What a fun and different restaurant! Not fancy but authentic German cuisine. The service staff is…read moregreat and very accommodating. The menu has dishes from the Rhine region of Germany with a wide assortment of preparations. Our sever was very enthusiastic and knowledgeable about the menu and made some excellent recommendations. A good assortment of German beers on tap too. Well done.

Authentic Bavarian restaurant, in a rustic setting, with the variant themed decor. A huge menu of…read moretraditional, southern German cuisine, prepared in a cozy kitchen in the style of German comfort food. The servers are all dressed in the traditional German clothing, and are knowledgeable about the menu and playful and attentive. There is a huge selection of German beers available in various sizes right up to a 64 ounce "boot" served in a glass boot. There is also a large selection of German and finger, lakes, wines, available by the glass, or in flights of four if you want to sample them. The food is hearty, and comforting, and well done for the style of the cuisine. Prices are moderate, and portions are adequate. On tracer served with a complementary side salad. There is a selection of traditional Bavarian desserts.

This is a small cozy restaurant with delicious food, pleasant ambience, great staff (mostly…read moreconsisting of the owner and her daughter). The owners are extremely nice and make the time to speak with customers. They make the dinner experience very pleasant and welcoming. We highly recommend the restaurant and the authentic food menu.

My family stopped in last Saturday and we enjoyed another delicious dinner! Unfortunately I didn't…read moretake a picture of the menu with the names of dishes being served. Definitely the place to go for authentic german cuisine. We are so looking forward to our next visit!

I am a pizza fanatic, seriously I may be just a bit obsessed with pizza and have been since I can…read moreremember. With that being said I love to try new places and JD at Danzers had been on my list of places to try. I ordered takeout for my family and I. We kept the order simple a large pepperoni pizza and breaded wings. Customer service upon arrival was very friendly and efficient. The pizza was absolutely delicious and much larger than I anticipated! The wings were a nice size and cooked perfectly. Prices were also fair, especially for the value received. I am looking forward to making my way here again and checking out some of their other menu items. However, if you're a pizza lover such as myself definitely give Danzers a try.

We stopped in on a Saturday evening for our favorites, the Big Red Reuben and the German Potato…read morePancakes, both were delicious as usual. The sandwich is huge and we ordered one to split. We also decided to try the Mini Reuben Egg rolls, a fun appetizer, but they were chewy. Restaurant was clean, mostly empty, and the staff were friendly. This is a good place for your Reuben cravings!!

Wowwww this food was soo good! It was very authentic and flavorful and I will be thinking of this…read moremeal for a while. The portions are big, and the staff was very kind. We enjoyed the cabbage rolls and pierogi for the table and each got our own entrees. I personally loved the placki and will be coming back every time I'm in town. It was pretty busy at peak dinner time but we still got a table inside. The patio was pretty big too and an enjoyable space. The dessert was also phenomenal!! Highly recommend coming here if you want authentic Polish food.

Service here was very good…read more We sat outside in their courtyard but it is more like a beautiful garden environment. Inside their are tables. Food, starter for our group of 4. Pierogi with Potato Bacon , Topped w/ sautéed onions and bacon. Served w/ chive sour cream. Gulasz & Kopytka consisted of Beef stew (Goulash) served with potato dumplings topped with sautéed onions & butter. Served with a side of sauerkraut OR red cabbage. Excellent dish. Breaded Chicken consisted of. Two freshly breaded chicken cutlets served with pan-fried potatoes and your choice of homemade beets OR red cabbage.This dish was good. Pork Dinner consisted of Two well-seasoned pork cutlets served with pan-fried potatoes, apple sauce and a cucumber and tomato salad. Choice of sauerkraut, red cabbage OR cabbage with beans and carrots. This needed the mushroom sauce but was good. Placki Hungarian Style (featured on Diners Drive-ins and Dives) Consisted of Four Potato pancakes topped with a lightly spicy ground beef-tomato sauce made with peppers and onions. Topped with sour cream. Excellent dish. Pistachio cake and double chocolate cake, both yummy and amazing.

We stopped by yesterday to have lunch after a morning on the wine trail and we were so glad we did!…read moreBefore we talk about the food, just want to give a shout out to our waitress who was just phenomenal-- I wish I would have caught her name! She was so attentive and quick to help if we had questions. We tried the sampler, and others at the table had different brats. Everyone said their meals were great-- the sampler is more than enough for two people, and can certainly be a snack for a group of four. Each of the brats are seasoned so well, but my personal favorite was the andouille-- it was spicy and seasoned to perfection with a crunch when you bite into it. The bread that came with the sample was also great- really crispy and warm! We were also able to try each of the sauces, and the banana pepper mustard and beer mustard are delicious! So much so, we bought a jar of the banana pepper mustard to take home with us. There were plenty of seats inside and outside the restaurant. Definitely would love to come support this place again in the future!

I can't really sit here and say this was a positive or negative experience; it was just kind of odd…read morebut ultimately it delivered what it was supposed to. My cousin chums and I stopped by here on Labor Day after our mini wine tour in need of sustenance aka real food (a quality all of the wineries we went to were severely lacking in). From what I could tell, this is sort of an extension of the Arbor Hill Winery - to access Brew & Brats, we actually ended up walking through what I assume was Arbor Hill's main gift shop/wine tasting area, which sold more in the line of quasi-bougie condiments than actual wine. We briefly considered doing a third winery tasting here but I just didn't like the vibe, so we continued on to the back of the premises where this restaurant/bar was. Perfectly pleasant in there; the main establishment seemed to be centered on a barn-like structure (it almost felt like it had a former life as a ye olde general store, then got cleaned out to be a bar), though we ended up sitting/eating right outside in a little pavilion area with picnic tables (great weather for it). I also used the facilities at one point, which were unique - also a bit barn-like and felt very...temporary storage unit but not in a bad way, if that makes sense. Everything was spacious and clean from my perspective. When in Rome, I think you get brats. There was understandably a Bavarian-themed tinge to this menu, but heavily Americanized. So sauerkraut was a pretty pervasive ingredient, but it also had a lot of mainstream salad and BBQ sides. Interesting for sure. I didn't want to complicate things after multiple wine tastings, so I opted to get the Arbor Hill Sherried Wine Sausage with a side of baked beans. Honestly not bad; the marinating of the sherried wine gave it a nice fruity/sweet tinge. I'm more of a hot dog connoisseur when it comes to my weenies and I'm not a fan of condiments; even if I were though, something this flavorful probably doesn't need to rely on them. And I can always get down with a toasted bun. The beans were just okay; too sweet for my palate. I was expecting something more savory given the bacon, but literally every other ingredient drowns it out. I'd remove the brown sugar - if the sauce is already sherried wine-flavored, you really don't need to double-down. The service was honestly a little strange/awkward. Our waitress was friendly enough and given what we were ordering, it would have been insane if the wait time was more than 10 minutes or so (and it wasn't). We were in and out of there relatively quickly, giving us plenty of time to test drive our Airbnb hot tub. But she was very flustered and agitated throughout our stay there, constantly apologizing for the chaos and wait times, which were nonexistent. Every time she came to our table, it was accompanied by a flurry of, "Sorry, it's just been CRAZY with all of these people," which, given that there were literally two other parties and tons of empty seats just wasn't accurate and made no sense. My assumption is that they had a crazy lunchtime rush or something that she was still processing and/or recovering from, but I really don't know. Regardless, it didn't really detract from the overall meal or anything. The prices were out-and-out fantastic. For a legit entree and sides, casual as they were, $15 or so was a legit deal. This whole Naples area was generally pretty affordable, to its credit. Not really my kind of food in the grand scheme of things, but it was fine for what it was. Hope our waitress got a good night's sleep at least.

This review actually started yesterday. I made the grave error of trusting google for the time the…read moreGreen Gate closed. Big mistake. Google, Facebook, and their website-posted-menus all list different closing times, so naturally I pulled into an empty parking lot. A true shame, as I had been looking forward to trying this place and they had a burger on the menu I was really craving. "No worries" I thought, "I'll be back tomorrow a tad earlier and try that burger!" Fast forward to today, I rushed through all of my after-work errands to make sure I could make it in while they were still open. I pulled into a parking lot full of cars, all seemed well. As I approached the door, I heard some music. Ok, well, the website DID mention jazz night, this must be it. Now jazz isn't my favorite music, but I do enjoy its elegant ambiance while eating a nice burger. I take one of the only open seats at the bar and request a menu, to which one was promptly provided. Oh no. I panic as I frantically scan the bespoke menu hastily printed on a piece of paper. There's no burger, in fact, it's completely different! No reason to stress, I'm hungry so I'll find something I like. I settled on the Jaeger schnitzel, which if you're familiar --is basically the complete opposite of a burger. I place my order for my food and and a beer, only to receive the flattest yuengling I've ever drank. There's hasn't been a bubble in this keg since at least 2021. It's fine, this is fine, I've had worse. Let's enjoy the jazz while I wait for my (not a blue cheese bacon burger) Jaeger schnitzel. As I start to settle in and take in my surroundings, I'm quickly realizing this is unlike any jazz I've ever heard before. It's a duo composed of two men, one with a keyboard, and one with what looks like a giant xylophone. It sounded like aggressive elevator music, and at one point, I half expected a full grown woman with a recorder to jump out from behind a curtain and hit the high notes. As I was writing this, it seems the band found the synthesizer settings. Lord help me, it's about to get CRAZY in here. The audience seemed to enjoy it, however, so who am I to judge, maybe I'M the one who's wrong. They enjoyed it so much, that they would routinely clap halfway through a "song" for no discernable reason. I guess my ear for jazz needs a tune up. It could also be the fact that everyone in the room was born before unleaded gasoline was invented. Maybe things were just different back then. My food arrived and honestly it was fantastic. The meat was tender, the spätzle was the perfect tenderness, the beets(?) were good I guess, as good as beets can be... Probably the second best Jaeger schnitzel I've ever had. I really mean that. The bar (concert) area was nice, classic and warm. The bathroom was clean, the decor was on brand. The bartenders were professional and prompt, and everyone was friendly, likely because I reminded them of their favorite grandson. I'm giving this 5 starts, because it was the most unintentionally hilarious meal I've ever eaten. 10/10

How this place is still open is beyond me. Owner/bartender is still not acknowledging, even with a…read morenod, your existence. Been there 5-10 times and always the same so it's not just a bad day it's always. The place makes me want to drink but at home by myself. Between the several rude , in your face signs about credit card usage or general music/vibe/decor that depresses me it will be the last time I hope for a change in this place I'll take it elsewhere

we were pleasantly surprised with extremely friendly and fast service. Nice pub food selection, and…read morethe place was clean and comfortable.

The staff was nice but the flavor of the food didn't match the higher cost. The berger was meh,…read morefries were crispy but my wifes $10 french onion soup was disappointing

I believe this is my favorite bar in all of the city of Ithaca. I feel like the more times I visit…read morethe more love I have for this place. This bar is unassuming from the exterior (front side). It fits right in with other brick turn of the century historic buildings within the fabric of the city. If you blink you might miss it. The entrance is a well lit trek down a back alley. Inside the place seems just the right size. It's comfortable. the elements and woodwork are charming. There are plenty of tables and the acoustics are just right so it's not too loud even with a full house. There is a pool table and more than one "real" dart board. Not one of those weak electronic ones. There are stacks of board games that you often see people on a back table playing. The decorations are great including old memorabilia from nostalgic Ithaca bars including the stained glass from Mcawbers and the original carved wooden tables from the old chapter house. Those bars had great history which has now been incorporated into something new which I really appreciate. The outdoor space in back has an overlooking covered porch covered with vines. The back yard is surprisingly large with picnic style tables that can easily fit a group of ten each no problem. When I was there recently there were at least 50 people accommodated in the rear yard space. There are gardens that are fairly well maintained and murals painted on the walls. Extra special is that the surrounding buildings and space look good too. Nowhere you look fo you see a big eyesore. (Like a parking lot or bright street lights) The drinks are good and the variety of people frequenting are fabulous to converse with. I would love to see people dancing and some live music out back on the weekends. These are really good musicians just sitting around reading books for gods sake. I would suggest starting with an open mike night. Live music here would bring it over the top. Super fun !!! I'll for sure be back on my next Ithaca adventure. Hope to meet you all there soon.

Da Westy is a great unpretentious bar with a wide beer selection and selection of drinks, cool…read morehistorical tables, outdoor seating, awesome graffiti street art murals, MMA trained bouncers who are really cool people, makes me feel safe, outdoor brick oven pizza, they're cool if you order in from anywhere like go get some pho from Saigon next-door and a beer like a Genny cream ale. Ample seating. It's like the scene where you don't want to make a scene and just relax and have a beer with friends, coworker, etc. service was always fast and friendly and times were always good and memorable. Look for the Beer bike rack.

Great local brewery with an ambient setting for indoor or outdoor seating. They have tons of drink…read moreoptions of both their own craft beverages and others, also cocktails and mocktails! The food is great, service is friendly and quick, and there are options to fit any taste. They also have plenty events in the summer at their various locations!

Jackie was our server and she provided very good service…read more Restaurant has booth or table service with a bar area as well. Theme of Restaurant of course is prison with various pictures. Food. Any food we have had here has been really good. Short Rib were great and a large portion. Spicy Pork Belly fried Rice was also very good. Nice spice flavor. Some pork belly had a lot of fat. But typical with that. Worth a trip as food, craft beer selection and service are great.

A highlight of our trip! The food was fantastic, and the server/bartender was not just awesome at…read morehis job but also hilarious, and added immensely to the enjoyment of our group. Definitely worth a stop!

Small, friendly and casual brewery with typical pub food. Nice selection of house made brews,…read moreespecially brown ale and scotch ale. We had our dogs with us, so we ordered at the bar and they brought out lunch out to the small beer garden. One of the tastiest hamburgers I've ever had--bacon, extra sharp cheddar and a maple syrup glaze on a pretzel bun. Choice of kettle chips, red potato salad or coleslaw as a side. Well worth a stop.