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    Wirtshaus

    4.1 (1.3k reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 11:30 pm

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    WIRTSHAUS ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    Glühwein
    Nikki B.

    It may not be October but a fest was sure going down here at this German Beer Garden located in Hollywood. This lively spot features authentic German food and an extensive selection of European beers served in pints, steins, or boots. The atmosphere is welcoming, the dishes are hearty, and the beer is ice cold. It's a great place to enjoy schnitzel, sausages, & steins with friends or just chill on the patio with your fur baby. There are a few tables inside and a large outdoor patio. Our party of twelve were seated in a cozy little corner. I was impressed with the variety of Vegan dishes on the menu - including Schnitzel & sausages. I didn't catch everyone's order but our feast consisted of: Bavarian Pretzel, Jager Schnitzel, Pretzel Schnitzel, Caesar Gem Salad, Beet Burrata Salad, Exotic Sausage Platter, Goulash with homemade Spätzle, a side of seasoned fries, and Dark Chocolate Mousse Cake, Bread Pudding, & Black Forest Lava Cake for dessert. Of course, beers were ordered in addition to Glühwein and sparkling wine für mich. The Bavarian Pretzel was hot out of the oven and served with a side of sweet mustard & house made Obatzda (German Beer Cheese). The Caesar Salad was tasty, the Burrata was so soft & creamy, and the seasoned fries were addicting. Everyone was happy with their selections and the Pretzel Schnitzel was favored over the Jager Schnitzel. The desserts were also lecker (delicious). However, the Black Forest Cake was to die for! The staff were friendly & attentive and checked on us frequently. I would absolutely come back here. *Metered street parking or residential side streets (check signs).

    Nutella pudding
    Kaya H.

    Mediocre: parking (basically only limited metered on the street) and service (can be painfully slow after ordering although usually friendly when you can wave someone down) Exceptional: cozy/hardy atmosphere and mouth wateringly great food. Been here several times and each time I'm blow away how juicy, crispy, flavorful, or fresh everything tastes. I've never been even remotely disappointed by anything I've ever ordered. It is absolutely on par with the food I ate in Germany so whenever I want a throw back, I come here! I bring everyone here that's interested in quality German food. Price tag is a little hefty but for me, but as an occasional treat, it's well worth it. And the portion sizes are nothing to scoff at so I always feel I got my money's worth.

    Bryce S.

    Located down from the Grove is Wirtshaus. The German place is very good. First, service was good. 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*

    Heather L.

    This was my second time here, and unfortunately, both visits left me feeling that the food was below average. I came for the sausages, but they were underwhelming, and all of the sides were mediocre at best. The sausages were also on the smaller side so we had to order extra sausages al la carte.

    Tatiana S.

    Oh my goodness. It's so delicious! I like atmosphere and food. Service not bad. I come on this place every weekend

    Mia K.

    I am being generous in giving 4 stars- It's the holidays- my experience merits 3.5. It's a cute little place, decorated cozily for Christmas. We chose to sit inside, only barstool tables were available. If I return, definitely only sitting at a table. Both of us were uncomfortable and there was no place for my handbag except my lap. Service - started out good but after paying I didn't get my receipt printed as requested from the male server who took over. The food So many variations of Schnitzel- traditional, with an Asian, California or Mexican spin, for example. I went with pork and for my two sides choose Garlic Brussels Sprouts and Cucumber Dill Salad. My friend loved the schnitzel as do most reviewers. It was light and crispy but I was not a big fan of the tangy taste. The serving is huge at least. The cucumber salad was good after I added salt. Loved the super garlicky roasted sprouts. Would definitely get that again. Beer and wine prices are good. My friend's half liter beer was $9.50! I think there's a tradition that on your birthday, your beer comes in a huge boot-shaped mug. My friend has been here many times and recommends the pretzel with two dipping sauces. Would consider coming here again if I'm in the area and wanted a drink. I still have never tried spaetzel, either. Metered parking on La Brea or free parking on the side street just north of Wirtshaus, on Oak something street.

    Jager Schnitzel
    Tahini R.

    Wirtshaus is my favorite German Biergarten in LA! There's plenty of seating indoor and outdoor and the food and beer selection is amazing. They also have other types of drinks for non beer drinkers. I've always gone there without a reservation but, it's always a good idea to make reservations for big parties, especially on the weekends when it gets very busy. The food here is amazing every time I've gone. They have a good selection and portion sizes are big. My go to dish is the Jager Schnitzel but the sausages are amazing too. I'd recommend getting a few items to share so you can try the pretzel as well. Also, it's good to come hungry because each of the dishes included two side dishes of your choice. My favorite side dishes are the mashed potatoes and the spatzle. They are not so delicious but can be a bit heavy. It's also a plus that they have a small parking lot underground. It can be a bit tricky to find but it's there. There's usually some street parking as well.

    Beer bratwurst, egg noodle, fries
    Becky Y.

    Environment and service were fantastic. The outdoor seating with lights and sports on was chefs kiss. Our waiters were also attentive and very knowledgeable - he pronounced everything so well! We got some beer (was very light and refreshing), some sausages (tried a beer bratwurst and the special alligator andouille), and the pretzel schnitzel. The sausages were a little too gamey for me, so those weren't my favorite. But we absolutely LOVED the schnitzel! It had cheese and bacon on top and was perfectly breaded. We enjoyed both entrees with 4 delicious sides: mashed potatoes (our fave), egg noodles, fries, sauerkraut. It was a fun place that we'd come to for the schnitzel for sure!

    Traditional Sausage, Sauerkraut, and Potato Salad

    The food is delicious. The Bavarian pretzel came out so fresh and was perfect with the beer I ordered. The sauerkraut was some of the best I've had. The food all tasted great! Their beer selection is pretty expansive. The decor is fun and makes the place feel pretty cozy. It seems that the regulars there are pretty nice too. The servers were friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. My main issue is with the pricing. I understand LA is more expensive and why it's that way, but some menu items just don't make sense at the prices they're at. The parking can be an issue. The street is old and wasn't originally designed for this level of traffic and car dependency. However, if you're trying a lot of their beer (which is great), you really should be uber-ing there and back if you don't have a designated driver.

    Robert C.

    Fun German Biergarten that gets very lively in the evenings with a regular crowd who know to reserve a table. They offer a wide array of beers and your typical German food fair. Think schnitzel and pretzels. You can't say no to those two things or your palate needs an inspection. The plethora of courtyard seating and tables along La Brea make this spot a great gathering place for any game day.

    Beer
    Celeste S.

    Fun atmosphere, great food and beers, service was friendly and fast. Will definitely comeback this was first time and I loved it.

    chicken sausage, mashed potatoes, and fried potatoes
    Paul S.

    This is my go-to place when I want German food. The irony being that I don't always get typical German food when I go. My usual order is the Geflügel Wurst (chicken sausage with spicy mango and jalapeño), which is flavorful and nicely sweet; mashed potatoes, which are tasty and fluffy; and the fried potatoes with bacon, which are crispy and flavorful, though, admittedly, I do this mostly so I can mix the bacon and fried onions into the mashed potatoes. I also sometimes get the chicken schnitzel, which is also super good. I'd also like to mention that the mustard that comes with the sausage is strong. Like Grey Poupon Dijon mustard strong. They also have a huge selection of beers, fully annotated with the kind of notes you normally see for wine. Plus, as it says on the menu, "All our beers imported from Germany are brewed according to the 'German Beer Purity Law' from 1516." As for the place itself, they have a bar and big tables inside, as well as both big and small tables outside, in both a nice courtyard and on the sidewalk. The place is also clean, the music isn't too loud, and this might sound odd unless you've recent eaten somewhere with weak ones, but the napkins are hearty. Then there's the staff, who are very nice and friendly, as well as helpful when you're trying to figure out which of the dozens of beers you might like. As for parking, there's plenty on the street. The only bummer about this place is that they're only open for lunch on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

    Used to get 2 pieces of chicken, now it's only 1 for $27.50 on Doordash. Very disappointing!

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    Ask the Community - Wirtshaus

    Can any of your savory foods be made allium-free (e.g schnitzel, or goulash)?

    How is the parking?

    I've not had a problem getting parking on La Brea. There's also side streets nearby.

    Can a dog sit on the patio in a stroller?

    Absolutely!

    Kid friendly? I was planning on coming here with my kids to play some games?

    Yes, but I recommend going there with adults who love to drink good beer

    Hi, will you be showing the Leeds v Villa game Thurs 10th at 11.45am?

    Hi Jack, Unfortunately, we won't be open Thursday for the game. Best,… 

    Do they still have any ping pong tables or other bar games?

    Unfortunately we had to remove the ping pong table.

    Is your menu friendly to gluten free diners?

    Yes, we have gluten free food options as well as some gluten free beers.

    Are the pretzels vegan friendly?

    Hi, our soft pretzels are made with a small amount of butter. So, unfortunately they are not 100% vegan. But we have many vegan options on our menu from vegan schnitzel and sausages to vegan sides.

    Are you taking reservations?

    Yes, you can conveniently schedule your reservation on our website. www.wirtshausla.com

    Is there covering if it rains?

    Yes, 50% of the patio has an awning. There are additionally temporary canopys.

    Is it easy to split the bill here? I'm doing a birthday dinner with 12 people, and I don't want to get stuck paying the entire bill.

    Hi Mary, no problem! We have big groups spitting the bill all the time. See you soon!

    Do they sell the 2L das boot glass?

    Yes

    Do they allow little kids? I have a 13.5 month old boy.

    Yes, kids are welcome. High chairs are also available.

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    Tam O'Shanter

    Tam O'Shanter

    3.8(2.5k reviews)
    5.7 miAtwater Village
    $$$
    Happy hour specials
    Takes reservations

    Tam O'Shanter is an all-time great and I truly love the cozy, historic atmosphere. Those without…read morefood restrictions will love the traditional menu but as a vegan I love to see more options. There's tons of ways to make veganized versions of traditional items and even if there's no meat substitute, adding vegan butter/cheese would open up a lot of options for guests. But! Still grateful there's at least one option for me at a place that is of course more centered on meat and potatoes. The drinks are amazing, and Christmas time here is a must.

    We came to the Tam O'Shanter recently to try the Lawry's experience without having to drive all the…read moreway down to Beverly Hills and get all dressed up for the experience and we left with some thoughts about the Tam O'Shanter. First off, the location was definitely aesthetically pleasing. It felt like a storybook cottage in the Scottish Highlands which upon entering felt like a Scottish pub that serves heaping portions of shepherd's pie and large pints of beer. If you're lucky enough and book early enough out you can also book Walt Disney's booth and have the Walt Disney experience, which we were told includes some more additions that normal reservations do not get. Secondly, the service at the Tam O'Shanter good albeit performative. it felt like we caught our server on a bad day, but he was doing his best to make it a great experience for us...so I give him a pass on this. His suggestions were right on, with the exception for the dessert that we'll touch on later. We ordered the Lawry's experience which if you don't know is Prime Rib with the Lawry's cut. Lawry's owns the Tam O'Shanter so you're essentially getting the same cut of beef here as you would at Lawry's prime with the only difference being it not carved tableside. That wasn't a problem for us. We ordered an appetizer which included the bread with different butters and I have to say that was simply divine. Unfortunately, the prime rib was a little disappointing. I guess our expectations were higher than expected but it felt like the prime rib came but was missing the jus, and also accompaniments which made it seem and feel weird asking for it. The meat was cooked right on temperature and the flavors were good but at least make the gesture to offer options for the customer. Then came the dessert. The ice cream sundae was made out to be something unique that you don't get anywhere else. Well, it felt just like any ice cream sundae so we weren't really sure why our waiter made it seem like it would be a special experience. Overall, I think approach the Tam O'Shanter with cautious optimism and you'll leave happy. It's a bar and a restaurant dressed up to be a fairytale, but strip away all that and it's a bar that serves a good cut of prime rib with valet parking or street parking and probably more expensive than it should be. If you know what you're getting yourself into, you'll leave happy.

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    Lucky Baldwins Pub - Full English Breakfast

    Lucky Baldwins Pub

    3.8(1.3k reviews)
    12.1 mi
    $$
    Women-owned & operated
    Sports on TV

    This was one of our favorite places in pre-pandemic Pasadena. We had some "could have been better"…read moreexperiences during the awkward period of reopening several years ago, but since then it seems to have mostly hit its stride. Overall, our recent experiences have been solid. It's always great when an "old favorite" still feels like a good value. I miss some of the menu items like the lentil shepherd's pie, but we have very much enjoyed the hearty English breakfast. They also have a good selection of European beers on tap. Service has been friendly, but it is lightly staffed and pretty slow, so it's not a good place if you are in a hurry. They don't keep an eye on the patio, so if you sit out there, it's best to go inside and let them know. They also seem to have more rules than before - but I have to imagine these have come from experience. I don't think this is an ideal place to go with a large group. If it's a quiet night you might be able to pull tables together long-ways, but most tables seem ideal for 2-4. We come with our dog and sit on the patio when it isn't busy. The dog meals are massive (more food than ours eats in a whole day and she weighs 60 lbs). It's a good value, but beware if your dog is on a diet! Overall, my favorite thing is that genuinely feels like a pub, in that you can just come as you are and take your time without being rushed. A good fit for both locals and visitors in Pasadena.

    today I stopped at my favorite pub of 20 years to have lunch. Never really had a bad experience…read morebefore. whoever they had working at the bar is 30 something male with salt and pepper go tea you came in when I was having lunch between mine and 12. There was a friendly play working the bar she was half affable and charming. Partway into the shift a 30s something male came to join as the bartender. He was far more interested in the arsenal game than he was of taking care of clients. It was clearly lots to do and yet he just sat and watched the game, simple things like giving me my check as soon as I was done with my food were ignored so that he could watch arsenal. Never before in my 20 years of coming to this bar, have I ever noticed server or employee of lucky Baldwin's paying more attention to the TVs then to the guests this was very offputting and this guy should not be there if this is how he usually operates very bad experience. I hate so much to give this review because the fish and chips were absolutely ridiculously outstanding as normal I will be happy to remove this review if management will give me a call and explain to me why this happened and what I should expect going forward

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    12oz ribeye w/fries and green beans for $17.95

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    Red Lion Tavern - Great with mayo - would love to have some curry ketchup!

    Red Lion Tavern

    3.9(2k reviews)
    5.1 miSilver Lake
    $$

    Hands down one of my favorite spots in LA, and we've been coming back for years. The second you…read morewalk in you feel like you've been teleported straight to Bavaria - dark wood, old-world decor, the whole thing. It's a European vibe that you just don't find anywhere else in the city. Their beer selection is what really sets them apart. They've got an impressive rotating tap and bottle list loaded with German imports you won't see at your average bar. A few of the drafts include Spaten Lager, Bitburger Pils, and Gaffel Kölsch. If you're into beer, this is basically a pilgrimage spot. Food is good too. Generous portions, and there are even solid vegetarian options if you're not in a meat-and-beer mood. What really makes Red Lion special is the space itself, there's a cozy indoor chalet style room for when you want that intimate tavern feel, plus a huge multi level biergarten/ patio upstairs and out back for when you want to be outside under the lights with a beer in hand. It gives you options depending on the night. Always a great mix of people, good energy without being rowdy. It's the kind of place that feels like a neighborhood spot even though it transports you halfway across the world. If you love good beer, hearty German food, and a genuinely unique European atmosphere, Red Lion Tavern is a must. This place has my heart.

    During the World Cup we checked out some German beer gardens, and somehow over saw this one,…read morepossibly the only heart-driven authentic German one. The most we have seen so far, it was more a "business plan" let's do what Americans may think a German beer garden looks like. Our friend, the LA promoter Vahe, took us yesterday. We found a little gem, grown over the years, with an actual German owner and a service that had more than basic knowledge of German food. Nice! The ambiance was what you would expect from a place like this, less stylish-designer but more owner look-what-we-brought-from-Germany over the many years. The food was actually good, reasonably priced and generously portioned - the sauce platter really deserved its name "platter"- Came with great German curry ketchup. It would be too much to brag about the food, it was decent better than just OK version of classic beer garden dishes. But one has to be fair: where in German beer gardens you find food really worth bragging about? So while I was really tempted to stop at 4 out of five stars, I give 5. After all, it matches my most key how-to-get-5 element: would I do a 30+ min detour just to go here. If someone asked me to show them decent German cuisine in a somewhat authentic ambiance, I would take them here. The Kiez may be closer to our home, the Wirtshaus more stylish, but here we found the hearty welcome we missed elsewhere.

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    Ye Olde Kings Head - King size Fish & Chips

    Ye Olde Kings Head

    3.8(1.9k reviews)
    9.8 mi
    $$
    Takes reservations
    Happy hour specials

    As touristy and in its own world as SaMo can be, this is a restaurant that has weathered the…read moredecades of change in town. Ye Olde is safely many ye locals fav publick house for legit Brit grub and drink. Fish and chips is classic tasty and substantial, but what stands out is the batter -- a thick delicate flaky layered coating that is unquestionabley comforting. Where to get a legit fish 'n chips on da west-side? Pretty much only at the King's Head. Want more English fare? Scotch eggs, Bangers and Mash, steak Guinness mushroom pie, pasties, lamb are all Kings Head staples. And when Sticky Toffee Pudding is on offer, it's a must order. What about a spot of traditional afternoon tea? Here you can get it almost every day: selection of finger sandwiches, scones, jam, authentic recipe Devonshire cream, biscuits and of course tea. Don't bother with finding that bougie hotel in Beverly for fancy tea, just bring your party to Yee Oldee. There's a reason this down-to-earth place with friendly staff is still going strong. Huzzah Ye Olde King's Head! Grand pub... grand grub.

    A nice pub experience, just what you wanted given the signage and area. Nice place to eat outside…read moreand watch the sunset. Reasonable range of pub beers, including their own ale which I think was great. I like buffalo chicken with extra buffalo sauce at a place like this. Theirs had a great thick breading. Only 2 objections: 1. One piece of chicken was undercooked, I'm guessing it went into the fryer frozen. Obviously that's not what anyone wants. But I understand mistakes happen, took a star off. 2. Not their fault but the Santa Monica PD were teaching 5 by constantly to do absolutely nothing, Santa Monica I found you a budget savings. Constant revving and sirens to just make another lap. Not the restaurant's fault just wanted to give readers a heads up if they're looking for a romantic night or can't do loud. Overall I'd go back for sunset, especially after some budget trimming.

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    British Breakfast with a Bloody Mary

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