The Rathskeller

“Great food, great service, huge selection of beers.”

Mateo Gebon★★★★★

I enjoyed a late lunch here one day, and I found it to be quite nice. The historic building makes for a nice, traditional German atmosphere. The staff was friendly, and I was able to sit down in the bar area right away. I got the sauerbraten, a dish I hadn’t tried before, and I found the food to be delicious. The slightly sour sauce was novel to me, but it was tasty with the beef. It made for a very hearty lunch. German restaurants aren’t common where I’m from, so this made for a fun meal. You can’t go wrong with this restaurant if you’re looking for a good meal.

Gibson★★★★★

I was there for a concert very beautiful place. We didn't eat inside. Just outside menu will come back to experience others but not really a fan of German style pizza. Oh and security and the owner and reaction time of police with things just outside the venue was excellent response time above and beyond. They handled it before it effected patrons of the venue or came in the venue. Above and Beyond experience.

Karin Hall★★★★★

Loved this place! The staff, atmosphere, & German food were all amazing! We will be back, when in town again! Thanks to Jennifer for her hospitality and the different samplings of beer for hubby to try! 😃 P.S. The lunch prices were VERY reasonable.

Monica Jasin★★★

Rathskeller has an older feel to it—dated, but still charming in some ways. The ambiance is actually pretty nice and cozy, especially if you’re going for a relaxed evening. Unfortunately, the food was a big letdown. I ordered the pesto pasta and couldn’t even finish a quarter of the plate—it was that bad. My husband ordered the rouladen, which was a bit dry, but at least it was still edible compared to the pasta. The bathrooms could really use a makeover, which added to the overall dated impression. On a positive note, they do have a good selection of beers, which might be the highlight of t