I ordered the schnitzel with red cabbage and German potato salad, and everything tasted like it was…read moremade with care. The portions were generous, the live music added to the atmosphere, and it felt like a fun place to enjoy a meal with family or friends.

Ok...so I cannot count the number of times I visited Hollarbach's. On most every occasion, the…read moreexperience of schnitzel and beer left me with a full belly, and a happy smile, as I, again, enjoyed the wonderful fare of the food I came to love while living in Germany. As far as authentic German preperation goes, this place has it down. Yet, today's experience left me a bit...wanting. I wanted the dish I ordered to be served, but instead of Schnitzel Champignon, I was presented with Jagerschnitzel. While I enjoy the Jager finish, it wasn't the creamier, sour cream based with mushroom treatment my mouth was set for. As it took much longer to receive our food order than in past visits, (it was a busy afternoon at the Cafe), so a tad longer wait was to be expected. And, as I did not wish to wait another 20 min. for a refired order, I settled for the dish that was presented. We had driven 40+ mins. from Port Orange to celebrate my daughter's b-day, per her request, and were happy to do so. Still, some nagging details...incorrect order, smaller portions of Schnitz and spatzele (except for the red cabbage), and higher prices left the experience to be less than desired. I know it's a tough industry to be sure..but having had better experiences in the past here, I was hoping it would match those times, instead of setting new less than thrilling standards.

For someone who visits homeland every year - this place is the spot. From wursts to bier, this…read moreplace hits home from home. After seven years living in Florida, we gave this place a shot. We were welcomed with warm smiles and walked straight to the deli. We shared the Rubinstein and bratwurst (everything on it). It's true - it does take a while for the food to be made but it's so worth it. The meat is sliced is front of you and made to order. My favorite is their cucumber side that's drenched in dill sauce. $2+ beers for happy hour, everyday! Kolsch beer all the way, baby! Shoutout to the chef making our sandwiches. I didn't get his name but he's a super nice guy with a black beard. He was apologetic for the wait - but we assured him there's no rush. We will always wait for quality food! Another shoutout to Priscilla, who was so kind when cashing out our order. We're so ready to come back... tomorrow (haha)! Thank you, Hollerbach team who worked tonight (3/29/2026). We hope you always serve us. Now I don't have to travel 10 hours to Europe for a brat. Love this place.

The food was great! The only thing missing was a fan for outside! It was sooooo hot! Can I just…read moresay that their German chocolate cake pop was OMG!!! The store has some unique items to take home as well.

great food great service great place to eat. always order Wiener Schnitzel red cabbage German…read morepotato salad. great desserts. Lager beer.

We ordered a Goulash soup and potato soup: only the potato soup was good…read more The roulade was okay Their Schnitzel was good but the sauce was extremely salty. The potato salad was great but not authentic. Their red cabbage was okay. Their black Forrest cake was terrible. But I was soooo hungry so, I ate it. The place was gross and stinky. My clothes were smelling like mold when I left. The place is dirty and kind of sad. I guess is good that they are closing soon. Maybe that's why they don't care about their appearance and bringing back new customers. There were two ladies, their customer service was meh. They force 20% tip and later ask again for tip. Shameless. A lot of elderly people go there, they may not realize and tip twice. Yikes.

In town on vacation and looking for a non traditional restaurant and this place did not disappoint…read more Amazing! Highly recommend the pierogis truffle sauce! I was dreaming about this meal.

We love to try new things, German/ Polish food on the beach was certainly new…read more We walked in and were greeted and seated immediatley. The server explained she was training a new person. This was his first night and was equally as good as the primary server, except he had to get help on a few questions we had that related to how to use certain sauces etc. And he got the help very quickly. We started with the pork belly. Fried crispy on the outside and still tender on the inside. It was served with what looked like marinara, but it had an amazing spice mixture in it. Spices as in seasoning, not heat. The best pork belly I have ever had, I could eat just this, and if I were alone it would be enough. We had a cup of hunters soup and polish mushroom soup. Both were very good. I would skip those next time to save room for other things, but only because I would rather eat other things. There were enough tables to seat quite a few people without overcrowding anyone. As a main course we decided to split the polish sampler. 2 potato pancakes, 2 cabbage rolls, 8 perogies and a polish sausage. We didn't know how big the sausage would be so we ordered a side, we did not need it. There was so much food, we did not finish it all and my wife had some for lunch the next day, and still there was leftovers. The place is hidden in a 3 story shopping center, but well worth looking for.

Cucumber salad like Oma made, apple beet salad, chicken schnitzel, and a perfect pilsner. Strudel…read moreif you find any space after those potato pancakes (and apples and sour cream of course). I miss them all! We had these and more in the long buffet at Biergarten, and all of us came up for a second round. Instead of snacking our way around the lake as we did I our last Epcot trip, we went all in for a sit down here, and it'll be lovely to return in a future Disney trip. If you have lunch, skip breakfast like we did so you can enjoy another plate (or two?) as everything is comfort food amazing. Band and table service aren't at the same times, alas, and the entire restaurant faces the stage so I imagine this must be a perfect Disney spot with the music. Though we weren't rushed, we were full long before the band began, so next time we'll try to have dinner here instead of lunch. Despite no music we had a feast, Michelle was pleasant and kind, and kept our drinks full, and the host and buffet staff were attentive and helpful. Music or not, this imagineered restaurant, night-set in yesteryear with a courtyard and trees, was a treat.

This was the last stop on our week long Disney vacation and could not have thought of a better way…read moreto wrap things up! I don't know how we swung it but we got front row to the stage seating! Amazing performances by the Alphorn and bell players! The music was so fun! The buffet had everything you could want from a German joint! Lots of sausage, pretzels, spätzle, bean salad, beer cheese dip and more! Giant beers, German music and great food! Felt like I was back in Munich and I loved every minute of it!

Overall an amazing experience at this gem on the side of the road! I'd driven by it dozens of times…read moreand finally made the stop today. We loved the laid back atmosphere, today was quiet and we were in no hurry. The food came out slowly, we were there for about an hour and a half. I enjoyed every second of just taking a breath and slowly enjoying each course brought out to us. Someone played piano and it was a delight! Service was great, food was great, can't wait to come back and try the prime rib.

Never again! Food was horrendous. Service was even worst. May be worst restaurant in Volusia…read morecounty. Had a reservation. Second table in the restaurant. Waited 20 minutes for water glasses to be filled, after I had to ask. Did not get what we ordered. I know I paid for two veal dinners, not veal. Maybe pork. Thick and chewy almost grizzly. Yuck! Save yourself a lot of money and go somewhere else.

We dined there last night with friends. It ended up being very expensive dog food. The ingredients…read morewere good, but everything was so salty. I scraped off the breading and cut it up for the dogs. I ended up, throwing away the potato pancakes. We told everyone the food was too salty for us. I think the chef should taste his own cooking before serving to other people!! Service was good. Everyone was really nice on the ambience was OK, just old. All in all it was a waste of $95. .

Service is always fantastic. The setting is quiet and feels like a small town restaurant where the…read morelocals dine. The food is always delicious. Prices are fair ... you get what you pay for and this place is amazing.

I have been visiting NSB since1979. Breaker's on the beach is still there and the food is still…read moregreat beach food. The shops on Flagler still quaint. Beach and ocean view is great. Will be back

Have visited twice recently and absolutely love this place! The brats are delicious and the…read morehomemade German potato salad is superb! I can't recommend this restaurant highly enough! Truly a New Smyrna Beach gem!

This little hole in the wall did not disappoint. Upon entering the place was empty, and we almost…read morewalked out. Yelp changed our minds. The service was friendly and fun! Entertainment was great! Food was delicious! Beers were icy cold. We were celebrating our grandsons 30th birthday and the drinking games they played with the customers were hilarious. We will return next time we're in the area.

Great selection on beer ! October fest is my favorite . Clean bathroom, clean place, friendly…read moreservice.

Very unfortunate that the new owners ruined what was once an amazing establishment…read more I used to be so proud to bring my friends and family to the Village Bier Garden but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone now. I understand it can be challenging for new owners to reopen a business and uphold its original integrity, but unfortunately, these owners have failed miserably despite the multiple chances I've given them. They are extremely inconsistent with their hours, often closing during peak times or random days of the week. Tonight, for example, a busy Saturday night with the village packed...they decided to close early at 9 p.m. and were only serving rum and Coke or beer. They were literally turning away business. The authentic German food that once set this place apart is gone. While a few "German-style" items remain on the menu, I wouldn't recommend them. The overall atmosphere has completely changed, no longer family-friendly, with rude staff and no trace of the live German music that used to fill the air and make this spot so special. After giving them several chances, I can confidently say I won't be returning.

Staff is super friendly and the food was well prepared. Unfortunately, the German vibes look to be…read moredieing off with new ownership. Turning into a touristy sports bar. Hopefully it was just an off day here, but no German dressed staff or polka playing. Eagles flag flying over the German walls.