The Alpine Chef
Customers' Favorites
Nurnberger Bratwurst with German Potato Salad
Pretzel with Hot Mustard and Beer Cheese
Two Pretzels with Cheese Sauce
Huhnerbrustchen Baden Baden
Karlsbadener Sahnegoulasch
Bavarian Sausage Sampler
Lillie's Cheesy Spaetzle
Sausage Platter w Sides
Grandma's Potato Soup
German Chocolate Cake
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We ordered the elk sausage dinner and one mouse desert and two separate rabbit dinners. We drank water so we would be able to get the full flavor of the spices in the dish. The Elk sausage was great, but the rabbit dinner was not good. The two rabbit dinners arrived on one large plate instead of on two plates. I had to go get server and request the the dinner be divided up on two plates.(evidently we were expected to take our dinner fork and separate two rabbit legs which was...
Be sure to come with an appetite! The portions are large but oh so delicious!! Lexi was a great server as well.
My only comment, which is not enough to bring down a star, is the menu states cherry tomatoes & you get grape tomatoes.
I don't care for grape tomatoes so I always ask to try to confirm if cherry or grape. If it's grape, I ask them to not be on it. It was said they were cherry but when the dishes arrived, all were grape tomatoes.
My only comment, which is not enough to bring down a star, is the menu states cherry tomatoes & you get grape tomatoes.
I don't care for grape tomatoes so I always ask to try to confirm if cherry or grape. If it's grape, I ask them to not be on it. It was said they were cherry but when the dishes arrived, all were grape tomatoes.
We had an average experience overall. The pretzel was just okay, and the potato dumplings were also just okay, but the chicken schnitzel was good! We spent over $100 for a family of 5—I know everything is expensive these days, but it feels like a fair price for what you get. It's an okay spot, and we keep coming back, but it's just average.