Being born and raised in Germany, my fiancé is a sucker for German restaurants and brews! We tend…read moreto go to different ones to see where we can get the best schnitzel. We've actually been to another restaurant under the same company as Rasselbock, so we were delighted to be able to stop by since it's close by! We parked in the very back of the restaurant in the little plaza, and were seated with ease. They have indoor seating and outdoor seating, especially for furry friends. We originally sat inside, but our friend brought his dog, so we moved outside. We had ordered several drinks and had sat at the restaurant for over 6 hours. We ordered a range of BRLO IPA, Hacker, their seasonal beer, and more. As for food, we ordered their jagerscnitzel, Brussels sprouts, truffle fries, spatzle, and beignets! Our friend ordered their bratwurst with sauerkraut. We were very impressed with how delicious and fresh everything was. It was extremely savory and crispy. Quite addicting alongside our beers. Our servers were very delightful and very accommodating to our needs. They provided support and checked in on us frequently. We never were rushed to leave and were able to enjoy our conversations. I'm an advocate for good food, good service, and great brews! Please expect us to be back!

Was excited to have a nice, warm pretzel in rainy weather couple months ago. Started this review…read morebut guess didn't finish. We met up here with out of town family for a bit of a linner. I am not much for drinking beer so I ordered the apple cider with mineral water that has the really long name I didn't even try to pronounce. Our server was a guy who seated us for our reservation at the patio table we reserved outside. He set up a heat lamp but we had to ask him to turn it on. Had to ask him to wipe down the side of the table that had water on it from the rain. Had to pull out the bench to get in. I don't know, just stuff I'd expect the server to handle or ask or be more attentive to instead of waiting for me to address it. Food was okay but not a place I'd really come back to

First time here, and I absolutely loved it. The atmosphere and overall vibe make an amazing first…read moreimpression--cozy, welcoming, and full of charm. I adored all the little trinkets and delicatessen touches throughout the space. The sweet, funny duo behind the counter truly made it feel like home. I ordered the Reuben and my husband got the grinder--both served on fresh, fluffy, perfectly baked bread. We'll definitely be back.

UGD serves up quality deli food with authentic flavors at reasonable prices It's clear why this…read moreplace has been open for decades. As I was buying my sausages. soft pretzels, and potato salad, the lady said very little to me and the gentleman, nothing at all. When I tried speaking German, the lady said she didn't remember much of the language anymore. This blunt, "tell it like it is" way of interacting is pretty much how my family used to be, so I found it familiar -- even comforting. But it's easy to see how this can rub people the wrong way, especially if they're used to American (or even modern German) - style customer service. Everyone who found this rude is making reasonable statements. But to me this is more a case of people who have been doing the same thing for a long time without making updates. Decor-wise, place also seems to recreating the Germany that someone remembers from decades ago. The blue and white bunting, the beer steins, the picture of the Pope and other memorabilia make the place feel distinctly Bavarian, in a touristy way. A lot of places in Germany, even in the more traditional south have moved on. But my hope is that this place does continue until the proprietors retire with dignity or sell the business to some German-Americans with a passion for prepping and selling this type of food.

Walked in and ambiance is welcoming and wholesome. Young man provided great service and…read moresuggestions. Food is fresh and delicious and you can taste the love. Gotta check it out

Love this place. Always good food and kind service from the family that runs this place. Grab food…read moretogo or sit down in the small dining room and have a hot meal with a cold beer. Such a hidden gem!

My friends and I went to try something different than what we usually eat…read more We ordered an array of items and watched the other tables to see what they were getting lol. The service was excellent, we enjoyed our lunch, the parking was ok (street parking). I would come back.

Among the best restaurants, or maybe the best German restaurants, on some list I saw this was among…read morethe places I had identified ahead of arriving in L.A. We were daunted by the 1.5 hr drive to where we were staying and hoped that eating closer would save some time later. It did! Rasselbock is a bit hidden away but we found it with street metered parking nearby. We had arranged for a reservation but we hardly needed it. The place was mostly empty when we arrived. Music was thumping, and not German music. It was classic rock but a touch too loud. So keep that in mind. I appreciated that they had Erdinger beer. That's some of the best beer around. I chose the non alcoholic since I had a drive ahead. I was told it might not be cold enough and the server brought me the bottle to sample it by touch. I cheerfully noted Germans don't drink very cold beer and it was fine. My wife and I ordered schnitzels, she chicken and I pork. She had the Oma's potato salad - which with mustard and mayo really would not have passed muster with a real Oma like mine. She reported it was good anyway. I had spaetzle and cucumber dill salad. The kids both had a bratwurst, salad and fries. On the whole the schnitzels were good. Not entirely authentic but USA-good enough. I'd say the same for my spaetzle and salad. One kid liked the bratwurst, one didn't. I found what I tried of the sausage to be pretty good. The stone ground mustard was particularly good. Service was a little slow to start but the food came quickly and we were off. A 4.2 rounds to a flat 4. German food is hard to come by anywhere, so I welcome it. Especially with a good selection of beer. They serve multiple sizes included a liter "mass." Sounds great but I think those days are behind me. Definitely worth a try.

The food is spectacular, the sausages are excellent and the service is fast and cheery!…read more Few beers on tap always nice to see out of a German deli/eatery Overall nice experience

For home made German food, cooked with love and care like Omi would make for me…read more Make sure you check the deli! I came for years before discovering Amazing beers on tap

Wirstshaus has the best selection of German beer. They have a full bar so you can get whatever you…read morewant. We love going there for the food. I love their traditional Bratwurst and their salads. Their Caesar is my favorite. They also make great pretzels. All of their food is good and try the chicken soup. It is tasty. The place is just so cute and it is kept spotless. The bathrooms are always clean and stocked. The service is wonderful. The entire staff is great and they can guide you through the menu. They are fast but they don't rush you. It is just a comfortable place to be. Some nights that have live music which is such fun. I think they have a TV but I avoid it, but I know they show sports. Everything on the menu is great. If you love German food and the best selection of German beer, this is the place for you.

Located down from the Grove is Wirtshaus. The German place is very good. First, service was good…read more Second, Great Outdoor seating. Third, Big bar. Last But not Least, REAL GERMAN FOOD. The Jager Schnitzel was wonderful. Crispy, juicy chicken, with that deep, rich, creamy, mushroom sauce! The Red Cabbage gives a great sour/vinegar to cut through the richness/fat. The spatzel was good. The potato pancakes were small, but deliciously crunchy, soft, salty. Loved the applesauce, sour cream and lemon, brightens it up. I also tried my daughter's French fries, great double fried! The flan special was good. Very Sweet. *Overall, you want German, come here*

The jalapeno cheddar bratwurst was juicy and brimming with flavor. It had a very nice and noticable…read moresmokey taste to it. The casing also provided a nice crisp snap. It was was also the perfect medium spiciness. The french bread they put the sausage in was a new twist! I don't think I'll ever go back to the soft and soggy traditional hotdog buns again. The french bread at Bratzermann contributed a lot texturally with the crispiness of the crust followed by the soft interior which soaked all the meat juices and condiments. The bread also has a heavenly buttery aroma too. So throw your flavorless spongy hotdog buns away now! I'm giving this a 4 star instead of 5 because it took a long time ( about 40 mins) to get my food after I ordered.

Amazing Service! Friendly and helpful workers with delicious food!…read more Will definitely be ordering from here again

Best sandwiches in East Orange. The price is reasonable too (mostly)…read more Avoid anything made of chocolate. It is overpriced. Even considering tarriffs, $6 is way too much for a 50mm x 50mm chocolate square.

Authentic German mom and pop deli and restaurant. Very friendly and everyone there is all smiles. I…read morethink I mentioned this at other types of restaurants of all cuisines around the world, but if you see older generations of customers in a business, hanging out with each other, chowing down on food or reading the newspaper, you know it's a community staple AND it's gonna be good. There's some seating inside and it's both a small market of imported German and other European goods and foods, as well as a deli where they can fix you a sandwich real quick. We got ourselves a sausage sandwich and a cold cut sandwich and my boyfriend got some cuts to go as well. My boyfriend also got an imported beer and an extra pickle spear. For our side, we got some potato salad. I love potato salad and this was the perfect side. Sandwiches have the perfect toasted level, and isn't dry. Fillings were plentiful and it was enough to make both of us full. Great with a spared of mustard and mayo and sauerkraut in the sandwich. We also got some additional yummy milk chocolates too. Solid German deli!

I got an iced vanilla latte today for cars & Coffee and it was perfect sweetness. I was hopping…read morethere'd be a little bit more ice. It was a delicious, light coffee. Amazing vibes always with the porsche events. A great way to start my Saturday morning. Service was pretty fast.

Boxenstopp is inside of the Porsche dealership and I was ready to assume that good food could not…read morepossibly come from here. The yelp ratings for Boxenstopp are high but there are less than 10 reviews so it's hard to tell how accurate it is. I've only dined here once but I feel like it is a solid dining option. They appear to have regulars too. The ambiance is unique. There aren't any walls or partitions separating the restaurant from the rest of the dealership show room. The space is large though, so it doesn't look awkward. FOOD The grilled bratwurst sandwich was great and the breakfast burrito might be even better. The ingredients were high quality and the entree were done well. SERVICE Service was friendly and welcoming.

Really tired of gatekeeping spots but Hibachi Queens in DTLB? Yeahhhh they did what needed to be…read moredone. The burrito was literally one of the best things I've put in my mouth in a LONG time packed with flavor, cooked right, and gave everything it was supposed to give.The kid and my mom had zero complaints about their chicken bowls you already know that says it ALL!

Spent over $65 dollars for garlic noodle hibachi with shrimp and chicken yakisoba noodles. It was…read moresooo damn salty, my wife and I couldn't eat past two bites and threw it away. What a complete waste of money. Service is fine but the quality of food for the money definitely isn't worth it. Almost as if the cap of the salt shaker fell off when seasoning, a few pieces of meat (95% noodle, 5% meat) and the chicken was dry and overcooked. I felt ripped off similar to how many others have felt in the reviews.