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    Stammtisch

    4.3 (598 reviews)
    ModerateGerman, Gastropubs
    Closed 3:00 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    STAMMTISCH ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Apple Strudel
    Chris L.

    Came for late lunch on Saturday. Not crowded. We sat outside and had a few different people wait on us. Menu is on the smaller side but plenty of options and would definitely go back to try different ones. Also had a good non alcoholic beer which I appreciated.

    Burned Spätzele.

    The German Beer is superb. Served cool in the right glasses, excellent. Unfortunately the "German" food is not as good as it should be. Spätzele noodles were served to us literally burned and charred black. Disgusting, Horrible and so wrong. That should never have left the kitchen. a cook also dropped a box of salt in the Red cabbage. So salty my tongue is still burning. A disgrace. Roast beef was also terribly over salted and very dry. Drink the beer but food is pathetically bad.

    Julie P.

    First time here and it was a cool friendly spot. We sat at the booth. Restaurant gives a rustic pub vibe. Beers were great and food was delicious. Takes me back to Germany! Most food were heavy and filling. Definitely come with friends and family here :) TV in the center to watch the World Cup too. Parking can be hard for this fun neighborhood.

    Mike H.

    Good selection of German drafts. The food was the real surprise, though -- especially the Schweinshaxe for me, skin crackling-crisp and the meat still moist underneath. It hit the mark and reminded me of the Biergartens I visited in Berlin. Attentive service, proper pub vibes, charming neighborhood.

    Angelo D.

    This is a great bar if you like Bavarian lagers and ales. Housed inside of a beautiful brick building they offer staple draft pours from the motherland and some NA options. The food is standard German fair that's decent, but the bar is primarily focused around their drinking menu. The sausage sausages are good but as far as the food goes, it's just all right

    Schweinshaxen
    Sean R.

    Bit more of a pub vibe than a restaurant but they have plenty of great sounding dishes I haven't heard of tho I don't have much experience with German food besides schnitzels & wursts. We happened to come in during HH (weekdays 3-5) so we got a bretzel w/ beercheese of course ($8) and bratwurst served w/ sauerkraut, mustard & pickle spear ($9). The sauerkraut was a tad sweet IMO but the brat was juicy and tasty. We also got the Schweinsaxe (I think?) which was an enormous pork shoulder hunk w/ nice fried crackling skin on the outside & comes w/ red cabbage and spaetzl. Def recommend sharing this big boy. It was good and all but I wish there was a bit more flavor to it than just meat flavor. The only thing for me is I find German beers to all be a bit too sweet for me as someone that likes stronger beers like IPAs but not dark beers much.

    Wurst plate, cheese and leek pasta, spaetzle, potato pancakes
    Maria M.

    Good, authentic German food. The service was also great. Sort of a small restaurant, so we opted to sit in the corner of the bar to shorten the wait. I think the bartender took pity- comped my wine just because. Great experience overall and would definitely come back!

    Weinersnitzel, potatoes and carrot salad
    Chee K.

    This is pretty German food! The ambiance is cozy and friendly. We went here for dinner date night and was pleasantly impressed. The staff is prompt and efficient. They offer a great variety of German beers and in different sizes. I would try one of their beers, they come in different glasses depending on what kind. The soft pretzel was so good, amazing. Comes with a spicy seed mustard and pork fat? Not used to that type of spread but I could eat 5 of those pretzels by myself. I ordered the weiner snitzel and a side of spatzel because I love spatzel. This was on the best, buttery, soft and slightly crisp. The snitzel was delicious, crisp and perfectly cooked with a side of carrot salad. My husband tried the pork knuckle and it was good but pretty salty. The size is enough for two people. I would definitely come back and try more dishes and beers! Prost!

    Jagerschnitzel
    Devin R.

    This is a cute German spot in NE Portland. As someone who speaks German, I appreciated that the menu titles were in actual German and not just a kitschy knockoff. The beer selection was also really nice and they offered a lot of different varieties from German breweries. The Jägerschnitzel overall tasted good but the meat was not breaded - I've had a lot of schnitzel throughout Germany and Austria and I've never had a schnitzel that wasn't breaded.

    Bretzel
    Sara A.

    Absolutely love this place! The ambiance is beautiful and service is friendly and prompt. There is indoor and outdoor seating, and the restaurant is very cozy in the winter. The food is consistently excellent, and the happy hour menu is also killer! I haven't had anything I didn't like on the menu. Must try's are the Bretzel, Weisswurst, Rabbit, and Apple Strudel!

    Ayinger.
    Andrew A.

    It's difficult to name my favorite restaurant, but Stammtisch comes quickly to mind. And for beer it's #1. They added a new yummy item to the Happy Hour menu: fries topped with a delicious ragu-like tangy pork. Turns out my favorite beer, the dark Hef with banana cloves, is a seasonal. I had to settle for the lighter Ayinger Brau Weisse which is more suitable for hot weather. As I've stated in previous reviews, the glassware they use makes a positive difference. Love this place.

    "Bretzel"
    Stephen K.

    I met some dear friends for dinner here due to the close proximity to where we'd all be that night, and I'm very happy that we chose Stammtisch. I'd been longing for great schweinzhaxe since Gustav's doesn't really exist anymore (save for the one location in Vancouver), and a trip back to Munich is a bit impractical. Stammtisch's example was quite good! Seems to be made the authentic way (roasting of a long period of time as opposed to a quick deep fry to crisp up a braised pork knuckle before service). It was tender, crispy, and delicious. On our visit, they were out of Kartoffelpuffer, so we opted for currywurst (lovely, but the wurst link was on the cold side) and a "Bretzel", which was the best I've had since I was in Munich. I'm not a beer drinker, but their variety of German imports was impressive. We were seated outside, which I generally hate, but it was after dark, and the nice overhead lighting and cozy location of the outdoor seats made it pretty easy to forget that we were outside. Service was friendly and prompt, which was great (again, being outside, it seems easy to be forgotten about). I'd definitely return, and am looking forward to our next visit.

    Three wurst plate. Delicious.

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    There can be long waits but it is always worth it. It is hard to find good German food - I wish it was closer so I could go more often.

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    Run, don't walk, for the Schweinshaxe. The crispy skin was exquisite. I also really liked the schmaltz with the pretzel.

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    Ask the Community - Stammtisch

    Reservations are not offered, is there typically a long wait to be seated on weekends?

    Yes it can be pretty long on the weekends and not much room at all to wait

    Are children allowed and if so, is there a time restriction?

    Yes! I didn't see any restriction times but always best to check with the restaurant

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