Rasselbock offers a decent selection of German cuisine and boasts a wide variety of German beers, along with some wine options. My husband particularly enjoyed his dark beer. He ordered the jäger schnitzel served with potato salad and sauerkraut, while I chose the bratwurst accompanied by sauerkraut and Brussels sprouts. The Brussels sprouts were a highlight—crispy and sweet. The potato salad had a nice firm texture and a pleasant flavor. Unfortunately, I found the sauerkraut to be overly salty. We ended our meal with apple strudel, which was delightfully crispy and flaky, topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Overall, we had a good dining experience. The restaurant is quite popular and...
Everything was fantastic, from the food to the service. We dined outdoors with heaters, which made the experience just right. The chicken schnitzel, sausage platter, sauerkraut, potato salad, and the amazing Käsespätzle (a traditional southern German dish of tiny dumplings baked with cheese and onions) were all incredibly delectable. The bacony deviled eggs were a delight, and the pretzel served with Obatzda (a beer cheese spread) was another treat. Yum! Most importantly, you have to try the warm, wintry Glühwein—it's perfectly mulled wine infused with vanilla, citrus, and spices. Absolutely delicious!
beautiful place and friendly staff. I came late at night because of the apple cake thing that this place has. I was interested in the other whispering option, but they hadn't made it available. So I asked about the other gloomy and they were out of ice, I was offered to whip cream instead and I was good with the replacement. I thought I would have a discount of any kind for inappropriate with that which is not on stock, but I was charged to the full price. the gloomy was in order, and the wee was decent. can come back and taste the food, atmosphere was great.
During my second visit, I tried the bratwurst, which was flavorful, but I felt it was also overpriced for the quantity served. Unfortunately, on my third visit, the orders arrived at different times and were served lukewarm. To add to my disappointment, they were out of Sangria as well as their seasonal special creampuff.
Parking can be somewhat challenging, as nearby street spots are often taken up by patrons of other restaurants in the area. There is a small parking lot in the back, but it can be tricky to find.
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I found this restaurant to be quite overpriced, with disappointing food quality and an overly aggressive waiter. Even though it was cold and rainy outside, we decided to give their Potato Soup a try, which is made with Yukon potatoes, market vegetables, and shaved cabbage. Unfortunately, it came out lukewarm and watery, and the shaved red cabbage was raw. The meals being served to other diners didn’t look tempting either, and the prices for beer were quite steep.
The restaurant has a vibrant and welcoming ambiance, featuring long communal tables perfect for enjoying a meal with friends. They offer a great selection of beers, and trivia night on Wednesdays is a lot of fun! The food is tasty, and I definitely recommend the schnitzel. Prices are reasonable, and the service is quick and attentive. On cooler nights, they also serve mulled wine. I would definitely come back!
My boyfriend, who is German, really loves this restaurant because it brings back memories of home for him. The Jägerschnitzel is excellent! I enjoyed my favorite side dish, spätzle, which are egg noodles. We also shared a pretzel and tried two different kinds of sausages. Everything was delicious, and the service was exceptional.
This is the best German restaurant I've been to, although it's the only one I know. Either way, the food is quite good!
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The beer is outstanding, the service is satisfactory, and the food is very flavorful!
This place is fantastic! The pretzels, schnitzels, and sausages are all amazing!
