Been here twice for the schnitzel! As a German myself, I've been to many German restaurants. Max's…read morehas their own style for traditional dishes and burgers. The ambience is modern with traditional photos and trinkets. I don't drink beer, but my dad was happy with their selection.

Great place! Have been coming here for some time but last meal inspired me to write this review…read more The place has a cute atmosphere and staff is always nice. Service, excellent, but the food. THE FOOD! Delicious! The Giant Oktoberfest style pretzel is soft, salty, doughy paired with their sweet mustard. An amazing starter! The cucumber salad leaves me wanting for more. Sweet, crisp, refreshing. So good. I love the flavor that comes of this simple salad is really delightful. The fact that the cucumbers, sliced thinly, manage to keep their crunch just only adds to how great this side dish is. Potato Pancakes seasoned perfectly with sour cream and applesauce packs a nice hearty bite. Kasespatzle, which is a take on a Spatzle "Mac" & Cheese topped with crunchy breadcrumbs is a homey comforting style side. Krautsalat, which is an acidic crunchy take on a coleslaw is a cool, refreshing side that cuts the heaviness of any other main entree. Rotkohl, red cabbage, is pretty good, though not my favorite. If I were a betting woman, I'd put my money on Zum Stammtisch' red cabbage. It's cooked down a bit more and sweeter. Max's is good but I'm missing that aspect of it. Their schnitzels and wursts and all the meaty goodness has never missed the mark here. A nice squeeze of lemon on their breaded Chicken schnitzel hits the spot every time. Definitely recommend. HIGHLY recommend. If I can ask for something to be added to the menu, I'd love a sauerbraten. That is my absolute fave German dish and I'm a bit disappointed it isn't offered here. That's my only downside. Still a fabulous place that you should definitely check out while in the area.

Food was pretty solid across the board. Krainer wurst - the…read moreflavor is sealed in. Highly recommended. Bratwurst - worth trying. Good, but prefer krainer Potato salad - cold salad, but the flavor is really good. Potato pancakes with cold apple sauce - I enjoyed the apple sauce with this. Waitress was attentive and helpful. Very relaxed environment. Highly recommended if you

Went here with a bunch of my coworkers and had a blast! Service was great! Food was great! Ambience…read morewas great! No complaints at all! Would definitely go back!

Very welcoming place the bartender Danny was great and makes the place even better. All are…read morewelcome. You get the feeling you are in your neighborhood place. Food was good the beer better

German beer hall. Large space for private events. We grabbed a beer at the bar upfront. Mostly (if…read morenot all) German beers on tap. Big breweries like Hofbrau and Franziskaner were represented. I had their namesake beer - the Gottschee 1330. If I was forced to guess, then I'd probably go with it being Hofbrau original. It was a light and crisp beer. Solid head. Served cold in a half liter mug making it a great beverage on a hot afternoon. Service was quick. They had several TVs around the bar playing football. Pricing on the food menu was incredibly intriguing.

We walk by this place all the time, finally decided to give it a try. Friendly staff, wide variety…read moreof choices on the menu. Everything we order came out great! Nice dining experience!

nice outdoor space on a nice day. decent beer selection. nice owners. food isn't…read morevery good at all (pub food with german names) and their prices are waaaay too high for the area and quality of the food . kielbasa was good but the accompanying garnishes were way to picked. fish tasted frozen /reheated/ dry . goulash was terribly salty . sauce on the schnitzel was congealed. burger was dry. chicken fingers were decent . would go back just for a beer and a wurst perhaps

I came here with some friends who live nearby to watch a few World Cup games on a Saturday in June…read more $10 cover charge, cash only + signs prominently displayed at the bar encouraging 20% tips. Huge space, lots of TV's everywhere, great selection of beers and food. Lots of beer on tap from Germany that is rare to see at most bars. The Grilled Party Mix ($39) was quite filing for two people and went great with the beer. The drinks line eventually became too long to bother and was moving glacially slow, but luckily we had gotten a bucket of canned beers by then which lasted us the rest of the night. The place was packed to the rafters the whole night making it hard to watch the games. Sight lines vary wildly depending on where you're sitting. Luckily we got a good spot for the Colombia vs. Portugal game and with the thousands of Colombian fans the atmosphere was top tier. Overall a great night.

This place is MASSIVE. A ton of options from out door seating, to indoor bar seating, to indoor…read morelong table Biergarten style seating. The pricing is a bit ridiculous but it's also during the World Cup so, you get what you come for. Typical bar food but the prices match the portion size. Highly recommend the pretzel and wings!

Neighborhood bar. Made a quick pit stop on a Sunday for a drink and some rest. There were about…read moreseven beers on draft. All macros. I opted for a Hofbrau; I believe it was the Original. Lots of TVs around the bar playing football. There were a couple dart boards too. Temperature was nice and cozy. Bartender was very quick with our drinks.

Great place for some food and great great beer the atmosphere is unmatched we go here atleast 2…read moretimes a month and it never fails us

10/10 recommend. Highest quality, juiciest wieners you can have in your mouth. Mustard strong and…read moretasty but can make you gag if it hits the back of your throat. Chef Tony is a pro and will handle your wiener with love and care. Definitely raising the bar with his wieners.

Hi everyone! If your looking for great German style food with large pretzels, this is the place the…read morebest in the tristate are hands down! They have a variety of gamy sausages served on a brioche bun with Dijon mustard and sauerkraut. You can ask him for no bun and chop it up if you'd like. They also have large pretzels and small snack plates.

I know I just reviewed them recently, but I had to come back and give more love because when the…read moredecision was made for my friends and I to attend a Game 4 Knicks watch party at Cobblestones, I was excited to make a trip back here. I got there early to snag a table, and the team was already hard at work with nearly the entire beergarden packed with fans. The hostess Jenna was an absolute rockstar all night - I don't think she stopped moving or smiling! Not only was she seating guests with poise and insane amounts of charm, but she was also running food and drinks to make sure guests weren't waiting for their orders - in fact, despite there being more than 250 people in the beergarden, we never waited more than 4 minutes for drinks and 12 minutes for food which is pretty impressive given how busy they were inside and outside. We were served by Lana, who legit might have been the nicest, friendliest, most engaging server I have ever met in New York City, and I am not being overly dramatic here. She handled her insanely large section with aplomb, took the time to actually learn our names and address us by names when asking if we wanted to order anything, checked in on us every few minutes even if we did not need anything, and despite likely being tired from all of the guests, the running of food and drinks, and the hustling, she was cracking jokes all night through her radiant and starry smile, and making our group feel like the most important people there despite the fact that we were just three regular dudes enjoying a basketball game. Her attentiveness and personality alone are worth requesting to sit in her section at all times. Food was solid on this trip - our table ordered a half-pound burger which was cooked and seasoned perfectly (came with fries and toppings), mozzarella sticks which were piping hot with a nice crunch on the exterior, waffle fries (had to get them again they were too good last trip), and honey BBQ wings, which although they weren't very meaty (not their fault since I am assuming they didn't butcher the wings in-house - could have just been a lean batch from the supplier), the sauce was addictive and delicious and I found myself dipping everything we ordered into it so it wouldn't go to waste - order the Honey BBQ! All beers came out cold and rapidly (Cobblestones uses plastic for half liter beers when the beergarden is saturated with guests, just be prepared for that - makes sense because of the volume). The rest of the staff was incredible given the chaos. Beergarden manager Pete made it a point to check in on us a couple of times and was very appreciative of all of the guests coming for the game, and you can tell he steers the ship effectively because everyone in the beergarden was focused, attentive, and in the zone during what many bars would be challenged to handle. One final thought - my two friends who came with me (who are NOT "let's go out drinking at night" type of guys) asked me when we are coming back for a Friday or Saturday night - they loved the atmosphere, loved the friendly service from Lana, and loved the food and drinks. The answer? very soon! Thank you Cobblestones!

- good service - I like the German beers…read more- large spacious yard with TVs at every angle good for watching games outdoors in the summer - alright chicken tenders