Delicious brats and German potato salad! The owner was a nice lady who chatted with me while my…read morebrats were being prepared. Can't wait to try them again!

The German Burger was great, and the freshly made potato salad was the best I've ever had!! The…read moreowners were friendly, and the service was fast.

We had lunch archery bistro today. We were served by Kerri who was very helpful with the info on…read morethe menu and descriptions of the sides. My husband had German potsto salad . I had cucumber salad. We shared beef goulash. Our sides were Walter potatoes and I had the pasta. Beverages: Walter hot spiced wine and I had pomegranate iced tea. We brought a couple of pieces of pistachio cake to have tonight. All the food was delicious.

Not fresh, just terrible food and extremely overpriced…read more Everything is pre-cooked and kept warm in heated trays. For how long, who knows? Portions are tiny (think salad served on a teacup saucer), and they clearly cut corners on ingredients. Most dishes are bulked up with cheap fillers like rice, with barely any meat or vegetables. The names of the dishes have nothing to do with what is actually served. The food looks nothing like what you would get at any other restaurant. At best, it resembles something you might have been served in a Communist-era Budapest factory canteen in the 1980s. Owner does not take criticism well, I think she is tired and just gave up. Wake up: you will never bring the business back by cutting cost on ingredients and by serving lazy pre-cooked food. There is a market for good Hungarian food but you are just giving it a bad reputation, a disgrace.

Ambiance - Cool little converted 2-story flat that has been converted into one business downstairs…read moreand the restaurant upstairs. Entrance is down a short alleyway and up a set of stairs in the back. Tizley's sits on the main drag downtown and didn't appear to have a view of the water per se, but the (limited) balcony dinning sits right over all the action going on down on the street...which seemed cool, though my wife and I elected to sit indoors on this day. Inside is very nicely decorated in a Austro-Bavarian tavern/pub style. Pretty cool and this was exactly what my wife and I wanted when we decided on eating lunch here. FB marketplace brought us to town for the day and Yelp brought us to Tizley's. Service - we hit Tizley's right at high noon and they were pretty busy. Despite this, we were seated within ten minutes - a nice surprise as the hostess (and possibly owner/manager??) initially cited us a 20-minute wait. Our waiter was prompt, friendly, and very efficient throughout our entire meal. He checked in on us frequently and ensured we were enjoying our meal. Food - I had the Wiener schnitzel and my wife had the Jägerschnitzel - both of us had mash and spaetzle as our sides. Both of us enjoyed our schnitzels - in my case, I was truly happy their Wiener schnizle was in fact a veal cutlet and not pork... which I've found to be a common substitute here in the PNW. Beer menu was robust and had an emphasis on German-styled beers! We will definitely be back!

Was looking for a good place to grab some dinner with friends in Poulsbo and came upon this place…read morein a list of recommendations. I made a reservation for our party just in case as it was a Saturday night. The restaurant is actually located upstairs and access is gained by walking along the side of the building down a small alley. Thankfully another reviewer mentioned this. Many German dishes were on the menu. My group opted we share a large pretzel as an appetizer. Totally a wonderful home made pretzel served with bier cheese and two different types of mustards. I ordered the jaegerschnitzel with German potato salad. The schnitzel had a wonder flavor and it was covered in a mushroom gravy. I was so impressed with the potato salad. It was a flavorful pair to the schnitzel. This meal felt like someone's grandma made it. Everything was made from scratch and you could taste it in every bite.

We stopped in this shop for a quick look and loved the small gift shop vibe. The employee working…read morewas very kind and engaging. Fun variety of Scandinavian themed novelties.

Looked at the website prior to coming. It consisted of a 90's looking PDF and the words "lefse,…read morelefse, lefse, FRESH LEFSE, everyday." I was in Starwood a little early for a Dr's appointment and had an hour to wait until they opened so I went to a local park and walked around. Upon arriving the open light wasn't on. I waited 15 minutes until someone finally came out. I get out of my car and am greeted by whom I assume is the employee telling me "are you here to look" and "oh you can go in then". Glad I had permission to enter a shop that should have already been open for 20mins. As I look around the tiny closet of a shop she begins asking me "what am I looking for" I tell her lefse for sure and maybe a gift if I find the right thing. I can't say for sure but I got the vibe she thought I was stealing. This shop is so tiny she literally has merchandise on the floor for lack of space. There's no way it is ADA compliant or up to fire code. I don't find anything I like and proceed to the counter and inquire about the Lefse. She explains it comes in packs of 6 is 10.50 a pack and asks how many I want. I request 2 and then watch as she clears merchandise off of a freezer and removes prepackaged Lefse. I debate internally whether to get it or leave and get the ingredients to make. Ultimately considering the labor it takes to make I opted to buy. I get my card out and she proceeds to ask if I wanted a 3rd pack because she "doesn't do card for less than $30. If not I'll have to calculate the tax." I let her do her calculations and leave with my frozen not "fresh" lefse. In my car I look at the lefse in question to see where it came from. Some place in ND called Freddy's. Further inspection of the package and I see no indication as to when it was made or when it expires. I check their website to see what kind of markup I just took and surprisingly found it to be close to what I had just paid. Moral of the story is... if you want lefse either make it yourself or look online where you can just order it. Also maybe charge sales tax as it's the law and look into whether a wheel chair can fit inside your fire-nightmare death-trap of a closet. Oh...and update your website so as to not falsely advertise fresh food. As to the employee I cannot say she was particularly rude like many other ratings have said but she wasn't particularly nice either and I got the impression she doesn't particularly care. Uff Da, what a bad experience!

Excellent experience for someone who has never had schnitzel (esp for Gluten Free)! Waiter was very…read morehelpful and accommodating to recommend items and include substitute items for dietary needs. It was also DELICIOUS! Great time and so fun to try a new cuisine.

Excellent quality of food freshly prepared with very friendly service. The restaurant is small and…read morequaint with a simple quiet and romantic ambiance. We had hoped to enjoy Sunday brunch but we missed it and had to come on Sunday evening-- the restaurant recommends reservations but our timeline was uncertain. We accepted 2 seats at the bar where we were afforded personal service. We loved the food and highly recommend this restaurant for the overall experience. We enjoyed artisanal bread with cheese spread, a plate of pickled vegetables, jagerschnitzel served with spaetzle snd sauerkraut. The sauerkraut was thickly shredded and freshly fermented and perfectly salted. Ordered an extra side we joyed it so much!! Evaschnitzel has earned its rave reviews one meal at a time. We enjoyed the food and experience!

First impressions were excellent. I was in town to visit and celebrate a friend's birthday. We made…read moredinner reservations and had a nice, big table to accommodate everyone. I love the pub setting and decor with its rustic, cozy charm. The interior is spacious and perfect for groups of any size, whether you're watching sports, dining casually, or enjoying happy hour. It felt like we were in a different country. The menu offers plenty, from classic German cuisine to draft beers and more. We all ordered a variety of stuff, and everything looked appetizing. We shared a couple of starters--deep-fried pickles and the Brätzel. Both were great. For my entrée, I chose one of the Berliner Favorites, a Schnitzel Sandwich with a side of skinny fries. It was also delicious and filling. If you can't decide on what beer to try, they offer a few flight options. We also had to get the German Chocolate Cake shot! It's dangerously good! The staff was kind and attentive and made the meal experience even better. If I come back to visit the area, I'll consider coming back for more tasty German food and a refreshing beer! After the meal, we walked around town and found some cool spots for dessert and to hang out.

First visit to the Berliner left me impressed! It was easy to walk in, grab a seat, and scan…read moretableside QR menus. Bonus - the service was fantastic, beer was fresh, and the food was delicious. We tried the wurstplatte with sauerkraut and warm potato salad, and schnitzel with spaetzel. No regrets - both were delicious! The space was very large with plenty of seating. The extensive beer menu was on the wall, and the staff took our order pretty promptly. It's a great spot for casual drinks, celebrations, family meals, and were welcoming of all ages.

Tip: 2% surcharge if paying with card payment…read more This restaurant serves delicious German food, and it's kid-friendly. The decor is rustic and cozy, with fun wall decorations like moose head and old clocks. The food was a hit for both adults and kids - our favorites is Pineapple Schnitzel; Polish Platter is a good choice if you want to try a variety. You can also to substitute, like sauerkraut instead of potato. My toddler enjoyed the Schnitzel from the kid's menu. Service was good, all the ladies working there are very friendly.

Have wanted to visit here for a long time and finally did so recently. It is a wonderful little…read morerestaurant with a great Bavarian feel, very clean and good parking options. The menu is a good size, and had plenty of variety. We ordered the pork chop and the pork schnitzel. The entrees come with two side options. The staff were quick and polite. Great meal, good value and look forward to trying the other menu options.

Amazing atmosphere. Great service. Love the whole place. Awesome menu and delicious food.read more

Stopped by for a quick bite before a show at climate pledge, and it was pretty packed. We didn't…read morehave to wait for a table or anything, and the service to order and everything was super quick. However, we waited a super long time for food which was not great given we had a show to run to. We ordered burgers and a pulled pork sandwich and for the amount of money, they are extremely disappointing. The burgers/sandwiches are smaller than a McDonald's burger which is so sad. The pulled pork itself was kinda dry and the flavor was fine. Fries and tater tots were fine as well. Nothing amazing. Overall, was a little sad with the experience. The food was super overpriced for the food, and the wait for food was extremely long. It probably makes for a good hangout spot with the happy hour, huge space, and numerous tvs, but idk. Not for me

Love the sliders and wings good vibe and Great place to take the kids! Love the open table seatingread more

Recently stopped in here for a date night with the wife…read more We've been looking for a decent replacement ever since Tacoma lost the Rhein Haus. Since my wife is of German heritage, brats and kraut are a thing in our life. The menu here looked really good, so we stopped in our 29th anniversary. I will say, there is a parking lot across the street. For those who've been in the area for a while and remember past times, it used to be a used car lot Luckily I found an empty spot on the street right out front, so I grabbed it. But yeah, parking in this area can be tricky. Just be aware that there is the lot across the street on Puyallup Avenue, the entrance is from "Court A", which looks like an alley but is technically a road. Tacoma is fun like that. So let's talk food. We ordered the Brätzel, because my wife loves a good soft pretzel with some beer cheese. This one states that it's a beer cheese soup, and it was a bit thinner than a typical beer cheese. But it had a really good flavor. It was not gritty at all like some beer cheese can be (I'm looking at you Hops&Drops). I'm not a huge pretzel fan, but I will say that I tried a portion of it and enjoyed this one. The pretzel had a good flavor and the beer cheese soup was great. We also split the Landjäger / Käse Platte. Let's get one thing clear, this thing is bigger than it looks on the menu. There's a lot here. I'm really not sure exactly which of the four cheese were which. If you go by the description on the Käse Platte then it should be Bavaria Bleu Crème, Raclette, Emmentaler and Butterkäse. The Bleu Crème is easy to spot. The rest look similar really. But each had a unique flavor and all tasted absolutely wonderful. The cured beef and pork sausages were good, but the cheese stole the show here. We also shared the Berliner Platte for a main. Again, I can not stress this enough, there is A LOT of food here. the two of us had no chance of eating all this. This plate comes with the following sausages; Berliner Bratwurst, Smoked Cheese, Spicy Cheese, Chicken Andouille & Bockwurst as well as being served with sauerkraut and you get to pick two sides. We chose the Spätzle and Pommes (fries). All of this was amazing. The spicy sausage and the andouille were too spicy for my wife, but we knew that going in. If you have a group and are wanting to sample the many wursts here, I would highly recommend this plate. Now, let's talk service. I don't remember our server's name, but she was so great. Very friendly, very tentative, very good at her job. This was exactly the kind of service I look for when I go out to a restaurant. I don't want some tablet where I'm interacting with a faceless machine, I don't want a kiosk, I want a real person who engages with us and helps make our experience the best it can be, and this place gets it. The staff here is on point, they are good, they take good care of you and the experience made s want to come back. This place is for sure at the top of our list for German food here in Tacoma. If you have not been, you need to stop by. It's not big, it's not fancy, you'll drive right by it if you aren't paying attention. But this place is by far the perfect replacement for our missing sausage haus. We are so glad we stopped in.