Have you ever wondered what German pastry heaven would look like?…read moreWell, look no further, Yalaha Bakery is what you've been dreaming of! My husband and I have been searching for a German bakery since we both have a sweet tooth for baked goodies. He's been telling me about how legendary German goulash tastes since before we got married (it's been a few years now ) and the Yalaha Bakery menu mentioned seasonal soup including goulash so of course we had to stop here. We visited on a rainy Wednesday afternoon around 4:45 pm. This place has modest architecture and a small parking lot, but don't let that fool you since as soon as you open the door, there are 4 glorious levels of tasty treats under a refrigerated glass display and fresh bread in shelves behind the counter. There were about 4 customers in the shop and a few others that came in while we were ordering. Everything looked so delectable, so it was hard to choose from the huge variety! Our bakery order ended up being quite large, so I'm glad my husband brought the cooler with him. We got 1 rhubarb pie (for a gift), 1 rhubarb streusel (another gift), 1 apple streusel, 1 German apple pie, 1 tiramisu, 2 lavender shortbread cookies, 1 eclair, 1 cream horn, 1 Brazilian caramel bar, 4 pretzel rolls, and 4 large pretzels. There might be a few other things as well. The order was about $125 with tip. Excellent customer service by the counter girl, and she was very patient while we were deciding on things. After we packed our pastries in the cooler, we went back to check out the deli section. They had a lot of German deli items to choose from, but what I was really interested in was the goulash. The very kind counter lady (possibly the owner?) took my order, and I couldn't have asked for a heartier, soul-warming soup for about $6. The meat was cooked to soft perfection. The veggies (peppers, tomato, and potato if I recall correctly) melted away while you sipped the soup that tasted like it was made by your favorite extra-skilled German grandma. I was in stew heaven. Of course, I shared a few spoonfuls with my husband, and it was gone in a few minutes. All in all, we discovered that Yalaha Bakery is a hidden gem in Yalaha, FL. If you love bakeries and handmade treats like we do, this is a great place to visit. Prepare your bank account to splurge on pastries, artisan German bread, and remember to stop by the deli! We'll be back again next time we're in the area on one of our road trips.

Sweetest bakery and deli with a German flair! I really loved the bologna sandwich and got some to…read morego dessert so we'll see how that goes but seems so cute and wonderful vibes! Had outdoor entertainment and really cute all the staff are super sweet. Definitely a must visit.

Drove down for lunch had the combination plate. Two schnitzel and two bratwurst with sides and…read morethree gravy's. Very good. Love the homemade bratwurst.

We LOVE Schnitzel Time!! We drive over an hour to enjoy this authentic German food. It's a simple…read morephysical restaurant attached to a gas station, but don't be fooled by the basic aesthetics. The staff are friendly and attentive. And the FOOD is so amazing. There is nothing disappointing on the menu!! Definitely go!!!

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.

This is a wonderful German restaurant, the ambiance is beautiful on the inside with the pictures…read moreand decor and the server who was very attentive and cook who we got to meet are very nice people. Our food was delicious!! I had the Sauerbraten, German potato salad which is so good and red cabbage. This is our go to place for great German food and good people!!

My wife and I met some friends at Daniel Gabor's Alpine Bar & Grill last Saturday, and it was…read morefantastic from start to finish. We all started with the French onion soup, and every single person at the table agreed -- it was amazing. Rich, flavorful, and a perfect way to kick off the meal. For my main course, I had the veal schnitzel, and it was cooked perfectly -- tender, juicy, and lightly breaded just right. It comes with lingonberry sauce on the side, which adds a great balance of sweetness. I chose the buttered spätzle with Jäger mushroom sauce as my side, and it was absolutely delicious. For dessert, we split the blueberry mascarpone cheesecake and the apple strudel with Kelly's Ice Cream. Both were excellent and the perfect ending to a great meal. They have a full liquor bar and German beers on tap, the service was excellent, and the atmosphere is warm and inviting. This is definitely a place we'll be going back to. Highly recommend!

Our family had a really good time and meal for our first visit. Our service was really good. Inside…read morewas pretty busy, but we got seated immediately (I had made a reservation). Our server, Erick, greeted us a couple of minutes later, and was attentive during our time there, with explanations of the drinks and meals. Although they don't have as extensive of a menu that other local German restaurants have, they do have the standards and my impression is that they are going for a higher quality experience instead of food hall. For example, they also offer steaks that appear to be a much higher quality (and price point). There is a decent selection of German beers, loads of wine, and a full bar. The mushroom risotto was very good, the heirloom tomato salad was a little on the bland side. My mom in law claimed it was one of the best pork schnitzels she has had. They are relatively young (10 months), and working on fully opening, so one of the rooms and bathrooms were blocked off, but I was told that part would be opened soon.

Authentic home cooked German food. All dishes are made from scratch. Stuffed cabbage and schnitzel…read morewere delicious. Nice selection of pierogies served with sour cream and applesauce along with other food choices. Michael and Kat our waitstaff were very attentive, personable and knowledgeable. Small restaurant and tastefully decorated. If coming on concert night get there early. Definitely recommend this restaurant, nice change from typical beach restaurants.

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.

we love this place fresh and plentiful food, amazing service and great prices. Owners are awesome…read morehelpful and friendly. Place is always clean and perfect lighting Highly recommend you try this place one of nsbs best secret spots. 6 stars

We decided to try the Brat Haus for dinner - we wanted German food...We had read previous reviews…read moreand wanted to try it out. The facility from the outside was very unassuming, but inside (though compact) was very nice. The prices are reasonable- the food delicious,and variety very good. If there is a complaint, it would be the portions are too generous... Good food, fair prices, and pleasant service - thanks for a wonderful meal!

This was my first time trying German food, and Mr. Dunderbak's was a great introduction…read more I ordered the Jägerschnitzel with veal, which is a herb-breaded Wiener schnitzel topped with a rich hunter gravy. The veal was incredibly tender, and the gravy was packed with flavor. It was a satisfying entrée that came with two sides. For my sides, I chose the pierogies and spätzle. The pierogies were honestly my favorite part of the meal. They were fluffy, cheesy, and generously filled. So delicious. I could have eaten a whole plate of just those. The spätzle was soft and well prepared, but compared to everything else, I found it a little boring. The restaurant itself is very cute and has a lot of character. I loved browsing the selection of German snacks, candy, and other imported items available for purchase. It added to the overall experience and made the place feel unique. While I'm not that familiar with German food, I thought this was a pretty good restaurant. Overall, I found German cuisine a little more muted than what I'm personally used to, but I still really enjoyed the meal and the experience. I'd be interested in trying more of the menu.

The atmosphere is welcoming and the decor is classic German kitsch. However, my visit to the deli…read morewas disappointing. I had such high hopes for this place. :( The selection is very limited and perhaps I missed something (entirely possible), but I did not see a price list for the deli case. We did find a unique assortment of other German products- some we haven't seen in many years. The restaurant portion was quite busy and the customers looked happy. We were flooded with nostalgia and left in hopes of dining in on a less-busy day. I ordered two meats, including the German bologna. During the drive home, my family and I noticed a terrible odor-- the kind where we started pointing fingers at one another. We never suspected that the package from the deli was the source. When we opened it at home, a nauseatingly funky, ammonia-type smell came from the German bologna. While the liverwurst smelled okay, I could not trust it after the bologna and decided against keeping it. Wasted time and money. Dang! The staff is super nice and that was truly a plus. However, I doubt we will be back. My family is very bummed over this.

Had an amazing experience at this German restaurant. Kyle was my waiter and he was fantastic -- not…read moreonly incredibly knowledgeable about all the different beers, but probably one of the tallest waiters I've ever met. He gave great recommendations and made the whole experience even better. The food coming out of the kitchen was absolutely outstanding, compliments to the Chef Rolf - because everything tasted authentic and delicious. Tony was also extremely welcoming and friendly. I already can't wait to come back, especially either during Oktoberfest or in December for the holiday atmosphere. Prost!!!!

The food was amazing, the beer was very cold and well poured, and the service was impeccable…read more Everything was clean and food came out in a timely manner. The server was kind enough to take a picture with us and our dog. The music was jovial, and I didn't understand a word of it, but I did tap my foot.