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    Bar area
    Mina M.

    After the FIFA match between Mexico and Ecuador, my boyfriend and I were looking for a spot to grab a beer, and Das Bierhauz was nearby. We usually hit up places around 9 pm, which is past their food service hours, but they were super accommodating and let us in for drinks, which was really nice of them. This spot used to be La Tartine, a charming French cafe known for coffee and pastries. I'm not sure when the change happened, but it's now Das Bierhauz, and it definitely caters to a German crowd. The beer selection was solid, though if you're an IPA fan, you might want to look elsewhere. I really wish I could have tried their food, so I'll definitely have to stop by earlier next time! The service was excellent; our server was great about getting us drinks even after the kitchen closed. The place has a cool, lively vibe with a big TV for sports and plenty of seating, including a spacious bar area where we settled in. Overall, a good spot for a post-game beer!

    Wiener-schnitzel
    Johann C.

    I don't often eat German food, so this was a neat experience. We came for a later dinner so we got seated immediately. The table behind us was a bit rowdy, but I guess that's supposed to happen when you mix German beer with the World Cup and a bunch of college boys. For starters we got a pretzel to pick at, wiener-schnitzel, German rouladen, and a wurst platte. The potato cakes that calm with the rouladen were surprisingly good, but the rouladen itself was a bit dry - it needed to be drenched in the gravy. Otherwise, everything else was tasty, and it was plenty of food for five adults and a good sampling of German cuisine. I had a great experience here - great spot to watch live sports while eating some decent food. I would love to explore other German spots going forward.

    Crystal Y.

    Good service and a wide variety of beers. Yes to a boot beer always! The menu was also a nice spread. We ordered the pork hock for the table which was crispy and tender at the same time. I highly recommend their veal Jaegerschnitzel which has a creamy mushroom sauce and a side of the most delicious spaetzle ever. I've only had ones that were too dry or not flavorful but this one was perfect. I also like their sausages and sauerkraut. Outdoor seating is comfortable and great for families on a sunny day.

    Calamari
    Doreen C.

    Came here for a team on site and had a good time! We ordered a few appetizers and the donor kebab plate. The calamari and the fried brie Cristini were really good. I especially liked the donor kebab plate. It was surprisingly very flavorful and good! Other people seem to have said the burgers were OK though. And of course, the beer was solid. Cute beer garden!

    My friends Rueben - a German interpretation
    Kellie C.

    We enjoyed a late-ish lunch here Friday before seeing a movie at the Cinemark across the street. We were greeted warmly and chose a two-top by the window. There were also plenty of tables to sit outside (uncovered). The German beer selection is serious and exciting. I ordered a half litre of Gaffel Kolsh ($8.95), and it was delicious and a great accompaniment to my chicken noodle soup and salad. My friend had a Diet Coke, served cold in the can but with a stein, so that was extra fun. For our lunches, I had the side salad (fresh greens, grape tomatoes, carrots, red onions) dressed with a light vinaigrette (a good value at $3.95). My small bowl of chicken noodle soup ("Schenelle Nodlesuppe") wasn't the heartier soup I was hoping for, but it was absolutely authentic (a bouillon-based chicken noodle with broken, thin spaghetti-like noodles, chopped vegetables, and some diced chicken, $10.95). It did taste good but pretty much like a Campbell's chicken noodle soup with skinnier, more al-dente noodles. Because the description mentioned "spaetzel", I was hoping for the spaetzel dumplings I was familiar with, but it turns out this is perfectly authentic. The soup came with a large "pretzel roll", but it only looked like pretzel on the outside. It just tasted like a white bread roll. My friend ordered the Rueben Panini ($16.95, another good value with the salad and fries included), which would be more accurately described as corned beef on baguette with melted cheese, sauerkraut and a schmear of thousand island-like dressing. Her fries were good and generous portion, along with a generous portion of side salad. Our service could not have been friendlier. She kept our waters filled up and checked on us regularly. Splitting checks is not a problem, and cash or contactless payments are welcome. Clean, airy dining room and large, clean restroom. I would definitely come back here to drink German beer and try more of their fare.

    Beer Menu, Dec 2025
    Angel H.

    This place opened summer 2024 as a 2nd location in addition to the one in downtown Mountain View, which was nice to see! The co-owners also own other Turkish & Mediterranean restaurants in the Bay. Snack: KASESPAETZLE $10.95 German Spaetzle w/ melted cheese & caramelized onion - spaetzle is housemade, very fresh! Beer: IPA - OFFSHOOT $8.95 (0.5 L) 7.1% AVB - Mango, pineapple, orange, grapefruit, w/ hints of pine & floral Parking is downtown RC so be prepared to pay at the meters until 8pm. (we were there on a Tuesday evening) There is a crane game machine with cute prizes where a couple guys were playing, looked like they were having a good time. Good spot overall - would visit again!

    Pretzel and cheese
    Megan S.

    The pretzel and cheese are delicious. We came in on a Sunday so it was pretty empty and service was quick. Good place to drop in for a beer with friends or a date. Best part about this place is the large outside seating that had the traditional German tables.

    DONER SANDWICH
    Jenna S.

    Conveniently located across from the movie theater - park underground! Stopped in for a casual weekday lunch with a cheeky beer to match. My brother and I really enjoyed our beers, as we wanted something on the lighter side, and felt that the descriptions were accurate. We thought the food was pretty good, but the lentil soup was a little underwhelming/underseasoned. If I came back, I would definitely get the homemade pretzel, and maybe the sauerkraut. One funny thing is... They were playing the most depressing music known to man! I'm talking Skinny Love, 2012 indie era, sad music! Made it a little bit hard to enjoy my food when I just wanted to burst into tears.

    Potato Dumplings: comes with the Schweinshaxen.
    Scott F.

    Food: - 4.5/5: Schweinshaxen: Available Fri-Sun only. It's better as leftovers; after a day or two in the fridge, the flavors get better. - 4.6: Kasespaetzle: nice snap to the noodles, good sauce. - 3.0: Potato dumplings. Skippable. Beer: - 3.5: Dunkel Weltenburger beer. Dark brown, but not as good as Sam Smith's Ale.

    Red cabbage
    Karne N.

    Fun place for some good German food. Nice convenient location with lots of outdoor seating. It was too sunny for us, so we ate inside by the window. The sausages on the Wurst platter were excellent, the German potato salad was good not great (he's used to homemade) and the sauerkraut was good cured cabbage also good. The Kasespatzlee Gratin was really good with the carmelized onions but very rich. The pretzel was only ok. We would definitely go back.

    Top - Jager Shnitzel Veal; Bottom - Currywurst Mit Pommes Pork
    Jasmine Ariel C.

    Went here and fell in love. It's across from the movie theatre so look for parking in the garage or outside lots. Flights are 3 beers but larger pours, the pretzel is smaller, and you must get the cheese with it. Also ordered the Currywurst with Pork and the Jager-Schnitzel with Veal. Both were amazing but the Jager-Shnitzel stole the show. From the creamy mushroom to dipping the Pretzel bread into the jam. We had to get to go boxes to stop from filling our bellies. Looking forward to trying more of the menu. Staff was very friendly, the restaurant has ample seating inside and outdoors.

    Friday night beer night
    Pallavi P.

    A great spot for some beer. We walked in last Friday evening, and were seated right away. They have a good selection of beers on tap that they serve in 0.5 liter and 1 liter sizes, and a few non alcoholic bottled beers as well. All beers were served in chilled glasses which was much appreciated in the warm weather. The vibe is relaxed and good to unwind with friends. Will look forward to returning to sample their food next time!

    Weiner WIENER SCHNITZEL VEAL
    Jamie G.

    I searched for a brewery with food and Das Bierhauz came up. I looked at the food menu and Weiner Schnitzel sounded amazing, so I checked it out. I walked in a sat at the bar. The bartender gave me a beer and food menu. I looked at the beer menu and realized that it wasn't a brewery, rather a Bierhauz with many taps from different German style breweries. I had an amber ale and a doppelbock. Both were good but the doppelbock was a little sweeter than what I prefer, but still good. I wanted the bock but the keg blew while he was pouring and he didn't have another available. He did give me the small pour and I drank it..totally bummed because it was my favorite of the beers I tried! The place is quite big with plenty of bar, outdoor and indoor seating. The food was quite good too. I ordered the veal wiener schnitzel and it came with spaetzel and a mushroom gravy. The spaetzel with gravy was heavenly! The veal was good, but a little tougher than expected. Overall I had a good meal with good beer. I'll go back!

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    Naschmarkt - Palo Alto

    4.4
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    A lovely spot to celebrate my friends graduation from Stanford! Our party was able to get a…read morereservation of 12 on a Saturday night for dinner. Parking was easy and we were immediately sat. The sausage appetizer was very delicious. I was not a big fan of their pretzel. My partner and I got the Jager Schnitzel and Kraut Rouladen. Both were large portions and tasted delicious. Kraut Rouladen was essentially a meatball wrapped in cabbage. Depending on your preference, you might wish there was a little more sauce. Either way, a great restaurant to try out in the Palo Alto area.

    Bland, bland, bland. Jäger Schnitzel was swimming in a mushroom cream sauce. The sauce was heavy…read morecream, butter, mushrooms, flour, and salt. That's it. No herbs. No wine. No garlic. No onions. No nutmeg. Germans love onions, so it should have been loaded with onions and garlic. Germans also love nutmeg in cream-based dishes, but this was devoid of herbs, spices and flavor. The mushrooms were not pre-roasted, which would have given more flavor too. It was painfully bland. Spätzle was also swimming in a similar, basic cream sauce of cream, butter, salt, and flour. The plain sauce on the noodles reinforces the plain oily mushroom sauce and it becomes heavy, oily, cloying, and overwhelmingly bland. There is enough salt in both dishes, just not enough flavor from herbs, spices, onions, and garlic. Also had the Apfel Strüdel; it was ok, edges were burnt, but acceptable with the provided vanilla sauce and whipped cream. Both the whipped cream and vanilla sauce had visible vanilla bean seeds. So they know how to flavor the sweet sauces, just not the savory. Ordered to go and the best part was the hot food containers; fully sealed and contained all the liquid while also keeping the food very hot! Not all places have considered matching their dishes and to go containers; Naschmarkt clearly has. I really wanted to love to Naschmarkt, but their food is far too bland. From what I see in the pictures, it wasn't just an off-night, that's is how they make their dishes regularly. As a German from Germany, that makes me sad because it could and should be much better.

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    Esther's Kitchen & Beer Garden

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    I stopped in to Esther's for a late lunch today. I've lived in the area for 26 years and for some…read morereason this is my first time here. This is such a quaint and charming little spot. The owners were lovely. It's now owned and run by a Latino couple. They told me they purchased the place about 4 years ago. I ordered the bratwurst in a bun (I chose the polish sausage) and a side of potato salad. The total for the two came to $20.10. The polish sausage was good, the pretzel bun was delicious. I actually sliced up the sausage and ate the sausage and bun separately dipping both in the German mustard. The mustard was the star of the plate! It was absolutely fantastic. The potato salad was supposed to be a traditional German potato salad (made without mayo) but it was very runny and had no flavor. More like bland runny mashed potato's (but with no butter or cream) with lumps of potatoes in it. It was $5.95. I would suggest to pass on this item. I couldn't leave without trying dessert so I tried the almond lemon torte and a berry cream cake. The cake was a very light sponge cake with whipped cream filling. The lemon torte with the light almond crust was delicious. I would highly recommend! The two items came to a total of $17.90. The breakfast seems to be pretty popular and looking at the menu I can see why. I'll be back again to try some of the breakfast items and a few items I noticed on the lunch/dinner menu. (And I really want to try one of their large pretzels,made in house, with that delicious German mustard)

    The food is adequate. The staff are really great…read more It's a fine little sandwich shop. They could source some better quality bread (now that the bakery portion has closed). I got the curry wurst which was good, but said it came with "German bread"... it was whole wheat buttered toast like from a grocery store... and not even a baguette freshly sliced, which would've been a better option than pre-sliced sandwich bread... My son got the Black Forest ham sandwich. He devoured his sandwich and enjoyed the Remoulade dressing on the sandwich.

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    Ludwig's Biergarten

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    Tldr: Ludwig's cares…read more Ludwig's always hits the spot. The portion is always great in consideration for the cost of the dishes. I've come multiple times, solo, and with friends, and I've never had a bad experience. The service has always been consistent in the way that this establishment always take care of their guests. Every guest around you is always having a good time. This is a key component that you want to experience in a restaurant setting. Masha took care of me today (and multiple other customers at the same time.) I observed and received nothing short of what is expected in a restaurant setting in Mountain View on Castro Street: Quality service, and great suggestions. I think guests sometimes overlook the novelty of being able to enjoy your time in the establishment you choose to dine at. Folks seem to be in such a rush these days. It's nice to slow down and enjoy the sunshine and hustle/bustle of the world around while enjoying a quality meal and some sunshine or indoors while letting the wind sweep your table top. P.s. if you ever have some issues with your experience--talk to the staff. Don't leave a low quality yelp review. It doesn't help anything besides, perhaps, one's self esteem.

    Fun beer garden with a nice outdoor area, a popcorn machine, Happy Hours, and trivia on Wednesdays!…read moreI arrived with my gal pal during happy hour to snack on some bites and have a beer. It was a sunny day and the weather was beautiful (but slightly hot), luckily we got a table as there were reserved seats around us. For happy hour, we got their happy hour sampler which included, 2 spaetzle cheese balls, a pretzel with sweet mustard, pickled veggies, and a cheese sausage/brat wrapped in pastry dough. We also ordered some jager fries (fries with mushroom gravy/jager sauce, cheese, and green onions). The wrapped sausage was the standout! We also ordered two half liter beers - I love the selection of German beers and local beers. This being a biergarten, of course we went German. Overall, a beautiful way to spend an afternoon! I would definitely try non-happy hour menu items and try to make my way down their beer list.

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    My friend took me to Alpine because he wanted to show me a good time and give me a taste of the…read moreunique options in California. Atmosphere- 5/5: Alpine Inn has a relaxed but upscale vibe and I'm all about it. The outdoor seating is picturesque under the beautiful trees. It's truly a remarkable space without trying too hard. Food- 5/5 I had a burger with fries. The burger was flavorful and everything tastes fresh and full of quality ingredients. Service- 4/5: It's a unique system where you order on your phone at the table. Service was good but not much interaction with the staff. Value- 4/5: Portions are modest but the food quality is good. I could smell them smoking pork on their outdoor smoker and making wood fired pizzas. I would come again. Overall- 5/5: This is a great spot to take a date, take a friend, or take a coworker. Very unique and all the food was solid.

    Fantastic restaurant with amazing ambiance and delicious food. This is now a spot I highly…read morerecommend to everyone and is a great place to bring people who are in town. The outdoor woodsy vibe is unmatched, service is speedy, and the food is tasty. Evenings and weekends are very busy, lunch on weekdays less busy. After coming here over 5 times now, my usual go-to dishes for the table are the smash burgers, garlic fries, mac & cheese, Francesco pizza, and the decadent chocolate cake with soft serve. I've also tried the tacos, ribs, brussels sprouts, cornbread, and the The Besio, Amalfi, and Margherita pizza, etc. I think the tacos and ribs are a skip but the pizzas, burgers, and sides are generally solid. Definitely a place I'll be frequenting again and again!

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