First time on Father's Day for lunch and we had a great experience!…read more The place is small, clean, and cozy. A fun casual atmosphere. The staff is friendly and helpful. They were super kind with my toddler and amicable with us. The food was delicious. We ordered the sausage sampler with potato salad and also tried the schnitzel sandwich. I was surprised by the portions and the quality of the bread and sauerkraut. So good that we ordered another portion of sauerkraut! Fries came out hot and crispy. We honestly enjoyed all the food. The beers were cold, but my only complaint is that they were out of a few of the draft options. I understand it's Sunday, but that was a bit of a negative. However, we got a draft beer and a bottled beer, and both were fantastic. Parking could be challenging on busy days, but on this occasion we had easy free street parking. Free is very rare thing in Miami. They have happy hour deals every day. I believe around 3 PM. I need to come back to check that out. I saw a sign for Tuesday all-day happy hour and $5 brats. That's a deal! Overall, a great German restaurant with delicious food, friendly staff, cold beer, TV screens for sports and homey ambiance.

Great food and authentic! Very welcoming. The gentleman attending us helped us out with the menu…read morechoices and was always checking in on us.

Food and service were amazing. Frank sat me, and then I had to ask him to be my server because my…read moreactual server never came over and completely avoided eye contact w me everytime he walked by. Definitely his loss. Frank is a pleasant knowledgeable server. I will bring my family back with me soon and look forward to his hospitality. I will bring Matthew's Flags w me for next time for sure!!! I got the chicken schnitzel w mushroom gravy and spitzel accompanied by the delicious and refreshing cucumber cream salad

Look, German cuisine is violently underrepresented in South Florida. We all know that. It is what…read moreit is. This place does a great job of bringing some of the more famous (if not cliche) Bavarian/German dishes to life. Like you remember? First generation: prolly not. Second generation: perhaps if your parents came from the other parts of Germany. Third generation: better than you can possibly remember. Great bar, great service, great ambiance. Go there. Try Bavarian/German food and beer in a beautiful place. If you don't like it, or have more to say, write your own damn review.

Stopped here after a ballgame. Got Wiener Schnitzel along with red cabbage and potato salad…read more Washed down with good dark beer! Special call out for Viktoria the server very nice and prompt.

Drove 40mins and paid for parking on what I thought was a normal business day and hour and was met…read morewith a sign stating they will be CLOSED TILL JULY 28. I had checked their website and social media before deciding to make the trip but double checked once I saw the closure sign. As I already knew, nothing about this unexpected period of closure was stated on their social media or website . Disappointed as I do not live in the area, so it's not like it would be a quick return trip home. Unfortunately don't think I will be back based on this one experience. Waste of my time and money.

This trip to Old Heidelberg was my first experience with German food, I am not German, and this was…read moremy first visit to this restaurant. We arrived on a Saturday evening and the wait was extremely long so I would recommend having reservations (we did not), at least on the weekends maybe! I tasted a variety of dishes including the mixed plate (sausages), Wiener schnitzel, German potato soup, and purple cabbage. Although these flavor combos are new to me, they were an interesting, slightly vinegary, and tasty mix. I was happy to experience a new culture and I may be back one day.

Old Heidelberg is one of Fort Lauderdale's few remaining historical artifacts dating back to the…read more1970's and under newer ownership since the '00's. The interior brings a lot of charm and nostalgia into a city overtaken by high rises and concrete. We showed up as a party of 6 on a Saturday at 4pm. The main room quickly filled up and FIFA -- France vs. England was on the television. I started out with an Erdinger Wiessbrau while delving further into the menu. They started us out with bread and butter. I went with the German potato soup and Spiessbraten -- pork shoulder stuffed with ground meat, bell peppers, gravy, and dumplings. Others went with the goulash and the Munich lamb shank. I preferred the Goulash out of the various plates. The lamb shank was MASSIVE. That can easily be split by two. We finished off with apple strudel, espresso, and a delicious Irish crème coffee cocktail. This was a great time out with drinks, soccer, delicious German eats, and a warm staff.

Met my friends here on my husband's recommendation, and I'm so glad we did. It was a beautiful day,…read moreso we chose to sit outside, where quite a few people were already dining. We had no wait and were seated promptly. Our waiter, Johnny, was wonderful--friendly, knowledgeable, and with recommendations. He kept my tea and lemonade refilled without me ever having to ask. We all ordered schnitzel, each with a different pairing: fries, an arugula and goat cheese salad, or a Caesar salad. One friend also had a bowl of mushroom and Brie soup, and another ordered a side Caesar. Everything was fantastic. The salads were fresh and flavorful, and the schnitzel was excellent. The mushroom gravy that came with the schnitzel had a subtle wine flavor--so good that I already know I'll be ordering it again next time.

Be ready for a traditional German drinking/eating experience. Why even your host, waiters and…read morewaitresses dress in Bavarian attire. Unfortunately, the location is hidden deep within a popular strip mall but once found you will feel pleasantly transported to another Country. The only decor missing are animal (deer or moose) wall effigies. There is a wide selection of bavarian apps and entrees available. I ordered their huge pretzel which was excellent. However, my group mainly came to drink and party late night. Our boomerang shows the wide variety of liquids available each prepared and served in style. When I return (soon), I'll make sure to be ready to order and taste main entrees then follow up with a detailed food review.

Spending a day at the Frost Science Center, we walked to Pierogi One for lunch to avoid eating bad…read more museum food. Pierogi One is a Polish restaurant just a four-minute walk from Frost. With indoor and outdoor seating, we opted for the AC inside. To feed three, we got the Polish hot dog, spicy beef pierogi, pickles, cucumber salad, and both soups. The borscht and zurek soups were very tasty! Everything else was too, but more on the average side. The soups, however, will keep you coming back. Service was a bit slow, but not too bad!

We stopped by last Friday because we were craving the schnitzel, which we absolutely love here…read more Unfortunately, the restaurant was temporarily closed. We weren't sure if it was just for the day or if the restaurant is closed for a longer period of time, so I'm hoping someone can clarify if you're reopening again. I really hope you do, because the schnitzel and the German potato salad are some of the best! We always enjoyed coming here and would love to return in the future.

The staff was very nice and helped us make great menu selection. Our friends told us about the…read moregreat choices of beer and the restaurant lived up to the hype. I would highly recommend to anyone else who is looking to have a nice time out at a fine restaurant.

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This free event was a-ok. I signed up for their emails and received two drink tickets which was…read morepretty awesome. It's nice that they have tents, but people didn't really show up until late at night. No one was there when we first arrived, so we left and returned later in the night. Overall, there wasn't much to do. There was photo booth. But unless you come with a huge group of friends, you might just be standing around and chilling in a huge empty space.

I had a fun time at this event, however my friends and I all agree that there really wasn't much to…read moredo there. The VIP area didn't seem much different than the general admittance area other than the fact that they had one bean bag game and were selling 1oz shots of Utopias (waited 10 years to try it, yum) and some special cask beers. I liked the live music, but besides paying 6-8 bucks for Sam Adams beers I wouldn't say this event was much different then going to a local bar and ordering drinks. Sam Adams is a pretty large company now so I was expecting a bit more from this event. Needless to say I still love Sam Adams and will continue to attend their events.

Every visit to the Field Irish Pub and Eatery is an experience. Our group decided to get to meet…read morethere after work. Those who had never been were pleasantly surprised. I had the Shepard's pie. The food and the drinks were amazing. The service was fantastic. It was incredibly personable despite the size of our group. All and all I highly recommend visiting over and over. This place is perfect, the atmosphere calm, and relaxing, the service, one of a kind. The Field Irish Pub and Eatery is just one of those staples you can't stay away from for long! So, coming back we'll be!

Six of us went on a rainy Sunday afternoon for an early dinner…read more Parking was plentiful and easy. Even though it is a freestanding restaurant, I am told that it can be difficult to find a spot. The venue offers live music on weekend evenings, but we finished eating before it began and were too tired to stay. The restaurant oozes the Irish pub decor and theme. Our waiter, Jordan, was exceptionally friendly and jovial. And he was a master at suggesting alcoholic beverages, once you let him know your likes. We had 2 orders of Irish potato soup, 2 Shepherd's pies with cheddar cheese, 2 orders of the Guinness beef and mushroom pie, 1 cabbage rolls, and one fish and chips. The soup was filled with bacon bits and creamy and luscious. The Guinness pot pies were a bit small, especially because they were so savory. The accompanying mashed potatoes did not come with gravy and there wasn't enough from the pot pies to cover it. The veggies that came with all the entrees were freshly made and without any seasoning. (But it is better to add salt and pepper than to try and remove it.) The fish was a decent size serving, but again, no real seasoning. Nothing that some salt, pepper, and malt vinegar couldn't rectify. The coating was light and crispy. Our alcoholic beverages (Guinness, wine, and a couple of specialty cocktails) were thirst quenching and satisfying. (I loved my prickly pear margarita.) Dinner for 6, including 2 soups, 6 entrees, 8 drinks, tax, and tip was $300.

This Venezuelan restaurant has the Best chicken sandwich in the entire state. It's about 16-17 so…read moreit's not cheap by any means. The service here is decent not bad or good but decent. The ambiance is that of your typical Latin American mom and pop shop.

European Corner is a small, clean, and friendly spot with a cozy vibe. I especially appreciate the…read moreoutdoor seating--perfect for a quick stop when I'm biking around South Miami. While the wait time isn't ideal (though not surprising for Miami), the food is definitely flavorful and fresh. I had the arepa rellena with cheese and shredded beef, with freshly squeezed orange juice, and really enjoyed it. They offer a great variety of flavorful options that feel homemade. That said, the prices do feel a bit on the high side for what it is. I'm not sure if I'll be rushing back, but I have to say the food was tasty, and the overall experience was ok.