Watershed

Cool place for sure ! Parking:They're in a shopping center so there's tons of parking ! Seating:They have tables (4 tops) and booths. I didn't find the tables particularly comfortable or noteworthy but we were able to pull several together since we had a bug group which was nice. Ordering:You do have to go up to the bar to put in your order. They do bring your food order to you though! I love that they had a cider option instead of just beer. I think they have a full bar tooI ordered the burger and it was DELICIOUS ! I was honestly surprised Ambiance:Their decor is pretty cool and a nod to having been in Houston for so long. I wouldn't go out of my way to come here but it's a solid and chill place if you're in the area.

Honestly amazing pretzel. We got it on a whim because we saw another couple with one and wow it was the best thing we ate here. If you are looking for a super bready dense pretzel, this is NOT your guy. This pretzel was piping hot and fluffy however. The whipped butter and mustard was the perfect addition.Next favorite part of our meal were the sweet potato fries. In last place was the bratwurst. It was technically very tasty. I think many people would like it, but it just tasted too natural for me (keep in mind my idea of a good hotdog is the costco one). Great little spot otherwise!

Not worth it. I paid $27 for two fish sticks, a few fries, a coke and an 18% tip. Stingy portions. More fries in a small Burger King order. Next time I'll buy fish and chips frozen from Randall's grocery across the parking lot and cook them at home for a fraction of the cost. Sadly disappointed. I hate being disappointed with lunch.

This is my secret go to in SW Houston. Super chill German bar with great food. I love their schnitzel and fish and chips. They always have something unique to try on the beer menu. Service is good. I go here like every 2 weeks.

Came here on a Saturday afternoon. It wasn't too busy but it was also 1:30pm so the lunch crowd may have already left. The menu suggests that this is a German pub with some other traditional pub fares mixed in like fish & chips.Being a vegetarian, I was somewhat limited in choices. I chose the kasespatzle which is basically German mac & cheese. It was a good portion for one person as an appetizer. I liked it as it wasn't too heavy and the fried onions on top gave it a good contrast to the cheese.They have a good selection of beer on tap. Mostly German style of the local microbrew variety though. I saw Paulaner Weisse on tap and grabbed that. Refreshing on a summer day. I haven't found any microbrews that can emulate a true German hefeweizen.

I have been going to this fun hole in the wall oasis for years now. Located just southwest of the 610 loop, this watering hole offers a fine variety of food (mostly German inspired), a fully stocked bar, and fun environment.A group of friends and I found this restaurant while searching for pub trivia's years ago, and most Tuesday we meet up for some friendly competition and libations.The bar itself has fun retro parody concert posters, and bar backsplash has old cassette tapes. Every table is a great seat for trivia or just dining in general. You can peer into the kitchen just slightly, and the delicious smells ruminate as the patrons enjoy their meals.The staff has always been friendly. The owner and manager is often there and makes his way around the bar ensuring everyone is having a great time.This has been a special spot for me and my friends for years. Come out for pub trivia nights on Tuesdays!

They are a small local business and the food never disappoints, we've never had a bad dish. This is my go to place for a bretzel. We go at least once a week and the bartenders are always nice and they welcome you after recognizing their regular customers. Highly recommended.

We got the packed fries, which we really liked. Loved the gravy combo with the cheese. The fries were really crispy, yet light and airy. They're pretty much perfect fries. It is a bit on the pricier side ($14 for the portion you're getting).I got the pork shoulder with sauerkraut and potatoes. The pork was pretty good (a little on the dry side), but the whole dish was a bit on the greasier side for me. I think it must be from the pork, but I moved it into a to go box and the next day the to go box was pretty oily too. I really wanted to try the pork shank, but it was $30 so I didn't want to go too ham that night (maybe next time!). My fiance enjoyed his weisswurst. The sausage had a nice flavor and it made a great combo with the pretzel bread. It comes with two sauces and my fiance said the mustard was really strong for him. It cleared up his sinuses. I liked the other sauce a lot. It kind of tasted like Japanese curry to me. The whole meal cost around $55 for us (a bit on the pricier side), but worth a try!

Cool little bar with a great beer selection and pretty good food. Service was excellent, very friendly people Definitely will go again

Food was tasty and plentiful. Pleasant find. Lots of beer choices. I would return if back in that area.