Little Bavarian Restaurant

We needed a German food fix and lunch ok! Little Bavarian Restaurant to the rescue! The Stammtisch had lovely local ladies enjoying lunch, and they were speaking German with the chef. I had a Wiener schnitzel that was good, but the breading wasn't as tasty as in Germany. My dad had the goulash soup, and he should have had the dinner, which is more stew and served over spaetzle. He had the rhamschnitzel and said it was very good. And for the win, my mom had cordon bleu. Hers was the best, and I'm not a Swiss cheese fan, but it was so yummy!Great service, delicious food, fun atmosphere. We will definitely be back!

The food is wonderful. The service is above reproach. It's cozy and quaint I'd eat here everyday is my wallet would let me. Every time I eat here my waistline is suffering because I just love it so much!

This is a Hidden gem in El Paso. The atmosphere is fun and full of items from Germany, and set up to make customers comfortable. Their food is outstanding! I had curry worst, German potato salad, and sauerkraut. To follow up I had black forest cake. Everything was excellent! The server was friendly, courteous, and very helpful. I will definitely be back the next time. I'm in El Paso.

Have you been to Bavaria? To Munich? This restaurant is really a little piece of Bavaria right in El Paso. This is as authentic as it gets with die Deutsche Gemutlichkeit (coziness) well represented. The services was slow but the German food was authentic and delicious. We had 3 handmade potatoes pancakes, some classic Vienna breaded Snitzel and some curry wurst with French fries. Overall a very close experience to a Bavarian Beer local!

This place brought me right back to Grafenwöhr. The service, food, and beer were excellent! I had the jeager schnitzel and the wife had the cordon bleu. All delicious and substantive. I particularly enjoyed the cucumber salad and the large stein of dunkel weizen (dark beer). Additionally, the apfel strudel a la mode and the german chocolate cake were stellar. So if you have an authentic German meal fix, this place is the place to be. Absolutely ninja worthy! Yelp on my peeps, Yelp on!

Saw this place when we stopped by for Korean food ¨next door¨. Been meaning to come and try it out. Unfortunately, it wasn´t very good. We got the Jaegerschnitzel which was rather bland. The sauce was bland. The spatzle was bland. The potato salad was ok. The red cabbage was just not good. It tasted like it had cinnamon in it. I was expecting cabbage made with vinegar and brown sugar, and instead got this overly blanched cinnamon cabbage. It was really gross. Two orders of Jaegerschitzel and two sides took us over $50. Easily the worst food we´ve had in some time, AND the most expensive. Never going back. Don´t see how this place could stay open. Twice we´ve been by at lunch time and no one there. No one there during lunch time when we ate there. I´d give them a 2 for the food, 1 for the price. Price was so outrageous, price wins for the ¨1¨.

Strange food that tastes like nothing. It's about as far away from good German food as you can get. Good service, but the food is not worth it.

An absolute gem! Wonderful service, our server was a delight! I've tried potato pancakes with sour cream and goulash and it was amazing. Great beer, lovely vibe. If you miss Europe or want to have a taste for sure visit. Very budget friendly!

the website is out of date. drove a long distance for German food and they were closed. not happy as this was the only reason for the trip.

3.5 Exceptionally friendly staff serves up competent german favorites. There is beer. There is cake. Your correspondent had a schnitzel. Had a cucumber salad. Had some red cabbage. Was it good? Yes. Was it exceptional? No. Truth time: none of the food really was in any way extraordinary. Still, This would be a cool place to hang out. I'm through looking for exceptional food choices in this town. Good enough with a good heart wins the day.