German Restaurants near Vancouver, WA

“The menu options were great and we enjoyed our food. The greeter and our waitress were especially friendly and helpful. However, the young lady who showed us to our table looked out of place. Everyone other employee was dressed in attire you would see at Oktoberfest as you would expect in a German restaurant. She was in a very casual oversized sloppy looking sweatshirt or sweater. And although I use a walker, she led my husband quickly to our table, chatted with him while waiting for me to catch up. Then she walked away without even waiting for me to actually get to the table or speaking to me at all - VERY RUDE!! Our waitress, server, greeter and the food more than made up for the bad taste she left in my mouth, thank goodness.“

“Had dinner for the first time at slide inn tonight. The service and food was simply excellent and we could not recommend this place enough. Everything is made from scratch and tastes like it. Will definitely be frequenting this place on a regular basis.“

“Good selection of decent German beer on tap.Brought out of town family.On July 30,Rudest Worse Bartender that I have ever met.Zero Customer skills.Exactly what I did not want,When trying to introduce Portland to visitors.This place used to be good.“

“When you lived in Germany for a while and enjoyed the traditional foods, anything you purchased as packaged foods taste like cardboard boxes and improper flavored food. When you have foodies in the families, there is no way around harsh criticisms when the foods don't match the traditional tastes, even with touches of fusions.

No worries about this place. Come for the foods, stay to enjoy the gathering, and smothered by great services. The foods satisfied the heavy critics of our families that know the great tastes of traditions. There were some lacking compared in the old style cooking, such as smothered mushroom and sauce that piled high over the food. We all understand the cost that associate with the extras, but it's still a small missing mark of the traditional topping over food. The seasoning is on point, but we wonder, why ketchup for the fries instead of the seasoned mayo like the good old days?

But the beers. Oh mercy! We wish I live locally to drink all the selections of fantastic beers.“

“Service, Drinks and food is great BUT I have one recommendation for management: rebuild the porch cover higher so that you can see the beautiful view of the St. John’s Bridge from the inside. It used to have a full view from the restaurant but the porch roof covering it really killed old the vibe inside. Maybe nice if you can be outside but that doesn’t work most of the year in Portland.“

“The Paprika Schnitzel was delicious. The only real knock on this restaurant is everything was an upcharge. Do you want to replace your mushrooms with seasonal mushrooms for 3 dollars. The one that was a little hard for me was when I was able to swap an item for the soup and it was presented as a small upcharge but when the bill came it was 4.25 per soup. One shared appetizer, 2 entrees and upcharged soup ended up over 100 bucks with no drinks“

“Had for the first time today! So good !!“

“Auf unserem Road Trip haben wir natürlich auch einen Besuch beim PDX Dönerländ gemacht. Und wir können dies nur weiter empfehlen. Der Döner war super lecker und die Besitzer total freundlich und haben sich auch Zeit für einen Klönschnack mit uns genommen.“

“friendly and helpful staff. Food and espresso has always been great everytime I have been in.“

“Food was great. Our server was extremely friendly and inviting from the moment we sat down to after we left. The restaurant is quiet, cozy and beautifully decorated. We brought our kids and they even loved the food. I was just surprised how empty it was for a Saturday brunch. Would definitely go again and try their dinner menu.“

“Excellent authentic German food and drinks. Can't go there without getting a Leberkässemmel (roll with hot Leberkäse and mustard) for the road!“