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4 years ago
I decided to try something a little different after having tasted numerous pintxos the two evenings prior, so I went with something difficult to find in Portugal where I live. German food .... HOOAH! Ein Prosit looked to be the more authentic of the three I could find and I planned on being in that area around lunchtime anyway, so I stepped through the doors of what reminded me somewhat of places I have been in Germany. Quite a few folks were enjoying authentic German beers and I settled on a tasty, very dark dopplebock (€5.50 for a large glass). A large, warm, crusty and yummy bread roll came along with my beer, but, alas, there was not a pat of butter in sight, much to my chagrin. I had not had a decent schnitzel in quite a while, so I ordered the Jägerschnitzel (€11.90 - Schnitzel with Mushroom Gravy). I was pleasantly surprised when it arrived with a creamy sauce instead of the usual brown gravy, being more reminiscent of a Rahmschnitzel than a Jägerschnitzel. The schnitzel was good size and the pork was very tender, but I could have used a bit more sauce and fried potatoes or spätzle than french fries. The small salad also on the plate was very fresh and tasty. My meal was a good value overall, coming in at €17.20, including the beer and schnitzel plate. The staff were also very friendly and efficient, so I can highly recommend Ein Prosit for a change of pace when visiting downtown Bilbao. CombatCritic Gives Ein Prosit 7 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better! read more
This bar in central Bilbao certainly caters to futbol supporters. Unfortunately, we could not get the channel for our Premier League match. Nevertheless, sitting in the bar and enjoying some German beers while monitoring the game online proved entertaining. read more
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Zabalgune Plaza, 7
48009 Bilbao
Spain
Directions
944 241 311
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http://www.hermannthate.com/prost
Hours
What time does Ein Prosit open?
Ein Prosit opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does Ein Prosit close?
Ein Prosit closes at 1:30 AM (Next day) on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Ein Prosit is closed on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 9:00 AM - 1:30 AM (Next day)Sun Closed
Payment methods
Does Ein Prosit take credit cards?
Yes, Ein Prosit takes credit cards.
Food & Alcohol
Does Ein Prosit serve alcohol?
Yes, Ein Prosit serves alcohol. Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Amenities
Does Ein Prosit have outdoor seating?
No, Ein Prosit does not have outdoor seating options.
Does Ein Prosit have parking?
Yes, Ein Prosit has parking options.
Other Amenities
Does Ein Prosit have free WiFi?
Yes, Ein Prosit has free WiFi.
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4 years ago
I decided to try something a little different after having tasted numerous pintxos the two evenings prior, so I went with something difficult to find in Portugal where I live. German food .... HOOAH! Ein Prosit looked to be the more authentic of the three I could find and I planned on being in that area around lunchtime anyway, so I stepped through the doors of what reminded me somewhat of places I have been in Germany. Quite a few folks were enjoying authentic German beers and I settled on a tasty, very dark dopplebock (€5.50 for a large glass). A large, warm, crusty and yummy bread roll came along with my beer, but, alas, there was not a pat of butter in sight, much to my chagrin. I had not had a decent schnitzel in quite a while, so I ordered the Jägerschnitzel (€11.90 - Schnitzel with Mushroom Gravy). I was pleasantly surprised when it arrived with a creamy sauce instead of the usual brown gravy, being more reminiscent of a Rahmschnitzel than a Jägerschnitzel. The schnitzel was good size and the pork was very tender, but I could have used a bit more sauce and fried potatoes or spätzle than french fries. The small salad also on the plate was very fresh and tasty. My meal was a good value overall, coming in at €17.20, including the beer and schnitzel plate. The staff were also very friendly and efficient, so I can highly recommend Ein Prosit for a change of pace when visiting downtown Bilbao. CombatCritic Gives Ein Prosit 7 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better! read more



































