We were here about a year ago. I rated it then. Excellent German recipe options, the gravy's are…read moreabove and beyond! We missed the pool table, was looking forward to that but now they have high-tops where table Was. Guess better for business??? We actually planned the location of our timeshare to go back for the Schnitzel! Love it.

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.

Loved running into this place! They offer a GREAT selection of beers and liquor. The food was…read moreexcellent as well as the service by the staff. My ONLY complaint is that their AC wasn't on and even inside it was hot. But nonetheless it was a nice place to visit and eat. We'll be back.

Came here to watch the Norway vs England game today paid the $20 per person to be inside and was…read moreseated had ordered drinks food etc and once it was discovered I have a service animal in a travel bag I was ask go outside because dogs aren't allowed. I advised the owner and showed him documentation that it's a service dog still wasn't having even tho in the entrance of the establishment it's stated no animals allowed unless proper documentation is shown. How funny still got put outside by the owner and was told by him that I would have been seated outside no matter what even if it is a service animal with valid documentation. Not a fun experience. And unacceptable to ignore the laws that protect service animals just to make a buck!!!

Throwback to Germany Circa 2006-2011…read more.. We lived in Germany for 5 years and absolutely loved it, namely Bavaria which imho is the best and prettiest region in the entire country. We spent many vacations in Garmisch-Partenkirchen and gained an affinity for fine Bavarian-style German food... Old Heidelberg brought back the nostalgia and unique flavors that Bavaria has to offer. Our hotel attendant recommended the restaurant as it's a less than a 1/2 mile walk from the hotel... We gladly obliged, as the Yelp reviews were great. Glad we did because Old Heidelberg was excellent. The restaurant looks like the classic Bavarian joint, with all the decor, music, and quintessential German-feel... When you walk in you instantly want a German draft beer (and they have a great selection to choose from); recommend starting with the dark lager and ending with the pils. As for the food, it was some of the best Bavarian we've had in the States. Everything was scratch cooking, huge portions (way too much to eat in one setting), friendly/prompt service, and simply outstanding. My only complaint was Old Heidelberg was astonishingly expensive ($130 for dinner w/ tip, 2 people... 4 beers and two entrees)... Aside from the hefty price, this place is worth the stop when in town. Dave Portnoy 7.9

What a wonderful experience! We made a reservation for six for dinner and showed up a little late…read more They were kind upon arrival and showed us to our table. Jackie was our server and she was efficient and friendly. We were served bread and drinks quickly and ordered the potato pancakes to start. They were crispy and hot and served with sour cream and apple sauce. For mains most everyone got a form of schnitzel. They have many variations including chicken, pork, and veal. They can be ordered plain or with a few sauce options. A favorite was the Bavarian with mushroom gravy and cheese. Oh, this is so good! I tried the saurbraten which is sliced eye of the round with a tangy gravy and dumplings. All of the mains come with soup or salad and spaetzle and red cabbage. The soup is incredible and I could easily eat this daily. All of the food was well prepared and delicious and the portions are huge. We all took food home. Old Heidelberg is a very authentic German restaurant that feels like a trip to the Motherland. Very cozy setting and warm staff make this a special treat. The selection of German beers are a bonus!

Just to preface this was in my drafts for ages I couldn't find the date but it was June 20th 2024…read moreme my brother and grandfather went the atmosphere was very nice and pleasant we got the potato pancakes for the appetizer and it was great very yummy I think I got the schnitzel for my meal and it was very great overall I recall that day the 3 of us went as a great experience and I would recommend anyone who reads this definitely go it's worth it (this review is in a general format recalled from my memory's)

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.

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.

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!

Would probably have a high rating for this place, if a SINGLE time I ordered out of 3 actually got…read moredelivered. Each order got cancelled an hour later, every time. Why list yourself on 3 different delivery apps if you don't fing deliver.

Oh. My. Goodness! Let me start this review by saying that I spent a semester in Berlin. So my test…read morefor a good German restaurant is if a: they have curry ketchup; and b: they sprinkle curry powder on their fries. This restaurant met one out of two requirements which is an automatic pass! I did a random search on Uber Eats for "schnitzel" and not expecting anything to pop up (other than that really expensive place in the Gables), I was surprised that I stumbled upon Epic Eats. And it was very close to me! Their menu looked tasty- a modern twist on German classics. I gave myself a high-five when I saw you could also order curry ketchup. . . By the bottle! I ordered a Bavarian burger and it was delicious! The pretzel bun was le yum, the egg was cooked perfectly, and the veggies were so, so, fresh. The food arrived nicely packaged. I also ordered a lemonade CBD infused drink. I'm so glad I came across this place, but I'm disappointed I wasn't the first to review :(. I can't wait to try other items on the menu. To the owners: thank you for the good German food. You are a unicorn in a field of horses, especially in Miami. Please consider curry powder for the fries, and if you ever made a spaetzel (sp?) side, I would order and eat ALL of it. I will spread the love to all my foodie friends. Once this quarantine is over, I look forward to stopping by! Prost! *please note this review does not include a picture because I devoured ALL of it.

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.