If you feel you MUST experience some semblance of Oktoberfest while you're in Vegas, this is the place. My friends and I found ourselves here after we noticed that the British pub Firkin on Paradise was no longer in business. We figured we could at least grab some cold German beers and comfort food here, and that's what we got. They have all your wursts and schnitzels here; I got the schnitzel that wasn't all breaded and fried, and I thought it was pretty good, but like most other items on the menu a bit overpriced. I'd been here once before just to grab a cold brew and it's surprising that they don't have a lot of different beers here; there's only a few varieties, if memory serves. I just went with a lager, which was a refreshing accompaniment to my hearty meal. We were kept entertained during the meal by the one-man band playing his heart out on the stage. Not only did he keep the music going, he got the audience to participate in a stein-holding contest, which was pretty damn impressive, I must say! Our waitress was friendly but a bit lax when it came to checking on us, even though it wasn't super-busy at the time. Overall, a solid OK if you're in the mood for this kind of thing!