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Having spent time in my youth having a wonderful german restaurant down the hill from my house I have been spoiled by good german food. In Seattle we found absolutely none of it, including in a town
German food is the best food for wintertime. Theres nothing better than Bratwurst and a good beer. Its rare to find a German gem in California, Suppenkuche is definitely one of them. Kaiserschmarren
My bratwurst was delicious and the potato salad was perfectly German (judging by my limited German potato salad in America experience). Also - the spatzle was GREAT (it will be my new favorite comfort
the selection does der Vaterland proud. Schroeder's also has an authentic German atmosphere, complete with deer heads on the walls and decorative steins everywhere. I was raised in a German household
Good old Lehr's. I started coming here back in 1987 when I moved to SF. Being German I need my German food items. They have it all. Actually it always reminded me of the Intershops in the former DDR
"Hof brau" means German cuisine. I've lived in the Sunset District and passed this indescript "Chick 'n' Coop" never noticing the small "Hof Brau" signage under it and never thinking of getting
Neighborhood: Pacific Heights
my life, I am not living in the countries capitol city. Are consulates usually easier to deal with than embassies? Let me go over some German laws: Germany does not allow dual citizenship unless you
doesn't have any hot sauces, order your cheeseburger with hot peppers. top with ketchup and that'll do. good sodas, but beers next door are better. good german potato salad. i think the nice german
German wines. Alot of German wines. If you appreciate the difference between auslese and trockenberenauslese, get yourself to Dee Vine right away. But it doesn't stop at great German wines. Here
It's baaaaack~ I'm happy to have stumbled upon this on Yelp. I loved their charming set up in the Jackson Square Historic District. But inevitably times + places change, so what can you do? This…
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