Edelweiss

Cute little hole in the wall joint that has the feel of the old country. The decor is reminiscent of traditional German styling. The food is fantastic and with a couple regional variations that I had not seen in my time in Germany. The beer is good, the food is good hearty flavorful German cuisine, the wine has a few imports from Germany that are delicious. I know that when I am missing Germany I can come here and feel transported back to some of the best years of my life.

Well it’s not what I was expecting. The restaurant is very small inside, and needs a bit of a good cleaning and coat of paint. It looked like they’re trying to sell the restaurant. I ordered a real Wienerschnitzel, is is with veal instead of pork. I paid extra for the veal, and it didn’t come with any sauce so I paid more than you would for the Jaeger or Zigeuner. The schnitzel was acceptable, but my side dishes were red cabbage and potato salad, which if you like a lot of vinegar, would probably be fine, but it wasn’t for me.

Cozy atmosphere. Lots of German/Austrian things all around on the walls and shelves. Small quaint bar. The food was excellent and the dessert was divine. The service was friendly, really nice people, real caring to your needs. I definitely will go and try more food from this place. Their hours are Wed- Sat....4pm until 9pm....remember this isn't fast food.. It prepared by hand. Fresh and homemade...I'd say worth the wait...Beer and Wine and old time conversation passes the time quickly...Enjoy..

I got there at 6 on a Saturday night and was out at 7. I got the last table, the place was packed. Service was good. I didn't like the cucumber salad. It had a bite to it but not much flavor. The sauerbraten was great, as was the red cabbage. Potato pancakes were very good. The apple strudel was excellent; powdered sugar on top and not too sweet inside. Overall, very good!