Free Pretzel Day 4.26.26, we bought a cheese dip $2.49 to go with our free pretzels…read more Service: Cat was very nice even on such a busy day giving out free salted/buttered or unsalted pretzels. Will try their slushy or lemonade next time!

Super buttery but like not the good kind of buttery it just felt ridiculously greesy…read more The service is really nice and fast and friendly. Ambiance is what you expect out of mall restaurants :)

Would you expect a small market to pack a punch with good beer and German food? No? Well, try…read moreGeorge's Market and find out The Reuben sandwich with warm german potato salad was a banger. Meat was juicy, sauce is plentiful, and it all conglomerates into a messy sandwich of deliciousness. Sausages are the other star here. The Spicy Hungarian sausage with mustard was absolutely a banger as well. It's a nice light kick and savory flavor with each bite. We finished off with a Cherry strudel which was not too sweet but still had the nice sugary finish of a dessert. I feel like I'm rambling but long story short, great food, great beer, great time. Have a slice of European cuisine out in Calimesa.

Food: We ordered the half Reuben sandwich with a side of warm German potato salad, a spicy…read moreHungarian sausage, and finished with a cherry strudel for dessert alongside a German beer on tap. The Reuben and potato salad combo was especially hearty and satisfying, with rich, savory flavors that felt very true to a classic deli experience. The Hungarian sausage had a great depth of flavor, savory and well-seasoned without tipping into being overly salty. The cherry strudel was a standout to end the meal, filled generously with cherries and syrup, wrapped in a flaky pastry that balanced sweetness and texture really well. The beer tied everything together nicely, cold and refreshing, and exactly what you'd want with this kind of meal. I still prefer Busy Bees in San Pedro, but this was a nice alternative within the IE area. Price: George's Market falls into a casual, reasonable deli pricing tier. Sandwiches like the Reuben and similar deli items are generally in the mid‑teens range, while sausage plates and hot meals can push closer to around $15-20 depending on what you get. Beer and imported items vary, but overall you can expect to spend about $15-25 per person for a solid, filling meal. Given the quality, portion sizes, and specialty nature of the food, the pricing feels fair. Ambiance: The space is part cozy German market, part deli counter, with a warm, wood-heavy interior that feels inviting and a bit nostalgic. There's both indoor seating and an outdoor area, giving flexibility depending on the weather or how busy it is. Beyond the dining area, the market itself sells a wide range of German groceries and specialty products, which adds to the charm and makes it feel like more of an experience than just a quick meal. Service: Service was good and impressively efficient given how busy it gets. There was a noticeable line when we went (especially on a weekend lunch time), but things moved steadily and the staff kept everything organized without feeling rushed or chaotic. Friendly and straightforward overall. Parking: Parking is one of the easier parts of the visit. It's located in a plaza with a large shared lot, so there's plenty of space and no real hassle finding a spot, even during peak hours.

They really should put into their Tmobile offer: "free pretzel with purchase" or something instead…read moreof just "free pretzel" offer because every time I come, at least an hour or two before they close, they always say "they're out." Come on, people have to work and I don't mind if it was bogo, I'll gladly pay for one, doesn't have to be just one free without purchase.

We usually like the pretzels at Auntie Anne's, but today at the upper location in the Galleria at…read moreTyler, we were very disappointed. We purchased 2 almost pretzels. I specifically asked for "fresh". So I assumed the ones she gave us were fresh. THEY WERE NOT!!!!! They were hard, and clearly had been sitting there for hours. Had we not been almost to our car, and rushing to another appointment, I would have walked back and asked for them to be exchanged. Please respond!!!!

We grabbed the cheesy dog bites for an evening snack after walking around the shoppes. It was a…read moreperfect filler for us as we wrapped up the night. Toddlers and adult seems to have love this little treat. Definitely a must try if you need a quick bite. The service was efficient. Place your order at the counter and we took our food to the nearest table outside and enjoyed them there. Ambiance inside is consistent of other pretzel shops in the USA.

How could you go wrong with wetzel's pretzels, you can't! I was very happy when I saw that they had…read moreone in this plaza. I have never had a bad pretzel from here at any time of the day. My go to flavor is almond, it is just so yummy and perfect. The staff here is great, friendly and quick. We were in and out within 10 minutes with our goodies. Definitely recommend always stopping in to get a pretzel here.

Convenient location. It's clean and staff are friendly. They actually smile which can be rare…read morenowadays. The pretzel bites were good and fresh. Not bad but not superb. The price was the only huge negative. Small cups of dipping sauce were almost $3. All together for 1 order of pretzel bites plus 2 dipping sauce was about $17.

Their deal and want to charge for the dips. No where does it say you have to pick between drinks or…read moredip.Rude management makes up their own rules. The place looks dirty. They also were laughing at me as we were walking away 50$ for some pretzels and didn't even get any dip would never go back again and would not recommend.

I met my friend here today and had a great meal. The super hostess told me that it was smash double…read moreBurger Monday. This delicious burger was cooked medium and had onion and cheese. Their potato fries were cut like "slivers" and were crisp and tasted great. I also ordered the salad. It was made with very good greens, feta cheese and I think raisins. The IPA I had was refreshing An owner, Eric, stopped to say hello. He was very friendly. I asked for a suggestion for a house specialty beer. He offered, Requiem by Route 30 Brewing. I bought of their 2 glasses for home. (My friend's infant made a mess with food on the floor. The hostess stated" no worries." I saw there was a stage for a band. Good music played, TV's were all on with different sporting events and there was a corn hole toss for outside. I loved this place. I will return.

Route 30 is quickly becoming one of my favorite spots in town. I originally found out about the…read morelocal brewery because I was looking for a place to play trivia with friends. They use King Trivia for their trivia night, which includes the use of cellphones to create teams, share questions and submit answers. Be sure to have your phone charged before the event. The good thing is that only one person on your team has to run the app. There are prizes for the top teams. The trivia crowd is lively, competitive and always respectful. In addition to the trivia, I've had a chance to try some of their food offerings as well as their drinks. The Brussels sprouts and pretzel bites are a solid choice, especially when sharing with vegetarians. The wings were also really good, even without the sauce. I'm not a big beer fan but I've tried a few of their ciders and seltzers and I've really liked them. They even had one that tasted like Baja Blast!

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.

Staff are amazing- Pretzels are soooo yummy and the place is clean. Restroom are clean. The vibe…read moreinside is amazing. At least we go there once a month.

Man, ordered cinnamon pretzels, but only got sugar pretzels and burn …read more Order 4 all just sugar