“ Food was excellent and the inside atmosphere is really nice. However, it was really annoying when both of our servers were trying to clear and collect our dishes before we were finished with food on them. I get that the restaurant was slow and they needed something to do, but just relax. It's distracting when you're in the middle of a conversation and they're trying to clear the whole table off--it's not a sin to have a mostly empty plate in front of you after your meal for a few minutes while talking. We appreciate the attentive service but there were moments when they cleared plates without asking and taking food and forks that we weren't done with. Overall still a good experience and we'd be back again for the food and beer. ”

“ Fun theme and vibe, we stopped in on a weekend evening and it was pretty busy. Most tables are shared seating. Wide selection of German food and drinks. We enjoyed our time as well as the food and drinks. ”

“ I went on an early Saturday afternoon. The place was not busy yet but as time passed, it started to pick up significantly. The atmosphere is amazing! I loved the vibe, as it makes you feel as though you are in a German bier hall having a pint or stein. All the beers I tried were excellent and their poutine was good as well. They have a variety of traditional German food offerings on the menu. Overall, a fantastic place for an excellent glass of beer with some friends! ”

“ Super fast service, they know how to get people in and out quickly haha. I think they have the food made and then can plate it when people order. They weren't rushing us out by any means but this place is super busy!! I'll also say the outdoor seating right by the building was slightly uncomfortable. But anyway, loved the food we got. Between the two of us we split the czech gnocchi, jager schnitzel, and German potato pancake. the schnitzel was SO GOOD. Crispy and perfect with the mushroom sauce and spatzle. The Czech gnocchi was good with the bacon & cheese but I think it was actually super similar in taste to the spatzle so in hindsight I would have ordered something else like the perogies or pretzel. The German potato pancakes was a super unique combo of flavors too with the apple butter (super fall/cinnamony) and pork belly. We would definitely go back but not rushing to anytime soon. ”

“ Cool German bar in Boulder. We stopped here for some beers after the farmers market. Service was friendly & beers were delicious. Will have to come back to try the food next! ”

“ Heard a lot about this place from Youtube foodie vloggers, so decided to czech it out after a day trip to Rocky Mountains NP. The restaurant was pretty empty at 6pm Thursday, it's all good. I was joined by relatives who drove down from Cheyenne, WY. * Beef goulash -- excellent beef stew with a unique flavor that may not appeal to all palates (Approved by my meat-eating, rodeo-loving, deer-hunting Wyoming relatives.) * Jager Schnitzel with spaetzle and sour red cabbage -- overall I liked it; although the pork schnitzel was quite dry without the gravy. * Fried Polish perogies -- it's my favorite, because it's like eating yummy crispy gyozas. Lol. Long communal wood tables and a few small tables. I don't think our only Polish restaurant in Los Angeles (Santa Monica actually) is this good. ”

“ We loved this authentic Biergarten in Boulder! The Paulaner Hefeweizen was authentically delicious. We had a spatzle appetizer that was yummy but the Schnitzel stole the show, it was so good! I had a Jager schnitzel and my wife had a schnitzel sandwich, they were both so good! Situated right in the main area of Boulder, it's a nice place to sit and people watch. ”

“ What a fun and unique restaurant in downtown Boulder! I was here for a rehearsal dinner the night before a wedding and it was a great space for a larger group! It definitely embraces the Oktoberfest vibe and German atmosphere! The surrounding area was fun to walk around on an early summer night! We started with a few different cocktails! I had the boho punch and Lucifer, and my husband had the house made sangria. All 3 were great, the boho punch was my favorite of the 3! The sangria was more on the dry side, but still yummy! We also shared a few appetizers and entrees. To start we had the Haus chicken wings with buffalo sauce and the potato pancakes. If you're a wing lover, highly recommend these! Enough to share and not overly spicy! The potato pancakes are a unique appetizer for sure and very fitting for the venue! A great start to try something new! The Biergarten burger was a safe and delicious option! Juicy and flavorful. It came with a house mayo but was more like a ranch sauce. It also came with a large serving of fries too and was an easy entree to share! We also got the hot polish sausage plate to share (Not pictured) and was delicious! Definitely spicy but as spice lovers was great! The service for a large group was awesome! They were efficient and a well oiled machine and it went smoothly! Everyone's food came out at the same time, drinks were refreshed quickly and they were attentive to everyone's needs! Overall, as a visitor from out of state, I would definitely recommend this spot to someone coming to Boulder, CO! It's a unique spot that is different from the trends and I appreciate that about it! Check it out if the German Oktoberfest has been an interest of yours! ”