Man, I really dig this place. Good selection of quality German brews and some damn fine food. The sausage platter with German potato salad is what I would recommend to newbies. The weiner schnitzel is awesome too. The owners are super-friendly. Great place for a hearty bite or just to drink like a manly man.
Review Source:German biers! Â -nuff said!
it has a nice typical kitschy south german decor [ think ornate dark wood, cuckoo clocks etc]
more than a  few proper german biers with accompanying glass [that is very german]
and after watching the staff get regularly battered by drunks yelling, weinerschnitzel and hassenpfiefer and the few other german words they know...I can appreciate the owners cool reception [very german as well]
never had the food, love the beer!
I hate being a bitch but we were stopping in to fill our tummy desires from a long day of house shopping on the island and some of our party members were craving for German food and this was the only place I could find and trust other past Yelpers about this place. I was very unsatisfied and really wish I will have a much better experience next time.
The rude looks people were giving us at the outdoor seating I didn't care very much but it was the awkward, toilet-went-wrong smell that really irritated and nauseated my organ senses when we entered and then we had to wait for a while for someone to notice us. But I really couldn't stand the smell and it was a kind of smell that does not mix well in food restaurant areas either. I don't know how other people in the restaurant and bar could handle that kind of smell but I really could not. Also, I was expecting more of a German-oriented menu then just the hamburgers, fries, regular sandwiches that you could get pretty much anywhere else or even a fast food place. Honestly, there weren't really any German signature dishes that popped out at me that drew me into this place.
So sorry, Little Munich. Maybe next time we will both have a better and more pleasant smelling experience.
I love this little bar with all my heart. Â The owner and his wife are a fantastic little bavarian couple, and are always a joy to be around. Â You can walk in and order "ein mosse bitte" and actually get a litre of beer here as well.
The prices are fantastic in addition.
a litre of hell franziskaaner will run you 11 bucks.
As someone who is still learning German, I really appreciate their willingness to work with you if you want to attempt to order in German as well.
Let me start by saying, we are from out of town. So similar to the other guy, we moseyed on over after some time spent at Brogues... we were trying to have a drink at multiple spots, so when we saw there was a german bar, my bf decided it was a must.
This was probably the most entertaining night of our stay. It was Sunday, so there was maybe 6 of us in the whole bar, which was great bc we had everything we needed drinks and food wise.
It was the end of the night, so i only opted for the cider. which is an easy like. We also felt the need to try the pretzels... I would say they are not worth it. Esp if you typically "watch your figure". Not much better than a "super pretzel". But I also prefer Philly soft pretzels and we have been to a German bar in Philadelphia where the prices are outrageous, but they also serve some of the best pretzels ive ever had.
It was Karaoke night, or they were just bored bc no one else was in... 2 or 3 of them rotated and sang some oldies. Definitely a slightly off-kilter crew but, man, they were enjoying themselves. So, we hung around to do the same. We stayed much longer than I thought my bf would be willing to, I couldnt resist forcing him into a round of pool with me.
I stopped in here for a quick beer and pretzel following a far more extended visit at Brogues.
A pleasant lady who spoke with a subtle accent (presumably German) took my order from behind the bar.
I ordered a Warsteiner along with a pretzel. The beer was fine, but I was underwhelmed by the pretzel. The Biergarten in Boca has set the bar so high with respect to its pretzel that it'll be difficult for other places to measure up -- both in size and quality. The pretzel at Little Munich didn't taste homemade.
I snuck in a slice of apple strudel (saddled with a scoop of vanilla ice cream), which wasn't as good as I hoped it would be.
I will return. I want to taste German entrées on the menu, and they also have a rich stock of beers that I would be interested in sampling.
*** UPDATE ***
I returned and ordered the weiner-schnitzel, and it came accompanied with German Potato Salad and a very cold Spatan draught. Very good.
This is place seems to be run as a hobby. The Weiner schnitzel ala hosten, the sausages, and strudel are great. They've stepped up the beer selection recently to include a great selection of German brews. The place is low on atmosphere and service is mediocre at best, but the schnitzel ala hosten is worth the it, even with the smell of vinegar so thick in the air
Review Source:I had high hopes for this place based on all the stellar reviews, but I have to say that I have had MUCH better German food than this. I ordered the Jager Schnitzel on the recommendation of our server because it "is really popular." What came out (50 min later) was some kind of pan-seared flat and grisly meat that was drowned in a wannabe gravy and some limp noodles. And you know how I hate limp noodles. JP enjoyed the sauerbraten, which I must say was a FAR sight tastier than the gray goo they served me.
Undeterred we moved on to dessert. A walnut strudel and apple strudel arrived, dusted with powdered sugar. The "homemade" apple catastrophe feature bits of fruit that literally had the taste stewed right out of them. The walnut strudel was tasty, but not worth the calories.
Little Munich, your sad gravied limp noodles and flat meat were a disappointment, and the over-stewed strudel left us wondering if  you are a one note with your sauerbraten. Little Munich,....
*dramatic pause*
.... you're in. But just barely. You can leave the runway.
My husband and I went last night and the food was delicious. We were apprehensive since there wasn't many people eating there, but when the food came out we were very happy. They have a wonderful selection of beers and the bartender was very knowledgeable and friendly.
They need some more yelp reviews. Come on yelper's support good restaurants by writing reviews. Good businesses need recognition.
I love the feel of this place. It's a near perfect mix of bar and restaurant. The food is authentic. The owners, cook, and waitress are Germans, which adds a lot to the ambiance and genuine feel of this little place stuck in the midst of downtown Lake Worth.
We love the hot pretzels. If you love German food like I do, you'll be a fan as well. The only downside is that I wish they had better German beers. I'm not a fan of those they have on tap. Otherwise, I give this place two thumbs up if you are looking for a hearty meal or just a good time. Try to go when they have live German music. After a few beers you'll be singing along even if you don't speak German!
Excellent German food and beers. I really like this place, and I bring all my out of towners here as much as possible. Â I usually get the sausage platter which comes with a side of the best potato salad i've ever had, mustard and a hot toasty pretzel. Â My husband really enjoys the wiener schnitzel here. Â Great beer selection. Â There's so many cool things about this little gem, you'll even enjoy going to the bathroom!
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