wurst und bier

brand new. i went there after a movie at the crosswoods because i noticed they were new. located in the old bw3 space, they haven't changed the decor, layout or furniture (besides some paint). good sauerkraut balls but with more potato then i'm used to. not all the menu was available, and our waitress was attentive but very inexperienced. no lack of effort on her part though.

the knockwurst sandwich i ordered (with kraut and carmelized onion) was immense and very tasty. very good, very large bun, good kraut. authentic german mashed potatoes. very good beer selection, fairly priced.

but they had french'smustardout on the tables. given the german theme why use the yellow stuff when a good german brownmustardwould cost little more and fit the theme much better? i asked for and received brown mustard, but really this is a detail they should fix.

amazing..!!!!!!. i have been here a couple times since the grand opening. the pretzel and cheese andmustardis to die for!!!
i would never recommend curry until i had their sausage with curry.... that is well priced and absolutely mouth watering! the mac and cheese is great and they have it as an appetizer and it is definately enough for two people to chow on in addition to the meal!.....the rueben might have the same ingredients everywhere you turn but they have some how managed to make the best rueben i have ever had!!!!!!!!!! no complaints from me or my friends...we love wurst and bier and the owner/manager aj seriously rocks!

a pearl of wisdom. throughout my 69 reviews of bloviating a few pearls of wisdom can be found. wurst and bier serves great brats and beer with dizzying amounts of variety; and for an inveterate dog lover like myself that's a very good thing. the hot italian sausage nestled in sauerkrat and a bun was marvelous, chockfull of spicy flavor and tenderness. but the major discovery here is the spicymustard(lowensenf extra hot mustard). on my inaugural taste i could not have imagined a better mustard. it packed lots of flavor and heat and was the lynchpin in bringing this bratwurst dog to life and best of all, many vendors on line sell it.

not for schnitzel. the schnitzel had no flavor, no garnish of lemon or anything else, the german style vinegar potato salad was bland,, and the red cabbage almost black without any hint of flavor.

the waitstaff has not been trained well and when asked for a germanmustardwith horseradish disappeard for 10 minutes then returned with a regular germanmustardand said" this will probably do for you". oh no it won't. where are the german owners???