Enjoyed our meal and drinks. Seating was uncomfortable on tall benches. Sad they dont have raclette and fondue on weekdays! Comparable to Biermarkt, but more casual feel. Comparing schnitzel i found theirs nice and very crispy but prefer biermarkt overall. Blonde waitress friendly and good service.
Came here on a busy Friday night. Considering this I understand that service may be a bit slower than normal. Tonight the service was not fast at all. We waited for 30 minutes with empty plates on our table just waiting for the bill. The food was delicious. Beer was great. No issues other than the long wait. We will come back but maybe not on a busy night.
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Stopped in for Dinner May 31st after an errand in the west end. Wow, beer bible extensive and varied; wish it were closer to me so I could "read" it on a regular basis. Boss had cider, which she said was cold and tasty, and I had the on-tap Steigl. So so good, cold and crisp. We opened with an order of fries, hot n crispy, with ketchup and a tasty garlic aoli. We then split the Bison Chipotle sausage plate. Came with 2 sausages (perfect), sauerkraut, and german style potato salad . Sausage was very tasty, dense and packed with flavour. Not to hot an the chipotle gave it a nice taste. Sauerkraut delish with bacon chunks throughout. Potato salad was also excellent; skins on potatoes with a few green beans and a light mayo based sauce. Finished up with a piece of pumpkin pie; candied pumkin seeds set it off nicely but crust on the pie a bit thick for our liking. Have read in other reviews issues with service here. Ours was prompt and attentive without being cloying. I will say that our server was extremely robotic in her interaction with us; kinda like having food delivered by drone. Did not diminish our experience however. As east end dwellers we probably won't be regulars but its definitely on our list of go-agains in the west end.
We always go here before a Sens game and even my father (who is notoriously hard to please in terms of restaurants) loves it. We've had tasty appetizers, great burgers and sausages. It's a great non-chain restaurant and my go-to German and Kanata spot. They have some great and generously portioned wines for non-beer drinkers like myself.
Kanata is mostly chain restaurants and it's tough to find places with fresh food, a cool dofferent atmosphere and great service but this place does all that. The Central bierhaus is right beside the movie theater where O'cconnors used to be but don't be fooled , the food here is not cheap pub, deep fried food, it's really good. The mussels are good , the burger is outstanding the perogiea are a nice touch as are the different types of sausage plates. The restaurant has a German/European theme to it and the large variety of import European beer selections is outstanding. This restaurant is great to bring the family as well as go for a few beers with your friends. If you're in the west end of Ottawa this is a great spot to try.
Went there for a friend's birthday and ordered some oysters along with a lobster poutine. The oysters were delicious, and there were many types to choose from. The poutine was also good, although it could have used a little more lobster. Atmosphere was nice as well, a little loud since it was a game night but that's to be expected. Overall a good experience, would definitely go back for the oysters.
Went to the Central Bierhaus for a Saturday Lunch knowing that friends had recommended it. We were not let down. Aside from the obvious incredible diverse selection of beers (including some lovely trappist beers), the food was definitely our highlight. The pork belly appy might be one of the most delicious food I have ever eaten. It was a brilliant combination of flavor and texture. The sausages, of course were fantastic. The 7 sausage plate can easily fill 3 people. The fries were the perfect combination of crunch and salt...just awesome.
We also had our 2 year old daughter there, and she was welcomed happily (crayons and everything). Great atmosphere, wonderfully friendly staff, and spectacular food/drink. Highly recommend going here.
Went for lunch. The decor here is really quite nice(even found the washroom to be kind of awesome). The drink menu is extensive, it would be easy to find something new or something familiar. The lunch menu was small but diverse enough to make choosing one item a little challenging. I tend to prefer smaller menus, it usually means better quality food. The server was knowledgable and attentive. We were not on a lunch hour break and didn't feel rushed as we took our time. But I would note that others came and went while we ate, so they can feed you faster.
I plan to return as there are other items I want to try. Had the wild boar sausage plate. Very tasty with Bavarian potato salad and sauerkraut. Others had potato fish cakes, bratwurst plate and angus burger. All meals were enjoyed. One puzzler was the pile of lettuce on the burger plate. No dressing, just a pile of lettuce that was too big to be a garnish.
Very nice athmosphere. Went here after a show at Canadian Tire Centre. We had a big pretzel, a flight of sausages and perogies. Amazing. The beer is awesome to. Highly recommemded.
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When I first entered Bierhas I was pleasantly surprised by the expertly crafted decor. Massive wood picnic tables, high ceilings, big screens. It is a pub and a good one at that. With a beer selection that rivals that of any pub or restaurant on the eastern seaboard it's community seating will accommodate groups of large and small sizes with a bar large enough to accommodate a crowd wanting to watch the next Sens game. Or the odd Senator wanting to grab a bite after the game.
The menu loosely is based on traditional European takes on Canadian pub food but with a focus on Germany. As seen by its rather large sausage menu. Yes, odds are if you want a sausage Bierhaus has what your looking for large, small, sweat and spicy, and even some game if that's what your into (I had kangaroo).
The staff is spirited enough to dress up on the holidays and especially Octoberfest where the staff for three weeks sport lenderhosens and host a variety of games and festivities.
Which brings me to my last visit. I was on tinder and felt like grabbing a sausage. So I made a date and decided to go to Bierhaus. This is where I figured out that Bierhaus doesn't exactly lend itself well with one on one dates because of its communal seating arrangements.
We got in and the server recommended we share a plate of sausage. Never do this on a first date. Here I was playing lady and the tramp feeding my date sausage and subsequently having her eat my sausage on the first date.
It was actually really fun and I highly recommend Bierhaus as a place to grab a bite, hang out with friends and watch the game.
I had a lot of food here. The food was delectable and fresh. The tastes that are offered here are very nice and it was good to see the handmade/fresh mustard. The pretzels were especially good and the drinks were nice and cold. Warm drinks were a great option too. Service was nice and pleasant to talk with. Come here with large groups and you will not regret it.
Easily the some of the best food I've had the pleasure of sharing with my family; the atmosphere and the dining areas are well made to best suit a relaxing dinner experience. The gentleman who was serving our table answered our questions with ease and was capable in offering suggestions. Definitely recommended for both fun dates and for big groups of people, but be wary that alcohol can raise the tab quickly if you're being conscious of your spending.
Oktoberfest had a great atmosphere and live polka band. Great schnitzel and German food options. Would be nice to have more seafood or vegetarian options. But overall a great place to go.
Sausages are really amazing here, especially the wild game variety. Good selection of beers on tap and in bottles. A lot of beers I have not heard of but will definitely try. My only complaint is that the lunch service needs to be faster, it’s just too slow. If your not in a hurry, it’s a good place to visit.
Went there on Tuesday for half price oysters. Very good and fresh. It was busy so we waited for a while but worth it. And so many beer choices. tried the kangaroo sausages as well, which was not as wired as I expected. It was like normal meat. No strong wild taste... good sausage. Definitely will go back for oysters and beers:)
Bobi Leutschaft Poitras
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I was thrilled to find a "Bierhaus" in the tradition of the Hofbrauhaus in Bavaria. A very impressive list of beer on tap, including Hofbrau! The service was quick and friendly. I only had beer and a pretzel (authenticish), so can't rate the food. A tad expensive (the pretzel was $9). A few individual tables outside would be nice. All together a pleasant experience.
This place has a great ambience and serves great food. Also it makes you feel like you are in Europe! The oysters are always super fresh and sausages & pretzels are my go-to’s! Staffs are very friendly as well. Thumbs up 👍🏻
Had a great experience here with the kids. German dare is not a regular find so it was so fun to try out the awesome menu. Pork belly was great, the sausage variety was outstanding (especially the game meats) and the schnitzel had delicious spatzel! Beer selection is great and the prices are pretty on par with the chain restaurant alternatives. Great find and the kids and I will be back.
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