Biergarten

Great selection of German lagers, and just enough selection of other beer/wine. Brat and curry potatoes were . Great pretzel. Games for the kids and chalk too!

Hidden, but very nice. Typical beer garden, with plenty of beers and german-style food options. Can be quite slow to get what you ordered, but you should come to relax, right? There was some nice live music when we went there.

Solid beer selection and tons of picnic tables that usually get snatched up by 5 or 5:30 on a week night. Gets chilly really quickly here when the sun sets so bring a jacket! Their sausage platter was fantastic and I liked their potato salad.

A nice oasis in Hayes Valley. “Immaculate Vibes” yummy food and dog friendly! Music was playing throughout the space, plenty of benches and seating. Variety of drinks, got ourself a liter. Looking forward to grabbing a spot here throughout the summer.

"Ich hätte gern ein Pils" ... and receive an IPA in return, LOL. A very cliché-German menu (I did not try the food) but they dont speak German here, apparently. On the other hand, a lot of Germans would argue that the latter is just like in Bavaria proper.

Came here for a happy hour and it was cool to have so much outdoor space! It was incredibly cold though and windy, so it wasn't the most comfortable experience. There were a few heat lamps that kept us warm though. Good: - I was a huge fan of the pretzel dumplings - super tasty, maybe a little salty, but it was a super unique dish - 5/5 - The mushroom sliders were tasty as well but not my fave - 3/5 Bad: - Too cold outside! And the food took a bit to come out Overall this place was a nice place for a happy hour.

$13 for a small sausage, fried frozen fries, and a dallop of curry. I mean... The sausage was good but it seems way over priced. The curry was good. It tasted almost like worchestershire sauce curry. If you're into alcohol, I think you should stick to that but the rest of the menu is overpriced for okay food. It's good quality but not special.

Biergarten is an excellent little outdoor spot and a proper neighbourhood anchor. Sister venue to Suppenküche, it serves up a short but satisfying menu of sausages, currywurst, and other German fare alongside a cracking beer selection. Expect shared trestle tables, a DJ spinning soul and funk on vinyl, and zero indoor cover—so come prepared. The crowd’s always solid and the atmosphere’s spot on. Decent cocktails too, if beer’s not your thing. It sits right next to an open-air cinema and, amusingly, an outdoor gym—perfect for offsetting those bratwursts if you suddenly feel inspired (or guilty). Worth a visit, no doubt.