The bartenders were great! My issue is that during karaoke the song Mr Brightside was banned…read morebecause the owner went to KU. How insecure do you have to be to ban that song? Get a grip and MIZ forever

Get the Pizzas - both Veggie & Canadian very good. Cocktail decent strength, bartenders know what…read morethey are doing, friendly and fun. Definitely local spot but everyone was smiling on busy Friday nite. Will return if back in town.

Great service and food was delicious at 4th St. Pizza! As soon as we came in, we were greeted by…read morethe delicious smell of food and the courteous staff. Went during lunch time on a Friday and took advantage of their lunch specials. Their pizza dough was airy and crispy, their mozzarella cheese and marinara sauce were very flavorful. Had a salad with their homemade lemon poppyseed dressing that was really good. If I lived here, this would be a place I would go back to often.

They were packed! Clearly a local (and visitor) favorite. We added jalapeños and red onions to the…read moreBBQ chicken pizza - so good! The salad with house made blue cheese was phenomenal. And the bottled root beer tasted like a root beer barrel candy - so sweet! Service was fabulous! Honestly though, the physical place could really use a freshen up. The lighting and entryway especially. (Ripped cushions etc) The other con - our pizza took about 45 minutes to come out. But they were completely booked too, so that makes some sense. Enjoy! Hermann is so fun.

Its lack of ambiance Is the ambience! The food is some damned good bar food. Don't let…read moreappearances fool you. This place should be featured on, "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives" Their hamburgers are to die for. The staff is excellent and no nonsense. Just good food and lots of room to enjoy it.

My family has been regulars at Sharp Corner Tavern for years. We've spent a lot of evenings there,…read moreusually with my grandpa. Tonight was the first night we went back after he passed away. The restaurant was nearly empty on a weekday night. There were multiple open 6- and 8-top tables available, and we chose a 6-top because the only open 4-top was directly next to the front door. Shortly after we sat down, another table left, making the place even emptier. A staff member came over and insisted we move because we only had four people, despite the fact that there was no crowd, no wait, and no practical reason the table would be needed. We explained that we were regulars, that the restaurant was empty, and even shared that the reason our usual fifth person wasn't with us was because my grandpa had just passed away. Instead of showing any flexibility or understanding, he continued insisting we move. The situation escalated, and our family ended up leaving without eating. I understand restaurants have policies, and I normally respect that. But there's also such a thing as judgment, hospitality, and basic human compassion. This felt less like customer service and more like someone enforcing rules for the sake of enforcing them. It was honestly disappointing from a place we've supported for years.

The menu is more bar food with a few token german items than a german menu. Pretty basic fare in a…read morebar atmosphere. We got the Jägerschnitzel, they call schweinschnitzel with Jäger sauce. It was ok. Red cabbage was good. Warm german potato salad was good. Nice eclectic, old bar atmosphere. Service was fine.

Why so unfriendly? The town thrives on tourist so if you don't like tourists, shut your doors. Your…read moreratings support this. Was in on a Friday around 2, not busy but when we sat at the bar-the two ladies bartending just stared at each other until the older unfriendly one took our order. We had one beer and left. Two stars because it's a cool place, zero on service.

Tin Mill is worth the visit. From the amazing wait staff to the atmosphere. Enjoy a meal in a…read moreconverted mill whose rustic interior adds to the experience. I enjoyed a mulled wine, salmon and potato cakes. The food was prepared well and was delicious. The caveat (there's always a caveat) is, be prepared to spend a lot of money on a meal that I've personally cooked for about a 5th of the price. However, as I was eating out because I didn't feel like cooking tonight, it was very close to being worth the expense. I also want to thank my waitress as she was very good.

What a great little place…read more We stopped in here to grab a bite to eat after the long drive to town. Dropped off our stuff at our Airbnb and headed straight here. The only negative I have is that I didn't have time to eat more of the food. And order more drinks. So, this one will be on the list for a return visit. But, I can hear you saying... "Rob, you only scored it 4 out of 5!" Well, that is because I can't do a half-star. So let me explain! The Food - Amazing Schnitzel with all the right sides. Katie got the salmon, again seasoned and cooked to perfection. They get all stars for the food! The Ambiance - This place, at one time, was a working mill and has all of that rustic charm. There are private rooms that are decked out in the downstairs of the place, and plenty of amazing thick-beamed rooms by the bar and main seating area. Lots of fun things outside when it isn't too cold. Again, all the stars! The Service - The person who seated us gave us a quick rundown on the local liquors and their general food. Then, just for grins, let us go take pictures downstairs and at parts of the bar. See attached. She also offered to go further, but we declined and headed to our table. Our waitress... well... she was efficient and friendly. She took our order correctly and delivered the food and check appropriately. And here is where the half-star gets lost. I asked, "Which do you think is better tonight? The Lobster Spätzle or the Schnitzel?" Katie said I looked at her like she had just melted onto the floor when she replied with. "I prefer the Schnitzel! But, I haven't ever had any spätzle." Wait?!?!?! You are working in a Germanesq restaurant, in a Historic German town, and are over the age of 45. Obviously have worked here for a while. And you don't know what one of the 6 dinner dishes, not a salad or a burger, tastes like?!?!?! I mean... I can understand if it was vegan or something like that... but she just told me that she likes the PORK Schnitzel! Owner/Manager... please make sure your peeps can answer the simple flavor questions. Another place was even able to tell me which wine they thought would go with my food... off the top of her head, and they had more on the menu. That said! All of you who get the chance to eat here should take it! I know when I make it back to Hermann, I will, and I'm sure they will get that last star!

If you're in Hermann and want truly exceptional food, go to Hermann Wurst Haus. Seriously--it's…read morethat simple. I had driven through Hermann plenty of times but never stopped until April 29, 2026. Now I'm wondering why I waited so long. Right away, this place stands out--vending machines outside stocked with their own brats (available anytime) and a dog-friendly patio. Already a win. Inside, we were greeted by owner Mike Sloan, who took the time to walk us through everything. That level of hospitality sets the tone. The staff was fantastic, and while waiting for our food (which came out quickly), we checked out their in-house products and free samples--impressive doesn't even begin to cover it. Food highlights: Reuben on rye (daily special): incredible "Best of Show Bratwurst": must-order German potato salad: better than what I've had in Baden-Baden Smoked gouda pasta salad + traditional potato salad: both excellent After talking with Mike, it's clear why everything is so good--this is passion-driven craftsmanship. He even competes in Germany and regularly wins top honors. Bottom line: Don't skip this place. Hermann Wurst Haus is the real deal.

This is a sausage house. Tons of coolers and freezers filled to the brim with their award winning…read moremeats. I grabbed a regular brat with kraut and mustard. It had a great snap and their incredible kraut really made the meal. I also picked up some beef sticks, and a German ring bologna because you only live once. This is great stop in a charming little river town. Highly recommend getting lunch then walking around.

this is a really cool place that just reopened in downtown Hermann. It's Smack dab in the middle of…read morethe historic district, so it's walkable from many of the area guest houses and B&Bs. They have several signature cocktails. We tried one that was a caramel apple type of drink that was really good, especially since it is fall and chilly outside. The building is historic and used to be a bank and hardware store years ago. The interior exposed brick walls make this a real charming place to have a drink or grab a quick bite to eat. The menu is somewhat limited. They have a couple of Paninis, flatbreads and one or two choices on different sizes of pizzas. They also have some other sandwiches as well. I got the chipotle chicken Panini and she got a bacon cheddar chicken Panini. Both were good (we always share). The chipotle chicken was topped with tomatoes lettuce and onion and it was a really good sandwich. Both sandwiches only come with potato chips as a side. I wish there was a little more choice than a bag Premade chips. The sandwiches will set you back about $9 each, And the cocktail was 10 bucks. This is a fabulous addition to the downtown area and one more place to get a quick bite. Currently they're open most days of the week until 7 PM. they also have several choices for coffees in the morning.

Phenomenal dessert and coffee drinks. I had the German Chocolate Cake and Energizer Bunny. It's a…read morecute little place, perfect for a Saturday afternoon. We sat at the bar. The bartender was friendly and fast. I'll come back if I ever return to Hermann. It didn't look at all like a bank. Perhaps I was confused. Since the drinks are very rich, two is about all you can do, but they are with it.

What a fun experience! Their tasting room is a stand-at-the-bar 1-1 service type experience. I'd…read morerecommend asking as many questions as you can think of because those ladies (shoutout to Christa and Lee!!!) know their stuff!! Adam Puchta is on the 7th generation of being owned by the same family. I hope the current kids love their life at the winery! They're constantly considering how to make the experience better for their patrons too - like even planting a cold hardy Verona grape closest to the road for folks to enjoy for photos. They grow many of their own grapes (Verona, Vidal Blanc, Vivant, Vignoles, and Norton), and have satellite vineyards where they grow other varieties such as chambourcin grapes. They frequently have live music, a small cafe for snacks, wines by the glass, wine slushies, and all the accessories you can want - including local honey. Enjoy!!

Wine tasting was wonderful here! We went on a Sunday and it was lovely! No wait and the wine was…read moredelicious! The Vignoles and Berry Black were my favorites- perfectly sweet because I am a sweet wine kind of girl! The gift shop also was super cute with fun and different things in it.

This is the worst Mexican food ever, I dont expect much in non border states but you could tell the…read morerefried beans were canned and unseasoned. Cheese was gloopy sauce style and everything was soggy even the tostada. Enchiladas are impossible to mess up unless you are using fake cheese sauce. Enchilada sauce- hey I used can too not sure what they did to it. Service was fine but the food is sub standard. When are restaurants going to realize you can get better ingredients fresh at the grocery so dont serve SYSCO yuck ingredients.

Decent Hermann MO Mexican food. Hermann is obviously not known for its Mexican food but this place…read morewas better than average. Pic attached of their combination fajitas. The queso fundito was decent as well.

Winery or party central? Dancing, drinks, and the perfect views. This is what awaits you at…read moreOakGlenn Vineyards and Winery. Amazing time!

Came here for the wine tasting and was not disappointed! The lady helping us inside was very…read moreinformative and personable. She was giving me recommendations drink after drink based on my experiences with them. The white muscadine is amazing! We ended up taking home a bottle of it. The red muscadine is great as well, but not as great as the white. I'm usually a big blackberry sweet wine drinker, but the blackberry here wasn't too great. The view from the hill is beautiful. We sat down after and relaxed in the sun. They have tons of tables in the shade as well as under an awning. They don't do wine tastings on Saturdays, just a heads up. They also have a gift shop inside.