Otto's Brauhaus

Authentic German food and style to this classic. Has the feeling of something stuck in the past but that's the charm. Food and beer were perfect for this small restaurant.

Otto 's appears to not be what it once was. It was our first visit and unfortunately last. Though the waitress was very nice, the food was mediocre and restaurant tired . Being a German Brauhaus, we ordered German specialties, but disappointed in the quality as the meat and was overcooked and who knows where the Red Cabbage came from. One of our party order the pork loin and subsequently suffered a night of visiting the bathroom many times and missing work the following day. The next day she said she thought the meat tasted a bit off. The restaurant has great potential but definitely needs new management and a facelift.

I had called Otto's before making this reservation to see if they were serving Father's Day breakfast and I was told that yes they would be open for Father's Day. When we arrived on Sunday morning we were told that they were not serving that day, that it was only a buffet and was $15/per child. We decided not to stay and went elsewhere and were disappointed that we were not told ahead of time about buffet only.

Overall, not a really good experience. We arrived at the restaurant at 8:30 AM however they did not let us in until closer to 9 AM. The restaurant was dated, dirty and looks like it could use a deep cleaning. We were the only table in the restaurant and there was only one waitress. It took forever for her to get us a menu, take our order and get us our food. The outside of the restaurant was dirty, grass was not cut and pretty much looked abandoned. I will not go back to this restaurant. Just a guess, they look like they are going out of business.

Food was good but just warm not hot. service was very slow. our beers were just sitting waiting to be delivered to our table and we got up and got them ourselves.