I love a good Jägerschnitzel and Bierkeller Richmond did not disappoint. The dish was superb and…read moreplentiful with a yummy potato rosti and fresh beans on the side. I found the staff very friendly and helpful in choosing a beer for me. This was my first time at Bierkeller but it will not be my last.

Came here for lunch and ordered the pork knuckle and giant pretzel. Glad we were hungry! The…read moreportion was enormous and the knuckle was crispy on the outside, moist on the inside...just the way it should be. The sides of sauerkraut and potatoes was good too. Excellent value!

Amazing food and service. Will definitely go again. 5 stars. Lovely background music that does…read morecredit to the ambiance.

Came in for a group dinner and left with lots of full bellies and beer!…read more I've been to Hofbraühaus around the world and this was maybe my least favorite in terms of space wise (it's somewhat small) but the food and beer was great! The menu is different than the U.S. but I enjoyed my schnitzel and beer and we had a great time!

Stopped by since it was close to where my coworkers and I were staying. We wanted to grab a drink…read morebefore going off to explore the city and they had all enjoyed it here before. I was hesitant because a German beer hall in Australia didn't sound like it would be very good - but I was wrong. This is a cute beer hall that mimics most München Haus'. It was still early in the day when we came by so it was mostly empty. We sat at a table outside, but with the plastic windows drawn since it was drizzling a little. The server was friendly and gave us good recommendations on food to share. The platter we got was supposed to be for 3-4 people, but with 8 of us not being too hungry, it was perfect for us to all try a little and have something while we drank. The espresso martini was surprisingly good, as well as the Oktoberfest beer that I had. It definitely gave me German beer garden vibes and as someone who is pretty critical because I'm always in Germany, I liked it and would definitely come back.

No no no no no. Two stars because my husband liked the beer and because they had an authentic…read morelooking band playing. The food and service- zero! Food was quick... But very little flavor. Service was slow and lacking a general concept of what service is supposed to be. I ordered a wrap which comes with a side of bread (clearly stated on the ordering form). When I asked about my sourdough bread- he said let me ask the kitchen. Took the order form back and then came back with Rye bread and the order form. Wrong type of bread and nothing to put on it... It wasn't a pleasant food experience especially considering that less than 30 minutes after I ate my entire body felt like it was going to explode and I barely made it back to the hotel room. I just recommend you choose another place!

The Swiss Club of Victoria was founded in1899 and serves as a home away from home for Swiss…read moreimmigrants. Discover a piece of Switzerland in the heart of Melbourne CBD on 89 Flinders Lane. The Swiss Club Restaurant is ideally situated in the heart of the city, offering excellent facilities as a daily meeting/dining place for both private and corporate functions. Lunch is particularly popular with business people who enjoy traditional Swiss food and hospitality in a unique setting.

The Swiss club is situated upstairs in Flinders Lane and is easy to miss…read more I visited this place using a Groupon for 2 people - a main course plus a glass of wine or pot of beer each. The food was surprisingly delicious as I didn't really have any expectations, the presentation was not lavish however the atmosphere feels really homey especially as the chef came out and greeted many tables like old friends. What we munched on: Mixed Sausages - Mix of our gourmet sausages, cut up with onion sauce and a selection of mustards. It was amazing, not overfilling but a great way to try different types of sausages and they were all so juicy! Traditional Wiener schnitzel - crumbed veal Schnitzel. I honestly don't love veal but this was really well cooked with no toughness and no strange smells. I would go back but perhaps I would bring more friends to share a wider variety of dishes.

Had some great German food with friends yesterday. Some nice beer to go along with it as well…read more The place was nice and comfortable and the service was fast considering we had a large group and as far as I could tell there was only one cook. Meals were priced well, even if the portion was a little on the small side for some of the choices. Swedish meatballs for example. But it wouldn't put me off coming back especially as the hosts were some of the nicest I have met while I have been here in Australia.

A fun buffet in a German style with good entertainment that has been going for many years up in the…read morehills. Very popular with tourists. Had a nice lunch.

Think of every single German thing you can and put them all in one place, somewhere far away from…read morethe world, up in the mountains, self-standing. That is the Cuckoo Restaurant. It can be cheesy, and corny; but hey, it goes with it. German signs, German costumes, German food, drinks, decor, architecture. Everywhere you look, it's German inspired. There is even a photo opt with the world's largest cuckoo clock. Of course, it would be here. So the food wasn't to die for; but it wasn't awful either. Average is probably the word I'd go with. Because it's a buffet, I go in with a plan. A little bit of everything to try, and if I have room, then I make my way for seconds. I do wish if they had a bigger range of bratwurst, or if they had red cabbage, or maybe even potato pancakes, or crisp apple strudel... But the desserts were tasty, I really did like the chocolate mousse. And kudos for the music, it transformed your dining experience into a bit of a show and audience interactive. Just brace yourself to meet the von Trapp family singers! For all things German, as corny as it is, I thought it was a good experience and was happy that I came, I saw, and I ate.