Das Boot Camp Restaurant & Bar

We visited Das Boot Camp and I was pleasantly surprised at the food. It has been by far the best German Food I've gotten in this part of the U.S. We had the Jagerschnitzle and spatzel and it was very good. I will definitely add this place to our must visit when we're in town list.

Although my name screams German, I have never actually experience German food!

This was some tasty food.

Between our table of 8 we had a sampling of the menu from the bread basket, the rotisserie chicken salad, to the mouth watering I-wish-I-lived-closer-so-I-have-this-for-dinner Jager Schnitzel. Seriously, I don't even like mushrooms and I was all over this based off my fellow diner's recommendations. It did not disappoint between the mushroom-bacon cream gravy, the hand breaded pork loin, and the homemade noodles. I also had a small bite of the breads from the bread basket and they were delicious as well.

Oddly only 2 people in the party partook in the boots of beer! They definitely enjoyed them though from what I heard. I also liked that they were the light covers throughout the restaurant. The layout was nice, bathrooms were clean, but I probably wouldn't have nascar on the TVs.

Service was excellent in the sense that I almost didn't notice he was there. The server was so proficient at everything, we had no need to ask for anything!

Great place!  My family and I are regular customers at the parent restaurant Royal Bavaria.  Das Boot camp is a great addition.  I had the Snitzel sandwich which was very good.  My wife and daughter had the Roasted Chicken which then enjoyed as well.  Liked the atmosphere, food, service, and hand crafted beer!  Will make it a regular stop.