Cinnabon and Auntie Anne's operate as sister companies under the same GoToFoods brand…read more These were combined stores inside the Pembroke Lakes Mall begging me for attention. The mini Cinnabon rolls are my favorite and they did not disappoint. Gooey vanilla frosting over a sweet cinnamon bun. Definitely a finger licking treat so grab extra napkins. The Auntie Anne's had pretzels and flavored sodas and Cinnabon specializes in their sweet rolls.

Love getting the pretzel nuggets with a cup a cheese for a quick snack. They pretzel nuggets are so…read moregood when warmed. For those with a sweet tooth, you can indulge in a cinnamon sugar dusted pretzel and a side of sweet icing.

I hate giving this review because I used to eat from here often when I lived in Hialeah.... but the…read morepretzels my family and I had this past weekend were terrible. When I came by this past Saturday to Westland Mall I was craving the soft pretzel.... doughy, tasty, salty goodness.... sadly it didn't live up to my expectations. We ordered three soft salted butter pretzels....so first things first....no salt....kinda defeats the purpose of the pretzel. How can you have no salt on a pretzel? Secondly it was so greasy that it turned the bag clear and it just didn't taste good. It's sad because like I said it used to be good.

Growing up in Hialeah, going to Westland Mall was a must…read more Consequently my mother would drag me occasionally, and one day, we discovered the Pretzel Twister. I believe I was a teenager back then. Anyhow, my mother and I used to love being fat little pigs here. That, fortunately, eventually changed. I cannot imagine eating these pretzels for life. That being said, I hadn't had a pretzel from here in over six years. I broke this streak last week and the trauma still sits with me. While delicious, the salty and glazed pretzel I ordered gave me a ridiculous sugar rush that made me crash. Thank goodness I had the common sense to order a bottle of water because I may not be here to tell the tale otherwise. Needless to say, coming here, the questions begs: is it worth it? Well, my dear, that depends on whether you have some Alka-Seltzer on you. Delicious, yes, but potentially deadly.

I'm German, and this is by far the best and most authentic German food I've found here. The dishes…read moretaste like home and are done properly, not watered down or Americanized. What really sets Cuckoo Clock Brauhaus apart is the atmosphere. It is not your typical German restaurant. It has fun Apres Ski vibes and a lively, cozy, social feel. They also host great events like Oktoberfest, Christmas Market, and Honky Tonk nights, which makes every visit feel special. The service is excellent, super friendly, attentive, and welcoming. You truly feel like a guest. It is also a great place to watch sports with a beer in hand. Free parking is available, and the location is just three minutes from I 95, which makes it very easy to get to. If you are looking for real German food, great energy, and a place that knows how to host a good time, this is the spot.

Charming little German restaurant. For a moment u are transported to Germany in a small cafe. Our…read moreserver was great and worked really hard as it seemed she was the only one working the front of the house. Started with the big beautiful pretzel which was warm and salty served with mustard and Bircheese. Then some potato pancakes which were hot and crispy. Just perfect. I had the vegetarian sausage ...yep I'm vegetarian and they had it..and it was very good. Served with some perfectly crispy fries and some red cabbage which was great. Others in my party had the schnitzel both pork and chicken. They were all huge portions which were thin and crispy and looked great. For a casual night out and something different and very authentic give this a try. Don't think you'll be disappointed.

Mack House is one of those tiny local spots where the charm comes from the people, not the polish…read more It's small, relaxed, and run by one guy who's doing everything at once pouring beers, chatting with guests, keeping the place moving. I asked for a sample of a dark beer and he handed me a full pint glass, then used the same glass for the actual pour. A little odd, a little funny, but somehow it fits the vibe here. It's not corporate, not scripted just a real local bar doing things their own way. The energy easy, and the beer solid. If you're looking for a polished taproom, this isn't it. But if you want a laid back spot with character and no pretense, Mack House has its own charm.

MICRO BREW OR DIVE BAR?…read more My wife's long blonde mane stood out in this boy's only pub. Took a center seat at the bar while watching the Miami Dolphin game. Nice in house brewed beers on tap but sadly no sours. The bartender poured an ice cold fifteen ounce Johnny's Brewtah Hazy 7.2% which was absolutely devine. Love the kegs lined against the wall with big bags of Malt piled up. Trivia On Tap every Monday at 730pm and free entry with beer purchase. Thirty-two ounce Growlers are offered for all nine craft beers at $15.00 each. The men's bathroom was the epitome of a dive bar and I took in every wonderful visual which my video will confirm.

Johanna is the best !!!! I LOVE the mini dogs Always a pleasure to order from the kioskread more

THE GERMANS ARE HERE…read more.. This place was previously named the Wunderbar Sports Bar but recently changed the name to Wunderbar German Kitchen. The patio is huge and a great spot for large parties. The German Sampler with chicken and bratz was excellent. The bartender Johnny waited on us and provided great service. The half litre of HOFBRÄU MÄRZEN 6.3% abv from MUNICH GERMANY was cold and frothy. The gender assigned bathroom was decent with wood plank floors and a granite sink counter, but could use a facelift.

One of my favorite restaurants. I always get the fried chicken schnitzel with a double order of…read morepickled cabbage and give the salted pretzel and the bratwurst to my hubby who loves dipping those into their spicy deli mustard. They are famous for their liters of German beers but I had an Aperol spritz.

I love this place but this location was not my favorite. The people working there messed up our…read moreorder and they could barely speak English. I normally have great experience when I go and get pretzels but this time it was horrible and it was even worse because we were out of town exploring and drove 30 min to get to this location just to be disappointed.

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!