the $13.95 oktoberfest buffet was not bad. the goulash, sausage, and roasted chicken were delicious. the salad bar was boring, the rouladen was a disappointment. it was dry and flavorless, although it looked delicious. the schnitzel was a little tough and dry — i’m sure it’s better made to order. the roasted potatoes and spaetzel were bland, the red cabbage was pretty good. the band was pretty cheesy but fun — went well with the festive atmosphere.

i went with a group of 5 friends. we had a great time, especially with the $2.50 draft beer special, but i won’t be back anytime soon. this was a novelty dinner (we weren’t expecting too much from the food). we just wanted to do something different and have a good time. it’s just too far of a drive from inside the loop.

I don’t know of many German restaurant establishments in Houston, so coming here for the first time was very exciting for me!

My parents and I ate here on a Wednesday in October. Since Oktoberfest was taking place, every Wednesday they had live German music and a buffet for $13.95, plus beer that is apparently only brewed during Oktoberfest. (Keep in mind that the buffet is normally $23.95… so you can see how awesome a deal this is!)

I LOVED this place. One thing I highly recommend is the Gute Nacht Kaffe. The owner himself will make it in front of you- and it is AMAZING. I can’t describe it. It is composed of hard liquor (scotch, whiskey, and something else) but since German food is very filling, you should be able to take it just fine… haha.

I’ll definitely come back again- it’s a nice change from all the American, Italian, and Mexican cuisines in Houston!