I'm going to start by saying it's been several years since I've gone to one of their restaurants. My first time at the Heights location. (Mind you, the original is where I started my King's journey years ago.) We went for Father's Day, and, no, it was not crowded, no wait at all.
I was heartbroken. I feel they might have changed some of the recipes over the years.
I'll start my food review by saying the exotic sausages were the one thing that was fire! Those were just as delicious as I remember.
We ordered the pulled pork stuffed jalapeños and the mac and cheese balls. These items were new to us and they were great! Everyone in our party enjoyed them.
We had sides of sauerkraut, Austrian potato salad, cucumber salad, and fries. Fries are fries. But we were all disappointed in the other sides. (Again, we don't know if the recipes have been changed but...) The flavors, the temperatures at which they were served.
And then there's the music....I didn't come to listen to modern rock and Taylor Swift...I get that they are trying to make some modem fusion thing (because they're in the Heights?) But come on.
And service... well that was lacking.. maybe a fluke but ugh... we had to ask multiple times for multiple things, he took quite a while on follow up, just poor service for what we've known at King's.
At the end, they brought complimentary containers of whiskey for the dads in our group for father's day.
We skipped dessert because... read above.
I can only hope that the 646 location hasn't gone the way of the Heights location.
This is one place I can say, I definitely won't be going back, and I can say I don't recommend this location.
Lizandro Rodriguez
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April 01, 2024
We were supposed to go here about a month ago but switch plans last minute, we finally came back to check it out. First of all the German theme is really cool, takes you back to a different time. A bit cheesy sometimes but fun nonetheless. Beer selection was great, ordered me a flight so I could sample a few beers. Food was good, no complaints, wife said hers was ok, she got some sort of schnitzel sandwich. I got drunken chicken which was pretty good, chicken was very moist and that butter dip was really good. Overall a good experience, atmosphere was great. Waitstaff was on point and very friendly.
Javier Perez
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June 09, 2024
From the moment you step inside, Kings Bierhaus envelops you in a warm and inviting ambiance reminiscent of classic German beer halls. The rustic wooden decor, communal tables, and festive decorations create a lively environment perfect for both large gatherings and intimate meals. The outdoor biergarten is particularly charming, offering a great space to enjoy pleasant weather with friends and family.
The menu at Kings Bierhaus is a delightful journey through German culinary classics. Start with the pretzel, which is served warm and perfectly salted, accompanied by a rich beer cheese dip. For the main course, the schnitzel is a must-try: crispy, golden-brown, and tender on the inside. The sausages are another highlight, with a variety of options such as bratwurst, currywurst, and knackwurst, each bursting with flavor.Don’t miss the jägerschnitzel, topped with a savory mushroom gravy, or the hearty Königsberger klopse, German meatballs in a creamy caper sauce. The sides are equally impressive, from the tangy sauerkraut to the creamy mashed potatoes and the vibrant red cabbage.
True to its name, Kings Bierhaus boasts an extensive beer selection that caters to all tastes. Whether you prefer a light and refreshing pilsner or a robust and malty dunkel, there’s something for everyone. The knowledgeable staff are more than happy to recommend a beer that pairs perfectly with your meal. Additionally, the beer flights are a fantastic way to sample a variety of brews if you’re feeling adventurous.Service:
The service at Kings Bierhaus is top-notch. The staff are friendly, attentive, and well-versed in the menu, always ready to offer recommendations, and ensure you have a memorable dining experience. Despite the bustling atmosphere, the service remains efficient and personable.
Kings Bierhaus delivers an exceptional German dining experience that combines authentic flavors, a festive atmosphere, and excellent service. Whether you’re a beer enthusiast, a lover of German cuisine, or simply looking for a fun and lively dining spot, Kings Bierhaus is sure to impress. Prost!
Pepper Ramirez
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March 06, 2024
This place is an adventure! Good variety of sausages and yummy food! The atmosphere is so fun and staff is attentive and nice. The Beer Pretzel is my fave! The Gourmet Deviled Eggs are amazing and the Wild Boar Sausage is currently my favorite one they have. If you're looking for something hearty and adventurous, this is the place!
Fabian Hoyos (Fab)
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March 17, 2024
Kings BierHaus transports you to a German bar. The decor inside is amazing and the drinks/food are worth the $. Service was amazing for how busy they were during St Patrick's day weekend. Highly recommend the pretzel!
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I'm going to start by saying it's been several years since I've gone to one of their restaurants. My first time at the Heights location. (Mind you, the original is where I started my King's journey years ago.) We went for Father's Day, and, no, it was not crowded, no wait at all. I was heartbroken. I feel they might have changed some of the recipes over the years. I'll start my food review by saying the exotic sausages were the one thing that was fire! Those were just as delicious as I remember. We ordered the pulled pork stuffed jalapeños and the mac and cheese balls. These items were new to us and they were great! Everyone in our party enjoyed them. We had sides of sauerkraut, Austrian potato salad, cucumber salad, and fries. Fries are fries. But we were all disappointed in the other sides. (Again, we don't know if the recipes have been changed but...) The flavors, the temperatures at which they were served. And then there's the music....I didn't come to listen to modern rock and Taylor Swift...I get that they are trying to make some modem fusion thing (because they're in the Heights?) But come on. And service... well that was lacking.. maybe a fluke but ugh... we had to ask multiple times for multiple things, he took quite a while on follow up, just poor service for what we've known at King's. At the end, they brought complimentary containers of whiskey for the dads in our group for father's day. We skipped dessert because... read above. I can only hope that the 646 location hasn't gone the way of the Heights location. This is one place I can say, I definitely won't be going back, and I can say I don't recommend this location.
We were supposed to go here about a month ago but switch plans last minute, we finally came back to check it out. First of all the German theme is really cool, takes you back to a different time. A bit cheesy sometimes but fun nonetheless. Beer selection was great, ordered me a flight so I could sample a few beers. Food was good, no complaints, wife said hers was ok, she got some sort of schnitzel sandwich. I got drunken chicken which was pretty good, chicken was very moist and that butter dip was really good. Overall a good experience, atmosphere was great. Waitstaff was on point and very friendly.
From the moment you step inside, Kings Bierhaus envelops you in a warm and inviting ambiance reminiscent of classic German beer halls. The rustic wooden decor, communal tables, and festive decorations create a lively environment perfect for both large gatherings and intimate meals. The outdoor biergarten is particularly charming, offering a great space to enjoy pleasant weather with friends and family. The menu at Kings Bierhaus is a delightful journey through German culinary classics. Start with the pretzel, which is served warm and perfectly salted, accompanied by a rich beer cheese dip. For the main course, the schnitzel is a must-try: crispy, golden-brown, and tender on the inside. The sausages are another highlight, with a variety of options such as bratwurst, currywurst, and knackwurst, each bursting with flavor.Don’t miss the jägerschnitzel, topped with a savory mushroom gravy, or the hearty Königsberger klopse, German meatballs in a creamy caper sauce. The sides are equally impressive, from the tangy sauerkraut to the creamy mashed potatoes and the vibrant red cabbage. True to its name, Kings Bierhaus boasts an extensive beer selection that caters to all tastes. Whether you prefer a light and refreshing pilsner or a robust and malty dunkel, there’s something for everyone. The knowledgeable staff are more than happy to recommend a beer that pairs perfectly with your meal. Additionally, the beer flights are a fantastic way to sample a variety of brews if you’re feeling adventurous.Service: The service at Kings Bierhaus is top-notch. The staff are friendly, attentive, and well-versed in the menu, always ready to offer recommendations, and ensure you have a memorable dining experience. Despite the bustling atmosphere, the service remains efficient and personable. Kings Bierhaus delivers an exceptional German dining experience that combines authentic flavors, a festive atmosphere, and excellent service. Whether you’re a beer enthusiast, a lover of German cuisine, or simply looking for a fun and lively dining spot, Kings Bierhaus is sure to impress. Prost!
This place is an adventure! Good variety of sausages and yummy food! The atmosphere is so fun and staff is attentive and nice. The Beer Pretzel is my fave! The Gourmet Deviled Eggs are amazing and the Wild Boar Sausage is currently my favorite one they have. If you're looking for something hearty and adventurous, this is the place!
Kings BierHaus transports you to a German bar. The decor inside is amazing and the drinks/food are worth the $. Service was amazing for how busy they were during St Patrick's day weekend. Highly recommend the pretzel!