The Old Stein Inn

What can I say?  Good Beer, Good Sausage, GREAT Sauerkraut!  When you need to get your German on....this is the place to do it.  A bit pricey, so be ready to shell out!

Should I write this review auf Deutsch? I probably couldn't.  Maybe I could do an English-German hybrid :P

This place reminded me so much of a place I went to in Germany...(<a href="http://www.yelp.com/biz/das-molkenhaus-bad-harzburg#hrid:SnQAIycyi84KknLW3Ajcow/src:self">http://www.yelp.com/biz/…</a>)  except when I was in Germany I had to walk like 6 miles to get to it in the mountains.  I only had to drive about 30 minutes to get here.  And I napped for part of it.

I absolutely love every minute of my experience here!  We ended up sitting outside on the patio area in the back.  Our server was super nice and friendly.  I got the amber draft (the Oktoberfest) and it was yummy.  We both started off with soup.  I got the crab, and he got the goulash, which was good because we both wanted to try both and switched halfway though. I LOVE crab soup... but if I were to order one again I would probably order the goulash.  It's filling though so be careful!

For entree I ordered a schnitzel (I don't remember what it's called and I don't see it listed on their menu online)  It came with fries and the french fries (excuse me, pomme frittes) were SO GOOD!

I was absolutely full.  It was so much food.  But I had a taste of ice cream cake for dessert anyway.  

I want to come back and have fried pickles!!!  This place was fabulous and I want to return before the summer is over and sit outside and enjoy the wonderful food and drink again!

Hostess seated us where we wanted in a nice German styled booth. Dinner was pretty good though it was good in a GermanAmerican way which is what my friends that lived in Germany for three years described it. If you go dont forget to get a pretzel.