A nice little restaurant next to tennis and hockey courts that offers both indoor and outdoor…read moreseating. According to the name there are a few lavender themed drinks which we found tasted a bit like fragrant sachets for your wardrobe but hey they tried something a bit different. The food was good and didn't take very long, the service was friendly just the prices were a little bit high. They're good for groups and offer a few vegetarian options which is always nice.

Attention students of beer: you can earn your beer diploma at Eichbaum with one test. It's not for…read moreany novice - you've got to know your styles if you're hoping to pass. Here's how it works: (01) You receive six .3 L glasses filled with various beer styles, light to dark. You also receive a sheet of paper with a list of over a dozen beer styles. (02) Match the styles you're drinking with the styles listed on the paper. This may require careful thinking, and there is no time limit. (03) At the bottom of the paper is another six styles of beer. You must rank the beers by their strength of ABV's. (04) Once the beer has been drunk and both sections filled out, hand your test to your waitress. (05) Your waitress will grade your test, and if you've shown your best beer knowledge, you will be awarded your beer diploma! While you're testing, you're going to need brain food. May I suggest the curry wurst and spaetzle? I love Eichbaum's version of their spaetzle, as it includes cheese and onion. One bite in, and you'll swear it's one of the better mac 'n' cheese's you've ever tasted. Best of luck to those of you up for the challenge of earning their beer diploma at Eichbaum - I hope you graduate!

Best currywurst I've ever had. The portion size for it and the fried potatoes was very large for…read morefive euros. The onion rings were great and so was the beer sampler. Our server was a great young lady who was very attentive and kind. This location did accept our US sponsored Master Card credit card.