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- SarahNovember 24, 2014Get the hot wurst platte to share! It is a TON of food, so you might not even need an entrée. The mustard is super spicy but tasty! The jaegerschnitzel is delicious as well.Upvoted Nov 19, 2024
- Erik RowleyJanuary 16, 2017A must dine while visiting Indy, this Bavarian themed restaurant is housed in a beautiful, ornate structure with moose heads adorning the walls. The jaegerschnitzel is fantastic!
- SarahOctober 14, 2017Definitely worth the price. You get a ton of food, and there are PRETZELS in the bread baskets! The mustard that comes with is VERY spicy horseradish. Delicious. Apple strudel for dessert!
- ISC ChicagoJuly 7, 2024ROULADEN (Beef rollup filled with bacon, onions, spicy mustard and tart pickle wedge slowly cooked for tenderness and topped with homemade brown gravy), with sauerkraut, German potato salad
- Amy Brockway-JacklAugust 7, 2016The Ayinger Celebrator Double Bock is a don't-miss for dark beer fans! Authentic German atmosphere and dishes but plenty of non-German food for any diners who are mostly there for the drink.
- Erik RowleyJanuary 16, 2017Be careful dipping your pretzel, this stuff is extremely spicy! The Rathskeller also has a phenomenal German and European beer selection.
- Patrice JimersonDecember 23, 2014The haute wurst plate, Mager Cider, and Rathskeller Amber were all wonderful!!! Beware of spicy mustard -- is delicious but hot!!! The tables in the back of the restaurant are lovely!!
- Jim LewisApril 8, 2016They need to take one of the two tops out of the bar. I have fat dude behind, can't fit in his own space, so I have to put up with his every move Telegraphing into the back of my chair!
- ArdvaarkAugust 2, 2015The bar tenders in the beer garden are frequently wrong about their stock of some of the more exotic imports. Visit the bar inside for the real story.
- Men's Health MagNovember 17, 2011The Germans, as it turns out, know how to make a hell of a crisp brew. Saddle up in the bar attached to this German restaurant, and order from its wide range of unpronounceable German beers.
- ISC ChicagoJuly 7, 2024OCHSENSCHWANZ SUPPE (A GERMAN TRADITION MADE WITH OX TAILS, ONIONS, MUSHROOMS AND PORT WINE)
- Ross RobertsonMay 9, 2018Never actually have come here for a meal, but the beer garden is a nice spot to make new friends. Always a good time.
- Deborah HollowayAugust 25, 2012My husband took me here for our first date, I really enjoyed everything the meal, the music, (the company) and even going up on the roof...
- Ryan G.August 14, 2013Best wienerschnitzel outside of Germany. Also, the trick to dealing with the mustard is breathe in through your nose and out through your mouth.
- Sasha GMarch 30, 2014Dinner price was quite pricy. Listen to the waitress when she says the mustard is hot. Enjoyed the beer esp German ones. Fun place to visit.
- Michael CJuly 26, 2019An absolute stunner of a German-American restaurant, biergarten, and unique piece of Indy history.
- The schnitzel cordon bleu, jaegerschnitzel & regular schnitzel are really great, just different arrangements of toppings/sauces. Very spicy mustard. Bread & pretzels are suberb. Doppelbock to drink!
- The atmosphere in the biergarten makes for a perfect spring/summer/fall night!
- Christina DuryJanuary 25, 2013The Schlackt Platte is amazing! Paired with red cabbage and German potato salad - just the perfect pairings.
- Patrick HarrahJuly 19, 2013Get the Chicken Cordon Bleu fingers and the pork tenderloin. They were delicious.
- Wayne and Mike rock it behind the bar. Some of Indy's finest and unmolested bartenders.
- Ricky PottsApril 2, 2011If you are looking for an authentic German experience, try this place. From entrees to beers they are legit.
- MujtabaSeptember 3, 2011The only beer garden in Indy and they have excellent pretzels and outdoor area.
- Dave ShulseAugust 5, 2010If your in Indy, this beer drinkin and wurst eatin historic restaurant and pub is worth the visit. Check it out! Read more
- Get the potato pancakes. Know the potato pancakes. /Love/ the potato pancakes.
- Will SearsNovember 20, 2010The spicy mustard is disgusting! I don't see the hype. I literally teared up when I ate it. The beer here is amazing, though!!!
- For German food, the place is a joke. For beer and good times, it's always a good choice. Stick with the brats though.
- Shivaughn P.February 24, 2012I should have read the tips first. That mustard will clear out your sinuses.