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| - I really debated how many stars to rate Das Schnitzel Haus. The food was really good, which surprised me. I don't eat red meat or pork, and have never been a huge fan of traditional German Food. However, it was a good friend's birthday, and this was the birthday girl's choice (she was pretty set on getting piergoies). A group of us headed there on a Friday evening. I was a little unsure of her choice when I walked in and the majority of customers appeared to be of the retired age set.
They have a pretty good menu. You may have a problem finding something that is tasty if you are vegan or vegetarian. There was more on the menu here that I would eat than at Fathead's, for the record (although I would be more than happy to just beer it up at Fathead's) - and both have wings on their menu. There's even a small portion of the menu dedicated to kids (although I remember stuff like chicken fingers on it).
I had the Kase Schnitzel with spaetzel and mashed potatoes with gravy, and a "gringer ale" (their spelling) to drink. Everyone's portions seemed rather large, which is not a complaint at all. Also, everyone enjoyed their food. We were having some amazing conversation, but you know that the food is tasty when there are several times when their was silence. I easily took home half of my meal. The mashed potatoes and gravy were the least tasty portion, and they were still pretty good. My gravy came with two small pieces of meat. The spaetzel is buttery, and paired well with my chicken. While my meal wasn't what anyone would regard as healthy, it was SO GOOD. Mmmmm. I'm debating heating up that bad boy right now and having a snack (err.... meal) before bed.
They let us bring our own dessert, and even stored it in their fridge while we happily enjoyed our meal. I only note this because another restaurant recently refused to let us bring our own dessert to a friend's birthday dinner. I get that places would like to sell their own food rather than cake from somewhere else (in our defense, both birthday ladies had desired a specific dessert).
My only complaints were that there wasn't a beer list (so I actually didn't even know that they had beer til the end of my meal when someone at another table ordered one) and an issue with the server. Our server was actually really good... but was trying to take care of us (and whatever other tables he had) along with a 48 person party up front. I'm not really sure why the restaurant decided it was a good choice to have 2 servers taking care of a 48 person rehearsal dinner, as well as their own tables. My friend ordered a salad with her food, which she never got (but they also didn't charge her for it). Luckily the portions are huge, so she wasn't too bothered by the missing salad. We may have tried to get it had we been able to find our waiter (or any waiter). I was ready for a box, and had finished both of my beverages while waiting for the waiter to check on us. When we had him stop back, he was always apologetic - but why wasn't someone else helping out a little more?
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