As close to authentic german cuisine, as you will get in the city! Great entrees like schnitzel and schweinehaxe will satisfy even the biggest appetite - seriously, dont expect to do starter, main and dessert... Good stuff: Communal seeting, like it or not, it has it's charm and I find it cool. Drawbacks: A great, though pretty expensive, beer collection... more

This is a hidden gem. I was unsure about it at first because it's so small on the inside and it's family-style seating, which I was uncomfortable with at first. (family-style seating is where strangers eat at the same table together) But after a while I became more comfotable and realized that this just adds to the atmosphere and charm... more

My friends really liked it but I'm just not a fan of German food. The 2 hr wait annoyed the crap out of me. more

Love the wiener schnitzel, spaetzle, and beer. Not a good place to go to if you're on weight watchers diet. more

Great beer, great spetzle, great company. more

We sat at large table with people we didnt know and it was tons of fun! Food and service was great! more

Suppenkuche serves the absolute best German food outside of the actual country. The food is absolutely flawless. The only potential negatives are that, in typical German style, you share your table with other guests, it can be very crowded on the weekends and they don't take reservations for parties less than 6. The food is worth the wait, though. more

I am sorry, Deep friend meats with beer. Not so much.. more

This German restaurant is a good one but not great. The space is simple and austere but not inauthenitc. It is located in the corner but not well signed so you have to pay attention. The door has a south Asian look to it that one may mistake it for an Indian restaurant. The selection is not large but ok.... more