Jagerstuble

Well the restaurant is no longer open so don't get yourself excited about that. The deli smelled divine and I will go back to purchase items there. Very bummed about the restaurant.

The ambiance here is amazing! A German deli next door too!!Got Sauerbraten with potato dumpling and red cabbage. Also some potato salad, not the warm Bavarian version.Enjoyed it immensely and will stop by again.

We didn't get the chance to try the restaurant because they were closed, however we did get some items from the deli. The selection was very small, but what they had was pretty good. I purchased homemade brotchens (German rolls) which were fresh and very good. I also bought some smoked ham which was underwhelming and lacked much flavor. When I asked the proprietor which brand of German butter she recommended, she didn't seem like she wanted to be bothered talking to me. I also bought a German pastry called Bienenstitch which was fresh and very tasty. Overall I'd would say that I'd come again for certain specific items, but don't expect a big selection.

Very european quaint. I had sauerbraten and a nice dry wine. Entree came with soup or salad. I had mushroom soup and it was excellent and plentiful. The red cabbage almost made me cry because my late grandmother always made it. All was delicious. I should mention they have homemade soft pretzels for appetizers that looked delicious although I did not try. Apple Strudel was good with fresh whipped cream. There is a working cuckoo clock inside which is so appropriate. German people are a dying breed as they say and it is unfortunate. I thank the owners of this restaurant for their obvious love of their foods and bringing it to the general public with a nice European flare!

This restaurant is so cute. You definitely need to have reservations because they seem to be a family run restaurant. The food was delicious and they have German draft beer. The server was very friendly. We'll definitely go back...Prost!

The food is absolutely delicious and authentic. Our waitress was incredible with our toddler there with us. We don't get to go out often since we have a toddler, but my mother was in town visiting and we were able to converse in german with her and it was such a wonderful experience.

Ladies and Gentlemen, if you have not tried this for dinner for a special occasion - you are wrong!!! Call this place immediately and book a dinner reservation - they only take reservations. IT IS WORTH IT. We got a special pre-order pork shank. It was fall off the bone, you will need to return home to take a proper post meal nap but wow!! I dream about this place on the daily - everything is so so delicious . We have been here 2x and want to return soon!!

I'm a big fan of German food and this place exceeded my expectations. Some of the negative reviews seem to be from people who aren't familiar with the cuisine or with dining in a European restaurant. If you're looking for hearty, delicious, and authentic German food this restaurant is easily the best in town.The menu is large with many selections (including vegetarian selections!) and the beer menu covers all of the bases. If you ordered correctly you probably won't have room for dessert but definitely get some to take home. Everything is good, so I suggest getting a few sides that aren't in your entrée - the potato salad, dumplings, and red cabbage are some of my favorites.Some tips: make a reservation, and do so at least a day in advance. If you're planning to have coffee, let the waitress know when you arrive. Don't be in a hurry because this is food and an environment where you're supposed to take your time and savor it.

Great food!!! Great service but the most uncomfortable seats (bench) ever!!!The market has some great hard to get german specialties.

The food used to be great. Now, sadly, the flavor is very much lacking. Of course, the prices have gone up & equality down like many other places.