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    The Cabin Kitchen

    4.3 (10 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 7:00 PM

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    Libby C.

    Found this spot while moving items into the storage unit across the street. Was immediately drawn in by the outdoor seating. The food was fantastic, I got the fig flatbread and my boyfriend got the smash burger. The sour beer was great, the service was excellent and I will gladly be coming back!

    Frites - comes with garlic aioli and beer cheese for dipping
    Robin S.

    Best...fries...EVER! The garlic aioli and beer cheese did not disappoint! And service was fast like a ninja. Will definitely be back!

    On the L, smoked Kielbasa with cheese and whole grain mustard on a pretzel bun w/ a side of frites. On the R, an order of the Kraut Balls.

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    They are perfectly crispy, well seasoned, and come with beer cheese and some amazing garlic and dill aioli.

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    Enjoyed dinner! My husband is from Germany and it was great to eat there. The night we ate they…read morethey had a German language learning group there...my hubby thought it was so cool!

    I really, really wanted to like this place. As my husband and I have both enjoyed German food…read moreabroad, we were excited to try the menu for this restaurant. When we went on a Friday night, there was live music on the biergarten's patio, but it was so loud that even indoors, you could not hear your conversation. Upon arrival, even though we had a reservation, and there were only four other tables dining, service was pretty slow to be seated and the poor waitresses seemed overwhelmed. I will say the waitstaff is exceptionally friendly, even with a busier biergarten. The food, I'm sorry to say, leaves much to be desired. Presentation is unappetizing, and as some other Yelpers have mentioned, the meal is definitely not a feast for the eyes. I wish I could say the flavor was better, but everything was bland and underseasoned. My husband, who's never met a sauerkraut he didn't adore, could not even finish his meal. The portions are small for the price, but honestly, the flavor was so underwhelming it didn't matter how much was on the plate. The decor seems very throwback, replete with tourist tchotchkes and and faded pictures of Germany. The dark wood paneling does lend a moody, Germanic air, and from what I understand, they have a large selection of beers on tap.

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    I came here on a whim and I'm glad I did!…read more Kuma's corner kind of feels like a rock concert venue turned restaurant on the inside, with lots of memorabilia in there. There's a bit of grunge aesthetic too. I opted for the patio seating on the nice day that I visited. Service worked pretty quickly and friendly. I got a mocktail to start that was cranberry, orange, and pineapple juice. It was pretty yummy. I was far more impressed by the foooood! My partner and I split a burger and Mac and cheese. The size small was $9 and was honestly huge. It was definitely enough food for two. The burger we got was also a good size, and came with a lot of shoestring onion on top. The burger was $18 but it's a 10 oz patty which is practically a better deal than most other burgers out there. I'll be back again sometime for sure!

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