This place is more like a 4.5 out of 5 stars. The only…read morething preventing it from getting 5 stars was the wait time to get our food. Everything else was fantastic. I'm actually very glad we came here instead of the other places we had planned on going for lunch. When we went, it was not crowded and we got seated quickly. This place is fairly big, with plenty of tables and space. They also have a dedicated "beer garden" on one side of the restaurant. For food, i had to get jager schnitzel with spaetzle. My wife ended up getting duck. Before my food came out, they also brought out a salad. I don't know if it was part of the jager schnitzel entree or the duck... But the salad was amazing. Everything was pickled and very intense flavor. Both entrees were great and i also like the fact that they have a kid's menu that serves german food. (I was afraid the kids menu would have simple items like burger and or chicken tenders, but that's not the case here.) the lunch portions were perfectly sized.... granted its not "texas sized" but it did its job and i left satisfied. What i really like about the place is the interior decor. It looks like the owners brought back so many trinkets, souvenirs and photos from their trips to Germany and it makes it feel more authentic. This was actually one of the saving grace from waiting to get our food, i tried to look around to see all the different things on displayed. Service was great. I'll definitely be back!

I do not want to leave a bad review of the Bavarian Grill, because I really, really like the…read moreBavarian Grill. But my experience tonight enforces my hand against my heart. I give no complaint to the food and the ambience, as I have always eaten well and enjoyed the jaunty, light-hearted ambience that this restaurant has provided for decades. My wife and I decided to take our kids out tonight to try German food. The service tonight was abysmal. We waited for twenty minutes for our waiter. When someone finally arrived, he was rather abrupt and rude. Tables around us who were seated immediately received bread before us. Our pickled vegetable side and a beer was brought out promptly, but this would be the only part of our order we received. We waited for over an hour without being checked in on one time. Once! The waiter appeared from the kitchen a couple of times clearly eating something and then disappeared for almost half an hour. When he finally reappeared I asked for more bread, as the kids were getting antsy. He did not verbally respond to this, but walked off and returned with a basket which he more or less tossed on the table, making an obvious effort to avoid eye contact with me. After an hour and fifteen, someone else came by and asked if we were okay. We responded that we were just waiting for our food. This person, too, disappeared without a response. At an hour and a half--kids hungry and depleted of whatever patience they had--we left. This makes a bitter end to what has otherwise been a joyful patronage to a local legend.

It was our first time trying Austrian food. We ordered the pork schnitzel, Budapest bratwurst, and…read morea pretzel bratwurst sandwich. Overall, the food was average. The pasta that came with the schnitzel and the mushroom sauce lacked flavor. The French fries with the sandwich didn't seem very fresh either. For drinks, we had an espresso martini and a Himbeergeist schnapps. The schnapps was strong and good, but the espresso martini was just okay and a bit light. The atmosphere was really nice , definitely the highlight of our visit. and the service was good as well.

This place was alright. Not bad by any measure, I didn't taste anything special either. The server…read morewas great. Very friendly and kept tabs on us the entire time. The ambiance seemed on point for this type of place. I'm not sure how old this place is, but it seems well lived in and kinda dated, but this is reflective of what I think is the old world charm. The food was okay. Grilled sausage was exactly that. The cabbage had caraway seeds so be mindful of that. The potato salad was pretty much left on the plate. It didn't seem worth the calories. I would rather of had plain over what that was. It wasn't bad, just not to my wife or my own liking. I would be back to try something else maybe. Nothing was bad here, but also nothing was special to draw a craving from me. We will have to be hungry and in the area not wanting other offerings nearby for us to give it another try. Maybe for a beer or something. They had an extensive imported selection.

Husband and I swung by today to check out it since we were in the area. Way more of a third space…read morefor board game lovers than a cafe. However, we completely enjoyed our stuffed pretzel and tea. Vanilla Mint unsweetened was a lovely combination. We'll have to make it out for trivia night soon!

When you're in England, visit pubs If you don't like thin…read morepeople, date chubs And when we're down in Plano We never can say no To lemonade fresh made at Dubs I don't like subtitles. Especially when I'm in Plano. If I'm watching a movie in Plano and it's not in English, then I want Dubs. This is a very unique and different kind of place, which basically sells all kinds of nice lemonades. Barbi like several of the flavours - such as the watermelon. We tried a lot of different stuff, and they were the friendliest people imaginable. Honestly I'm not really into American style lemonade anymore because it's a little too sweet, but if I was, this would be my favourite place in Dallas. So I guess I would give it more of a 4-star rating because it's local and its innovative, except that it has some of the friendliest service in Dallas, especially considering they were 5 minutes away from closing and still wanted to give us samples of "Everything Under the Sun" (figuratively). So bearing that in mind, I most definitely have to give them a very handsome 5-star rating.

Stopped by today for lunch with my son. It is self seating and you order up at the bar area…read more Service was great, the lady working up front greeted us right away and was very friendly. The restaurant itself has a real cool hip vibe, definitely up my alley. I ordered myself the beer cheese-steak (with fries) and a blue sapphire cocktail - these. were. AMAZING! They even have a "micro brewers menu" aka kids menu, my son chose the mini smashburgers with chips. He loved it so much, there was nothing left on his plate at the end. They have a bunch of board games available to use while dining so my son and I grabbed a Jurassic Park matching game, this was a super fun activity to do together while munching away. We had a wonderful time here and will surely be back soon. :)

I'll start with the positives, this location has so much potential! I love that there's a brewery…read moreright on Main Street. What a fantastic addition to the community. The decor and theme are inspired by New Orleans/Creole/Cajun vibes, and it's beautifully put together. The layout of the location is a slight "L" shape, so seating can be a bit limited during busy times. It's a seat-yourself setup, and they provide QR codes at the tables for you to place your order and pay when you're ready. Now, onto the food and service. Unfortunately, the wait for both food and drinks were longer than expected, even as the rush began to die down. Our pretzel appetizer didn't arrive until near the end of our meal, and sadly, it was overcooked. Drinks The beer was great and a definite highlight of the experience. Here's what we ordered: Appetizers Giant Pub Pretzel ($13.99): A 12.05 oz pretzel served with signature beer cheese and beer mustard. Unfortunately, this dish was a disappointment. Despite being called "Giant," the pretzel was thin, and was a bit overcooked. While we enjoyed the beer cheese, the beer mustard could have stayed in the kitchen. Loaded Broccoli ($8.99): Steamed broccoli seasoned with Cajun spices, topped with melted cheese and your choice of chicken, beef, or pulled pork. I chose chicken, which was delicious and well-seasoned. However, the cheese was a huge letdown, it had an odd, roux-like texture and flavor that nearly made the dish inedible. Entrée Voo-Dill Pickle Pizza ($12.99): Made with roasted garlic pesto, fresh mozzarella, thick-cut pickles, and a special Voo-Dill seasoning. While the concept was intriguing, the execution fell short. The pizza crust was undercooked, and the pickles seemed like they were added at the very end instead of being baked with the pizza. The garlic pesto was the highlight of this dish. Desserts -King Cake Slice ($3.XX): Clearly store-bought and not made in-house. It also took a while to reach our table, which was odd considering it's pre-packaged. The kitchen area even had the King Cake box visible. Beignets ($7.99): Over-fried and served with icing that was overly lemony, which overpowered the dish. Side Order Jalapeño Slaw ($2.99): The star of the meal! It had the perfect balance of mayo and vinegar, with a fresh kick from the jalapeños and Cajun spices. I wish I had ordered more! I think this place has a lot of potential. The concept is fantastic, but the kitchen needs improvement. I do plan to return and give it another try because the space and the idea are great. Hopefully, next time the food lives up to the vision!

Not too many pretzel spots in the area so happy to stop by once in a while for a treat. Pretzels…read moreare always warm, tasty and fresh.

I had seen this place a couple of months ago. Today I was cutting across town to deliver a birthday…read moregift and thought a hot warm pretzel might enhance the giftees mood. I have to admit I'm not a fan of space sharing. When I saw that Jamba Juice and Auntie Ann's share space,I was immediately on guard. These situations usually do one or the other better and the other suffers. As I walked in, I heard a hello from the back. Quickly assessing the situation, there was a drive thru customer at the window to my left,space for making Smoothies and to the right a small Auntie Ann's display case. It took a couple of minutes for the counter person to come to the front. It appears one person was handling the entire operation. Pointing to the pretzel case,I ask how old these were,she said theyre fresh. Just then someone walked up behind me. She asked to help and he said, I'm here to pick up an order for____. She quickly disappeared into the back leaving me waiting. I'm not sure how others feel but,I think the customer standing in front of you is first. The order on the app, hurry up I gotta goz can wait. She returned,I ordered,paid( left no tip) and left. The Pretzel was, less than,just as the service. Enter at your own risk

We came to Union Bear on a weekday and it was really busy, but we didn't have to wait to get a nice…read moretable on the porch. We ordered two sets of beer flights, they were good overall, and I especially loved the mango and pineapple ones. For food, we got the BBQ chicken flatbread and a burger. The chicken flatbread was really good, and the fries with the burger were tasty too. The only downside was the burger bun, it was too oily. Also, the tomato, pickles, and lettuce came on the side, which we didn't ask for, so we had to assemble the burger ourselves. Overall, the environment and service were great. Our waitress, Savannah, was really nice and attentive. I'd come back.

My girlfriend and I visited Union Bear during happy hour, and overall, we had a really nice…read moreexperience. We ordered the Boss Hog flatbread, chips and queso, and two margaritas the Skinny Bear on the rocks and the Caddy frozen margarita. We definitely enjoyed the happy hour discounts, which made the visit even better. We started with our drinks, and both margaritas were mixed very well. The Skinny Bear did seem a little stronger, but both had great flavor and were easy to enjoy. For appetizers, we ordered the chips and queso. The chips were thin, crispy, and had a nice dash of seasoning on them, but we do wish they had been served hot. The queso was warm, but not piping hot, and the texture was a little gritty, almost powder-like. We were expecting a creamier cheese, so it was good, but not our favorite part of the meal. Now, the star of the show was definitely the Boss Hog flatbread. It was cooked to perfection, baked really well, and had that nice crispy texture. The toppings were generous, and every bite had great flavor. I would absolutely order it again. The ambiance was also amazing. We loved being able to see the brewery, and the dim lighting set a cool, relaxed tone. The employees were nice, friendly, and welcoming, which added to the overall experience. I would definitely come back to try more menu items, and I recommend Union Bear for a cute date night, happy hour, or a laid back evening with good drinks and food.

Came here on a humid Saturday evening that had a private event happening so it was really busy…read more Even though we had a party of 9, we didn't have to wait long to be seated which was nice. We expected service to take a little longer because of how busy it was, but Dustin made sure that we received amazing service! He continued to check on us to make sure we were well hydrated in whatever beverage of our choosing while we waited for our food orders. The food all came out hot and fresh. My husband and I chose the Armor signature burger and I decided to have a side of chili instead of fries and man was that filling! The chili had big chunks of beef in there and didn't have any beans. The cornbread was very moist and delicious with a little kick from the jalapeño. The burger was also very tender. My kids really enjoyed the Milwaukee pretzels because of how soft it was. It had the perfect mixture of sweet and salty and was very fluffy for a pretzel. Overall, I truly enjoyed coming here with my family for the food and great selection of beer.

Who doesn't love a good beer garden? Oh.. babies... what do they know. This one had a cool name and…read morea cool outdoor vibe. I was here with a group and had a few things. I was bummed they didn't have any wheat beers, but never judge on the types of beer they have. I started off with a flight and wow, that dark beer (Bauhaus) was pretty good. Dark and smooth! It was a nice day outside so I didn't want a whole heavy beer, so I got a full size American Lager and it was good. That's my 2nd go-to if there's no wheats. They had a great happy hour menu too with a $10 order of wings, which were pretty good. Nice outdoor seating, friendly staff, and lots of beer choices.

Went here with a friend for lunch today. We each got a German beer and then split the Reuben and a…read moretwo sausage plate (Polish and Hungarian Bratwurst.) The plate came with sauerkraut and potato salad and the Hungarian brat had a nice little bit of spice to it. The table had a delicious mustard and horseradish as well. Despite being too full we also ordered a slice of Black Forrest cake to-go, but had to take a bite before we left. It was moist and not too sweet! (We had to! It's in the name!) The restaurant also has a store! Service was quick and friendly! Would definitely come again if in the area.

We came on the perfect day. It was wet and rainy out and after running inside for shelter, we…read moreimmediately felt transported to Europe. Just with a few added Texan accents in the background. This is a no nonsense diner that serves European and American-style breakfast, lunch and dinner. After a co-worker told me about the bakery, I was excited to try both the bakery and the restaurant. I ordered the German breakfast which came with biscuits (awesome, by the way), hashbrowns, sausage and two eggs. Everything was incredibly simple, yet delicious. I loved the German mustard and horseradish that was brought out with the meal as well. We definitely want to come back for lunch next time.