Been coming here for close to a decade and never been disappointed. My wife's family is from…read moreAustria so I know about German cuisine, this joint is as close as you're going to get to Austro-Bavarian flair in Manhattan. The dining room and layout does have that Euro feel and atmosphere. The service is always expedient and helpful answering questions on dishes. They have German beer so get your drink on if that's your thing. My favorite dish is the schnitzel, pounded just right to perfection, add some lemon with the potatoes and you got a legit meal. The sauerbraten melts in your mouth and the serving is just the right size. It's a bit on the pricey side but it's an exotic meal in the Upper East Side, so what do you want?!

Came here for some good German food based on the positive ratings. For the most part Yelp reviews…read moreare my goto and very few times have let me down. Well this is one of those times. I had the single combo and was very surprised that the food tasted very bland. The flavors were good but very mild. Overall price and service were good, but the food was tasty but very bland.

We waited about 20 minutes on a Friday afternoon. The security personnel were very professional and…read moreorganized, weeding out the museum goers from the cafe patrons in a respectful manner. We were going for both, but I thought Klimt and Kokoschka could wait an hour or two. The service was a bit leisurely, but that was fine because the Goulash soup with potatoes was rich and flavorful. And for the first time I had Elderflower syrup in sparkling water. This was lux, kind of bougie alternative to bottled water. Delightful! I had Chicken Paprika with Spätzle. The sauce was very similar to our goulash from many minutes before, so very appetizing. However the Wiener Schnitzel? Chef's kiss. Both dishes came in big portions. Our Crêpe with lingonberry was alright, but the Kaffe Crème was perfect. I was glad I came here before their upcoming renovations. Now off to meet The Lady in Gold".

Located in the "Neue Galerie" in NYC upper East side, home to many beautiful artworks such as the…read morewomen in Gold by Klimt, this hotspot European coffee shop/restaurant provided beautiful selection of European breakfast options and classical cakes, not to forget the seamless transition to the gallery thereafter.

This was my first visit to NYC - a short Three-day trip- and…read moreyesterday, Monday, was my last night. I was looking for somewhere cozy and found you guys. I wish I could give JACK 100 stars; the service and the way he treated me were amazing . He recommended the Apfelstrudel, and -wow!- that alone makes me want to come back to NYC!, and of course with a host like JACK. Greetings from Miami Florida.

Great atmosphere great beer great service what more would you want?…read more The staff is fantastic at keeping you company

We love this place. Reminds us of being in Germany. They also offer some beers that are different…read more Potato pancakes are lovely. Smaller size and great for enjoying on the go. Wish they came with a little bit of sour cream. The staff is friendly and very efficient. The sausages are well cooked, the buns are delicious and they prepare each order beautifully. I appreciate that they do not use plastic packaging, too Thank you!

Stube rivals any hot dog stand in New York City. A small kiosk attached to the Schaller and Weber…read morebutcher shop, this German stop-and-go window offers a variety of sausages, from bratwurst to Weisswurst to Andouille. Don't ask me the difference between these varieties. I can only surmise that each is a different blend of meats, like beef, pork, or chicken. My favorite will always be bratwurst (beef and pork), but I also enjoy their Knackwurst. While the brat has a very breakfast sausage-like texture, the knackwurst is denser and firmer, closer to a traditional American hot dog. You have the choice between a potato or pretzel bun, and it is almost sacrilegious not to choose the latter. You can also add up to three toppings, including onions and relish. While this stand has indoor seating, it's recommended that you sit at their outdoor tables or standing bar on a sunny day out. Granted, Stube is double the price of a typical hot dog stand, but this is clearly more elevated and made with premium ingredients. Stube is a nice place to sling some glizzies, and if you're in the area, give this kiosk a try!

No pork knuckle, very sad. Get there early if that's what you want. The schnitzel made up for my…read moresadness, and I dried my tears off with the delicious sides of red cabbage and cucumber salad. P.S., you can never go wrong with a large, dark HB. -Prost! So states the angry pepper

The perfect spot after the Knicks parade!…read more Our group of 8 settled in here after a long morning at the Knicks parade. Comfy benches with long tables to accommodate all of us. Upon being seated, our waitress was quick to offer water and other drinks. The light beer they offer hit the spot after being outside for hours. The chicken sliders were delicious. Our entire table ordered some kind of slide and we all enjoyed. They had the ceremony on the TV, followed by world cup matches. Not too crazy inside. Clean bathrooms. Nice outdoor balcony to people watch.

Been several times and this time was there watching the Brasil Norway World Cup game. Communal…read moretable were easy to grab and seat . They were doing tickets for beer and food as well as full bar à la carte. The space is big and wide open communal. Being meat packing / Standard hotel this is no budget friendly menu. Each ticket was $13 and mixed drinks can easily run 20something. I asked for Rose's with tequila. Bartender clearly had no idea what it was lol

Came here for a massive private event, we booked out the entire biergarten for it, which gives you…read morea sense of the scale this place can actually handle. The Standard Biergarten sits tucked right under the trestles of the High Line, attached to The Standard hotel, the building that famously straddles the elevated park itself like a bent-open version of the UN building. It's designed to feel like a real German beer hall dropped into the middle of the Meatpacking District: long picnic tables, communal bench seating, steins of German beer on tap, the full Oktoberfest package running twelve months a year. Here's where it fell apart for a group our size: the food came out way too slow, and there just wasn't enough of it circulating for a party that large. By the end we were acting like vultures, or those seagulls from that one animated movie, every plate that hit the table got swarmed on sight. Drinks, on the other hand, were good and came out fast, so at least nobody was thirsty while they waited on food that wasn't coming. Genuine credit where it's due: the amount of open space and seating here is rare for this city, and for a group our size, that space was the whole reason the event worked logistically at all. Ok time overall. Great venue for a big private event on paper, just make sure whoever's running your food service can actually keep pace with the headcount, because ours couldn't.

German Visa. Very prompt and smooth. Friendly staff go out of their way to help. Great experience.read more

I applied for a resident visa for a job offer in Germany and this was my experience:…read more First, making an appointment is pretty daunting. In July, I booked my appointment and the earliest they had was August 31 but i checked back every single day and was able to change it to August 15th and then again I kept checking, and finally I saw an opening for August 3. For people who found that appointments are 2 months out, I would recommend checking the reservations portal every day for earlier dates. Second, the documents you need for a resident visa are not really outlined on the website but you will need the following if your situation is for a job offer: -2 copies of resident visa applications filled out (not sure where you download this form since my company gave it to me) -2 biometric passport pictures 3.5 cm x 4.5 cm with white background -2 copies of your passport only of the data page, and passport must be valid for at least 6 months and have at least 3 empty pages -2 signed form §54 residence law (i got this form at the embassy) -2 copies of medical health insurance that covers Germany (i got health insurance through my new company but there are many rules surrounding health insurance that you should research) -original college diploma (i had photo copies but then eventually had to bring in my original college diploma) -2 copies of enrollment and degree verification from my university -2 copies of ANABIN degree verification -2 copies of ANABIN university verification -2 copies of signed job offer from my company and me -2 copies of CV I submitted my application on August 3rd and was approved in 4 business days. I went back to the embassy with my passport and original diploma, then they returned my passport to me in 30 minutes with the temporary visa inside of it.

I was in the area and decided to visit- first time here. It's very small inside but it does have a…read morefew seats and tables available to eat at. The cashier Diana was very welcoming- she was very kind and accommodating as she was trying to make sure if we had leftovers we would have a bag readily available to go. She seems very passionate about what she does and about the food here. We ordered: - Doner Haus sandwich: it comes with onion, lettuce, tomato, cabbage, and mayo. We opted out and of the onion and lettuce. This was a decent sandwich! Very flavorful and I loooove the bread with it. The only thing I will say is the chicken could be more moist. Maybe we got too much of the edge pieces though. Not sure. And it's a pretty big sandwich too- my husband and I shared one. Overall a decent experience!

I was in the area and wanted something to satisfy a craving. Döner Haus had been on my list for a…read morewhile to go try out. You can either order at the place or online on the website. I placed my order on the app for a munch box which gives you a mini döner wrap with a small side of fries. Order pick up was quick and easy. The wrap was very tasty. I opted for zabiha halal chicken as the protein, but you also have the option of beef or a mix of the two. It came wrapped with veggies and a creamy sauce. The fries were seasoned well, but not as crisp as I would have liked it. I'm not sure if it's just like that on the norm or the got soggy in transport to home. Overall I enjoyed the meal. I would come back for another meal.

We were in Chelsea market looking for an afternoon snack and came across the happy hour menu here…read more For $6 a beer and $5 a pretzel with condiments, we got the perfectly portioned, refreshing, and filling snack. I would definitely come back to try their other menu items!

I came to Berlin Currywurst to try their German sausages. Coming on a Saturday, Chelsea market was…read moredefinitely busy and but they do have bar seating. I had their Kase currywurst. Kase is a pork and cheddar sausage and currywurst is chopped up sausage in a tomato/mayo/curry sauce. I also had their chicken sausage in a bun