“ The service is fabulous! The food is great! And the beer is even better!! The atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable. If you haven't been here you are truly missing out!! ”

“ I've been going here over ten years--love this place--solid German beer selection and fantastic food. Like taking a trip to Bavaria. ”

“ Tasty German restaurant. Brauhaus Schmitz is designed like a German food and beer hall and was cutely decorated for Christmas when we visited. The selection of German beer was excellent, and I tried a couple over the course of the evening. We split the laugenbrezel, kartoffelpuffer, and salatteller as starters, and I tried the gemusespatzle as my main. The laugenbrezel was as good as any pretzel that I have tried. The katoffelpuffer has a tasty applesauce, but the pancakes themselves were a bit dense. Each of the salads in salatteller had an interesting flavor and complemented each other well. The gemusespatzle was rich and decadent although the whole red peppercorns completely detracted from the dish. Overall, Brauhaus Schmitz is a fine option for German food, and I would recommend them for dinner. ”

“ Had the chicken jagerschnitzel, pretzel, potato pancakes, sauerkraut, and apple sauce. Even my burp tasted good. ”

“ What a delightful find! The beers are fantastic and the staff really know their stuff. The portions are large and the food is very tasty. The restaurant and party area are festive and very, well, German. It's lovely and cozy but also upbeat. Love it ”

“ Brauhaus Schmitz truly embodies the essence of German beer and cuisine. Brauhaus boasts an impressive selection of beer. Due to the nature of German cuisine, you may find it difficult to find any food options when dining if you have any dietary restrictions. (But, they do carry other alcohols besides beer.) -- Highlights: Beer and jägerschnitzel (breaded pork cutlet) were phenomenal! -- I've dined a few times at Brauhaus and the first thing you'll notice is the interior is spacious, casual, and full of a crowd of regulars. It feels like you're teleported to Germany! There's special events regularly, such as Oktoberfest this month. I've found the service to usually be somewhat slow, even if there are only a few others present. However, the staff is always exceedingly friendly. In terms of food, it will be difficult for a vegetarian or vegan or anyone with a gluten allergy to dine here. Although, they are incredibly mindful of cross-contamination, they are limited in the menu options they can provide, as much of the menu consists of breaded and/or meat options. (And menu item names are in German, so I would recommend viewing photos!) Personally, I found many dishes to be just OK, but I'd highly recommend the laugenbrezel (Bavarian pretzel) and the jägerschnitzel (breaded pork cutlet). Also, you will be leaving with leftovers whenever you dine there, which is a huge plus! The beer at Brauhaus comes in excellent portions and is of great variety. Overall, Brauhaus is a great place to catch up with friends over a few drinks, but maybe eat a bit beforehand if you have dietary restrictions. ”

“ Authentic sausages (according to my German traveled friends), excellent and knowledgeable servers, tons of beer choices. The place is loud, but I believe it was because everyone was enjoying themselves. Potato salad and sauerkraut. The table shared Elsassischer flammkuchen, a bacon flatbread with crème fraiche and shallot, which was out of this world. To drink I had the cider Rose (safe choice) my husband had the Abraxxxus , which has an extremely unique flavor profile, buttery, smoky, touch of molasses. The Abraxxxus should be enjoyed with sausages! The pairing was perfect! Please go here! You will not regret it! ”

“ It's a little sportsy for me, but love the Hofbrauhaus vibes. Sausages good in their own right, but made better with scharfer senf. Yum. ”

“ On a rainy Sunday afternoon, the restaurant wasn't crowded. We were sitting across the bar to watch German soccer game. The bartender was very accommodating to our request to put the game on tv. Warm pretzel came out fast. I got my favorite German black beer, brussel sprouts, and goulash. Brussel sprouts were super tiny, served with diced bacon. The bacon was chewy and fatty. The glazed balsamic reduction gave sweetness to this appetizer. Good flavor but I wished the brussel sprouts were bigger. Goulash was perfect for this rainy day. Beef was very tender and flavorful. It's served with three slices of soft dark rye bread. ”