Esther's Kitchen & Beer Garden

The D'Lox Omelet was so delicious. I highly recommend this item on the menu to all salmon-in-eggs lovers out there. Serving it with a cup of fruits made is so much more pleasant to taste!

Take your money and go across the street for better food and service. At $18 for a meal, I'd rather fill myself up with sugary drinks from Starbucks. For what it's worth (which isn't much) the food is fine. Nothing special though. It feels like they went to the butcher across the street, bought some sausages, boiled them and then slathered a bunch of vinegar on it. You can make this at home. (The pretzel was also definitely under proofed, that dough was pilling) The main problem is that these

Cozy German-themed restaurant nestled in the old part of MV across the Village. Pork schnitzel with fried potatoes and the bratwurst sausage and sauerkraut were hot and tasty. Sauerkraut itself was a bit overseasoned but warm and tasty. A few bakery items but the food is surprisingly good along with the friendly service. Small outdoor patio with picnic tables in the back 1 unisex restroom. Some parking up front otherwise a few more in the back. About 4 German beers on tap which were good.

Delicious German dishes in a casual setting. All delicious. The schnitzel is a bit chewy but makes up for with a good portion. The beef stew with ribbon pasta in sour cream is delightfully tender and tasty. The sausage plate with potato salad and red cabbage is a great mix of unhealthy and healthy diets.

Good food and nice portions, however I do think it is a little on the expensive side. We tried the chicken schnitzel, the house potatoes, spaetzle and mushroom sauce. I really enjoyed the chicken and potatoes. The mushroom sauce was also very good. I don't know why I keep ordering spaetzle, I think it is quite bland and oily/greasy. Not a fan They have outdoor seating, indoor seating and a back patio. The staff was nice, I just wish they had a lunch menu option.