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    Old World Village

    3.7 (258 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Kathy M.

    Always drove past but didn't bother to check it out thinking it was specifically for Octoberfest-type events. I was looking for a sandwich shop i had gone to years ago & noticed they had relocated to this place over 8 years ago. Free parking, charming decors, cute murals of European cities, & clean. They had some soccer watch going on for the World Cup finals & there were many people going to that arena. Looks like there's a working church as people were going in there for service (it was a Sunday) & the church bell rang on the hour. There are a few stores and restaurants in there. It will be nice to help them liven up this place and bring more stores & restaurants in there. You can pretend you're on a mini European excursion.

    Amy N.

    Went to the Spring Fest event held at Old World Village. It's such a cute place to walk around and explore. At the spring fest they have food stalls, things to purchase and of course alcoholic beverages. They also had a band playing when we were there as well. This place is also a great place to take out of town friends and family.

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    Cheyenne G.

    This is such a cute place to walk around and eat. I come here for the French cafe that's located here and came to a Christmas event. I want to try the chocolate shop that's here! The people match the place, it is culturally diverse and amazing!

    The stage is set up.
    Dari P.

    I have been here many times. I come for the music . There is a stage and a large dance floor in front of it. Today there is a Beatles band called hard days night. I have seen them before and every song is good. The band just wore their regular clothes and sneakers. They didn't get dressed up in beetle suits at all. The postedhours were 11 to 3, however, it opens at 11. We were the first ones here. Music finally started at 12:30. Sound is set at 95-100 decibels. Of course, I know all the songs, and they were all done well. I ordered chicken and fries. It was a really big portion with four big slices of chicken and lots of fries on the plate. It was very crispy and it tasted really good. Everybody here was having a great time, and a few people danced. The people that came are very friendly and everybody's chatting with each other A really fun afternoon..

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    Van D.

    I only recommend Old World Village in Huntington Beach during the Christmas season. My boyfriend and I came here off season and thought the area was depressingly dead. When we saw a lively video of the area on YouTube, we decided to come back to give them a second opinion. They have a small private lot, or during Christmas season they also have parking in the nearby area. It gets really busy, so wear comfortable shoes and be prepared to walk. In the outdoor area, there were many vendors who came to sell goods like you would see at a street fair. The highlight to me is the Christmas Market and Biergarten at Old World. There were stalls of food, snacks, and drinks from the European countries. We had made the mistake of eating lunch prior to coming here, but we still made room for desserts. In the inside there were festive Christmas trees with themes and goods from the European countries. It was so sweet Santa Claus was even walking around, greeting children and their families. There was arts and craft stations, and the cutest was a station for writing letters to the north pole. Such a sweet spot for the little ones. Having gone to Europe earlier this year, a lot of these snacks and treats brought us back to our trip. It is reassuring to know we can come here for treats if we crave some of the treats we found abroad.

    Cindy O.

    Old World Market is a grrat place to.go for German groceries. It's my go to place for Spaetztle, Red Cabbage, and Sauerkraut. They do have a deli Case with fresh Kraut and Cabbage but buying for next week. For Spaetzle, they sell a variety including a Vegan option! Red Cabbage and Sourkraut, several brands and sizes ate available. Very nice staff at the cje k out. The bakery is usually a miss for me! Great looking items in their case but never taste as good as they look. I usually give them a try though! Today a tried a Koug Amman. Definitely not fresh, cold and a dry. Baked good don't do well refrigerated as they get dried out. When you buy baked goods from.a bakery, they expectation is they are fresh. Recommend not giving into the temptation! I did get a good coffee drink to go with and that was made to order at the bar! This time of the year they have their very festive Holiday Market set up. Itxs a must to walk thru. Great decorations to feel the Holiday cheer! About 30 different brands and sizes of Stolen, lots of chocolates; Marzipan, and Nougats. They even sell Lederhosen and Dirndls! Don't get she'll shocked by the prices) over $200 for a Dirndl) as that is what authentic ones sell for without paying for shipping! Service is wonderful, they greet you on thevway in and out. Very nice staff!

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    Dora H.

    This was my first time visiting the old world village beer garden, and I had such a good time! I came during Oktoberfest, so they happened to have a lot of little festivities going around the entire area. I love how the place looks like you have been transported to another country. They have a lot of of different shops, selling pastries or chachkies all around. They even had a little area for wiener dog races! It's was so cute to see all the little puppies walking around. The beer garden was really cool, because they had a really nice outdoor seating area as well as a indoor grand hall type area as well with a stage and a live band playing fun music! I also liked that you were basically surrounded by bars. You could order a drink from almost every window you approach. Super cool experience, I would definitely come back again next year!

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    Jennifer D.

    We came on the last night of the Christmas market and only giving a 4 because the vendors were all packed up way before the end time posted online. HOWEVER, overall...this place is great. It reminds me of Leavenworth, WA, if you've been there. The bier garden is huge, there are lots of little shops, a bakery, a deli that includes dry goods, meat counter, (excellent selection of sausages and meats!)bakery, and liquor area where there is samplings of their offerings on weekends. Lots of parking, conveniently located right off the 405, and there is even a hotel onsite! (Rooms run about $110 per night)

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    Mike B.

    We always have fun here! Oktoberfest every Fall is a great time. The buildings and atmosphere really make you feel like you're in Europe celebrating. The staff are all super friendly and helpful. The food is on the expensive side but honestly delicious. Kind of typical for any destination like this. They have a bunch of bars with tons of drinks to choose from, and women walking around with shots to buy for a fun experience at your table! There's a few souvenir shops if you want to get some items to take home with you. There's events throughout the year too so there's always something to experience. If you haven't been here you gotta check it out sometime!

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    Nhi R.

    Oktoberfest review: Weekday tickets are free if you sign up online ahead of time! Drinks and food are pricey, about $150 for 3 beers, 3 brats, sides and a pretzel. Even on a weekday, there's still a good crowd and good vibes.

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    Franco L.

    What a great little get away. Located on the north end of Huntington Beach this place is a great place to spend an afternoon. It's amazing how this place looks like it belongs on the other side of the world and it's right here in our backyard. During October they hold an Octoberfest which is pricey but still a lot of fun. There's a great selection of sausages in many flavors and plenty of beers. Later in the day there are live bands on weekends and lots of dancing. During the rest of the year there are plenty of shops to browse. I look forward to going during the Christmas season where it's supposed to be beautifully decorated. See you there !!!

    Ryan B.

    Was on vacation and found this little Bavarian spot. Reminded me of an area close to home so we visited. It was during the week and we showed about mid day so most of the shops were closed unfortunately. The restaurant and market that is attached were fun though.

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    Celeste S.

    Great German menu, food is excellent! Lots of seating and live music on select days. Great Service, large Selection of beers and specials. Good prices on meals.

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    Ask the Community - Old World Village

    I see a lot of stairs in the photos. Are there any restaurants in old world that are wheelchair accessible?

    Oh yes! Old World Village is basically all street level, except for the apartments or hotel built within the Village. Plenty of eateries and the main restaurant .. all easily accessible.

    Does anyone know if it is ok to come in costume to take some pictures in the area?

    Yes of course!

    Is there a nail salon in the village?

    Yes and here is there name The Upstairs salon. Hair nails and skin care.

    Are they open today? What they have to show today?

    Hi, yes the Village is open today. Each store has their own hours of operations. The Old World German Restaurant is open and has live music. Not sure what time the live music starts but I want to say around 4 or 5pm. There is more information… 

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    Review Highlights - Old World Village

    This highly decorated spot is filled with Christmas vibes in a German village setting with Christmas Market.

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