Heidelberg Restaurant

We ordered takeout from Heidelberg Restaurant. We had never eaten German food before and we were excited to try it. We chose Schnitzel “Weiner Art,” Spatzel, German Potato Salad, and Apfel Strudel. The weiner art was a thin piece of breaded poin loin. It was delicious! I loved the German potato salad. It was warm and had tasted of vinegar. The spatzel was sort of irregular shaped noodles. That wasn’t my favorite, but my husband really liked it. Lastly the apfel strudel was so good. It was apples encased in a thin pastry. They gave us powered sugar to sprinkle on top. It was all very good and we throughly enjoyed our first taste of German cuisine.

Great spot, balcony is definitely the best spot. Vibing for sure.
I don’t know much about German food but this felt authentic, delicious and reasonably priced.

The food is authentic and tasty. Some of the best German food I've had. Service can be slow-ish when they are busy, but overall it's worth the wait and they are always friendly and professional.

Great service, even though we showed up an hour before close. Food was good, and our server was knowledgable and helpful with our questions regarding dietary restrictions.

Wooop wooop best sauerbraten I've ever had . Beer 🍺 flowed freely. Great staff. Daylin was great, very friendly and helpful. I loved the polka music!!!!! You can't have a theme restaurant without the music. Set out on the balcony for a great view of the beer garden and prime people watching .

Wide variety of german cuisine and beers.

Came back after 8 years. Sipping a beer on their balcony is what everyone should do. Potato pancakes are a must try.

The inside of the place is fairly bland but the outdoor patio was nice. Speaking of bland, the food wasn’t very tasty. Maybe it’s just that German food isn’t great. The pretzel appetizer was the best item we ordered!

First off, when tried to find the restaurant the location is way off, took us down by the river, when physical location is in the middle of town. Once we arrived the hostess area is small and crowded, it is in the middle of a small hallway and there is a tiny stage/steps that make I a very small space that servers are walking through with guests food. We got seated right outside of the kitchen doors, it took 10 minutes to get acknowledged and our drink order taken, by that time we knew what we wanted to eat also. The young lady that took our drink order was surprised when we told her we were ready to order and had to go get a receipt book to take our order. The tea is the instant stuff you get from a soda fountain and was not good at all, we ordered the knockwurst on a bun very disappointing. The bun was a toasted brat bun and the knockwurst was smaller than a hotdogs, so it was mostly bun. Overall it was not a good experience and I would say save you time and go to Bodensee instead for good German food.

A little overpriced in my opinion but this is a tourist spot so I get it. Just don’t be surprised !