First authentic German meal in years. Finally decided to hit Opas and were not disappointed…read more Service was great! The place is very small but it has some outdoor seating. It would've been great to sit outside on a nicer day. The food was great! We shared a bratwurst for an appetizer and had cucumber salad. Both were good but I only ate part of my salad in order to save room for the main event which was Jägerschnitzel and fried potatoes. They both took us back to our days in Germany. We hate that we waited so many years to come in.

Super authentic, tasty German home style cooking. Generous portions, all prepared fresh when you…read moreorder, and fast, friendly, efficient service. Small dining room with lots of cozy decor from Germany. Very welcoming atmosphere, from the time we walked in until we finished our meal and left. Probably the most authentic German food we've had in the US, we lived in Franconia Bavaria for four years in the 80s. Complimentary bread (also authentic) served when we sat down, and we could hear the schnitzel being pounded out in the kitchen when we ordered. Everything came out in an appropriate time, and our server was very friendly and checked up on us all the time. Even upsold us on a dessert (which we had to get to-go, as we were stuffed) by bringing the torte out for us to look at, hard to pass up after seeing it lol. Highly recommended!

First, let me say that I would any day prefer to support a local family owned restaurant over a…read morechain. So if you are into drive-throughs, keep on going. The schnitzel was excellent. Our waitress, Claudia, was outstanding! And the owner, Ann Marie was extremely kind. The Mandarin Cream Cake was OMG!! We loved everything about this restaurant. The only negative is the location. We are from out of town and not familiar with the area. Find it!! It's worth it!!

Been years since I stopped in, place has gotten a facelift, so plenty of tables/space…read more Came in for a quick lunch, left full and happy with a belly full of authentic tasting German chow. Portions were generous, everything came out fresh and tasty. I got the Zigeunerschnitzel, my brother got regular schnitzel, and both portions were very filling. Our server was holding down the place solo, but stayed on top of everything, kept drinks topped off, and was super friendly.

Absolute gem! Was in town visiting family and heard great things things about this bakery. Super…read morefriendly customer service. Not only is it a bakery but it's like little convenience store. They have a lot stock of non perishable goodies. We got banana bread pudding, apple, and mandarin cake slices. All were delicious treats! I grabbed some frozen house made brats too to take home for some future grilling. This will be routine stop when in town now.

Great little bakery. Very friendly…read more You can find some cool candy that I used to buy in Germany and soda.

Small but mighty! We love driving out to Kempner, Texas, to have some good German food. Bratwurst,…read morecucumber Salad and their amazing Green beans! Pastries galore, fresh baked cakes, pies, etc., then you have shelves filled with chocolates, candies and sauces, jellies, etc. My husband and I are so glad to share this fabulous find! The staff is wonderful and sometimes we see the manager out sitting and chatting with guests. Go enjoy some German food! Now, the only thing is, they are only open a few days a week. I believe, Wednesday thru Saturday only! You can also place a pick up order on those days if you don't have time to sit and relax to have a bite to eat.

Food was extremely off putting, the jager had American gravy, the mushrooms looked disgusting. Like…read morethey had been fried off to the side and thrown on top at the end, wrinkly and withered away. The people working there had not uniform and looked exhausted and unput together. Worse of all the potato salad was disgusting.

Amazing little place. Very beer hall style for sure in design. I loved the staff and the food was…read moregreat! Most of all, they had a wonderful beer selection. I will go again for sure. One critique: a bigger pretzel would be great.

This place is such a treasure in the smallest town I never knew existed! Parking was fairly easy to…read morefind and they did have a wait because of how busy it was! The wait is well worth it! The ambiance is marvelous! They have steins everywhere and the decor is pretty neat! I would love to come here during an evening to see how different it is! They had 2 staff working on a Saturday afternoon which is understandable! After a twenty minute wait we were seated and the server came and took our order. He was very nice and helped us order since we couldn't pronounce much on the menu. We got a decent amount of food for 4 of us! I got the Brie with cranberry sauce it was a 4 out of 5. I did not know it would be fried which is why I took one point away. My friends got the potato salad and it was delish! It came warm and was very flavorful! They also got a pitcher of Ratler beer which tasted just like juice! It was delish! My friends got the soup and the Reuben. All were pretty tasty! My husband ordered the Bretzel which was delicious. Then we got two slices of cake. DO NOT SLEEP ON THE BEE STING CAKE! It was divine and I plan on buying a whole one for my birthday! It has almonds, honey, Bavarian sweet cream and Bavarian sweet bread it is phenomenal! I cannot recommend it enough! Each slice was $7 but so well worth it!

A warning: If you eat Weinerschnitzel in Vienna, you will be ruined for life on most of the…read moreversions you find elsewhere. But I was stupid, and hungry, and ordered what looked like the specialty of the house at Eve's Café. In fact, it looked like what they called a Wienerschnitzel was the basis for all sorts of schnitzel variations with different toppings and gravy. That should've been an extra warning for me. To be fair, the description on the menu said that what you would get was a pork chop, and that is what I got. It was a little bit tough, which I suspected in advance, watching the people at the next table, sewing on theirs. The breading was weird in a way that's hard to describe. It was somewhat over-seasoned, a little bit hard, and left an aftertaste that was slightly chemical. An even worse sin by Texas standards, it was small, as in the recommended meat portion size for healthy eating, about the size of my hand, minus the fingers. My side of onion rings had the same breading. And even though I am generally a gravy hog, I didn't especially care for the brown gravy that came with my meal. The German dill salad probably had some dill in it somewhere, but it was all drowned in so much mayonnaise-based dressing, I couldn't really taste it, and the whole thing turned into soup before I finished. This all really sounds terrible, but it wasn't actually terrible. I ate all of it except for the soupy salad, but it just never rose beyond competent, when I had gotten my hopes up for some good German food. As I looked around at what others were eating, I really wished I had ordered one of the fabulous-looking sandwiches, burgers, or bratwurst. Those are harder to mess up. The restaurant itself has a nice location on the Square in Lampasas, and a charming vibe. The Thursday lunch crowd was good sized so it looks like a popular local place. The service was very friendly and pretty quick--maybe little TOO quick, as if my schnitzel might've been waiting for me under a heat lamp. Once I'd finished, I was still a little hungry, and considered ordering a slice of their Black Forest Cake. But I have had Black Forest Cake in Bavaria, and I simply couldn't bear another disappointment.

So this place was recommended, so I had to go. The restaurant is a small establishment, with…read morewonderful vibes. The inside was old fashioned, kind of a western twist. Any ways the waiters was friendly and welcoming. She took our oder quickly and brought us libations. The food looked good and tasted outstanding! The meat was soft and the brown gravy was on point. Furthermore the restrooms are super clean and roomy. Looks like there is only one cook, it might take a minute for your order but worth waiting for. Stay hungry my friends!

Rebecca is amazing. We had most of our meals there. Her service was cheerful each time. The food…read morewas amazing and we had to share the meals since it was big. Great pastries

Super busy at 9 AM on a Friday. We went in and got a cinninon roll and a peach danish…read more Those were excellent. The breakfasts we saw looked amazing a

This was a very yummy dinner in downtown Fredericksburg! We visited after our wine tour and were…read moreexcited to try some German food. They were pretty booked up but as it was cold outside they let us switch our reservation from patio to bar seating. We really enjoyed our meal. The waiters were very attentive and happy to talk through the menu with us. Ultimately we decided on a pretzel as our appetizer, with lamb chops as our entree to share and a side of kasespatzle. The pretzel was warm and a nice size and we thoroughly enjoyed the beer cheese. We finished the cheese halfway through the pretzel and the waiters were kind enough to bring us another one. Next for the kasespatzle - which from my understanding is the German version of mac and cheese. It was very tasty and hearty! More filling than I expected. The lamb chops were the crown jewel of the night - rich and succulent and paired so well with the asparagus. The chef was kind enough to make another lamb chop for us as she saw how the meat shrunk while cooking it. The meal was so tasty and a good size for sharing! We were very full by the end. I'm so glad we tried this place! It would be perfect for date night, a meeting with coworkers or family dinner. I like that they have an intimate inside area as well as the outdoor patio. Check this place out!

I found Otto's to be a bit disappointing. Maybe it's just that German isn't the type of cuisine…read morethat should be elevated... It's great the way it is, and trying to make it fancy doesn't make it better. But I've always thought that if a restaurant has only a few options on its menu, they had better all be great, and I didn't find that to be the case at Otto's. One of us had the schnitzel au gratin, which seemed more to be like a chicken Parmesan. I had the duck schnitzel. I would say they were just both OK. The fried potatoes that came with the au gratin schnitzel were left largely untouched on my companion's plate. There wasn't much flavor to my red cabbage, and my spaetzel seemed to be more like a modern day risotto. And this at a restaurant that makes you leave your credit card for a reservation and threatens to charge if you cancel less than 24 hours before. For that, it had better knock my socks off. But my socks are still on, and they won't be walking back to Otto's. Extra star for the great location.