Gasthaus Bavarian Hunter

unfriendly management and not for families with kids. I took my family with two kids for the oktober fest days. Sundays are suppose to be family days but the team is so unfriendly and not welcoming kids. they hate kids and just want to sell their drinks. never go there again. hmm.. another thing. dont believe in their flyers which says some promotion but will be different from them when you go there. you will mostly know it after you consume it and would get a very rude answer if you question them.…

Sehr gut!. After many disappointing experiences eating in restaurants claiming they serve German food, I was absolutely thrilled to eat here! The atmosphere and location round out the picture to capture a little bit of Bavaria and the Black Forest in Minnesota! BUT the thing that will keep us coming back is the fantastic food and great personal service that the employees like Shawna give to every diner! Prices were fine, the wine and beer selections ample, and the feeling of being overseas again made me want to return as soon as I left my table...... Looking forward to Oktoberfest!…

Fun place & great food!. We come here for dinner once in awhile (and its always great), and we also go to the little festivals that they put on in the fall... with the polka bands, great food & beer... We recommend it to everyone!…

Lots of herring, beef and pork dishes round out the ample menu.. In Short
The German restaurant, tucked into the forest near Stillwater, is a veritable meat lover's paradise. The sausage sampler includes sauerkraut and German mustard. The Bavarian king-size platter is the approximate size of an entire pig, with huge, fall-off-the-bone pork hock, smoked pork chop, knackwurst and bratwurst--all with mashed potatoes and smothered in sauerkraut. The jägerschnitzel is breaded and swimming in a memorable mushroom sauce and served with potato dumplings and sweet red cabbage.…