled eggs). Got the thumbs up! I got the Devils peach fork. Very refreshing. Had a side of the whipped feta hot honey and peaches. I think a whipped ricotta would have brought it home. Anyway definitely worth the stop. Place is clean staff is friendly.

We were excited to try out this German restaurant. The exterior and interior is charming. White…read moretable clothe, heavy flatware, bread service, cloth napkins, German decor. Definitely a 'date night' experience. Private parking lot is on a hill and a staircase leads up to the entrance. An exterior elevator is to the right of the staircase for wheelchair users. The restaurant has a number of dining rooms each with it's own charm. Restrooms are clean and updated, with a diaper station. Pleasant staff. Very nice ambiance with soft jazz in the background. We started with a mixed salad from their specials menu to share. A small portion each of potato salad, beet salad and cucumber salad with mixed greens and cherry tomato. I did inform our waiter I have a pork allergy and potato salad has pork in it but that salad was not seperated from the others. Out of an abundance of caution (because I get *really* sick!) I ate one beet from the top, three cucumber slices and lettuce. The pickled cucumber is tangy, the pickled beet very nicely done-firm with a bit of a vinegar bite, not over done. The dressing on the lettuce is a bit sweet, complimenting the vinegar in the other elements. I selected an elk entree from the specials menu. Just a bit of gaminess, the meat was cooked well. The cream mushroom sauce has nice size mushroom slices and countered the dryer texture of elk very well. The red cabbage side has a little bit of sweetness to it and the portion size was good. Our meal lasted about two hours from start to finish. There is one small dining room with one large table making for a more private dining experience. This space was occupied by a family group. Side note: on this warm summer evening it was quite cool inside. So cool, I went back to my car for a sweater. We made reservations through their website.

The service is horrendous. Made a reservation; they forgot our reservation and took us 25 minutes…read moreto get a seat, then given a seat, they took another 30 to take our order, and another 30 to get our drinks. We were completely ignored, as our kids are throwing a fit for just water! Dinner took us three hours, and unfortunately, the food was not enough to make up for this massive inconvenience and terrible experience. They were drastically understaffed with only four servers for a very full and busy restaurant, but either way they have an issue that they're failing to address. The paltry level of service is unacceptable for any respectable restaurant.

Faux German pub, we selected what we hoped was traditional German dishes, but the food was a bit of…read morea disappointment. The server was friendly and helpful though! If they provided authentic German food it would improve immensely!

Our food was really great at this restaurant. We had the pulled pork sandwich and the cheeseburger…read more Would get those again!

This is a great place, but Austrian village only takes cash as far as I know still. Authentic…read moreGerman atmosphere.

I am so sad to see the Austrian Village close. This was a favorite restaurant from childhood to…read morenow. When we lived in 19111 the village was a two or three times a month. Since then once a month for sure. Many birthdays and too many funeral lunches were held here. There is no equivalent to the village and it will be sorely missed.

Wow this is a hidden gem!…read more My husband and I stumbled upon this place after he was doing a errand. They have everything that you are honestly looking for. They have sweets, imported items , and deli , bakes goods , frozen items , juices and a couple of other items that you can't forget to purchase. Everything was all for a great price and the service was amazing along with the employees being very nice and explained a couple of things when we were at the deli. I would highly recommend coming here and checking them out.

Nice little Polish deli in Brodheadsville. It's in a strip mall, plenty of parking. Lots of…read morekielbasa! and European groceries. Frozen pirogies in the back. Friendly staff.