Biergarten - Reviews

My experience at Biergarten in Hayes Valley on a sunny day was fantastic. The German Brews and Fixins were well done, making it the perfect spot for a meal. I especially appreciated the availability of an alcohol-free Pauliner and a delicious Radler. The vibe was cool and no-frills, complemented by excellent atmosphere and service.

My experience at this restaurant was disappointing. The beer selection was uninspired, offering only common brands that are available anywhere, unlike the local or imported German beers I was hoping for. The food portions were small, and the overall atmosphere seemed geared towards a younger, college-aged crowd. To make matters worse, the beer was VERY expensive. I would much rather go to Steins or Humble Sea and get a liter for half the price. For the same price, you could visit Radhaus and enjoy their view, amazing food, and imported German beer.

My experience at this restaurant was a mix of positives and negatives. I tried the bratdog on a pretzel bun, the grilled cheese, and some garlic parm fries. While the food was okay, the pretzel bun was very hard, which detracted from the bratdog. However, the location is great, and it was a nice evening to dine al fresco. They had music playing, and the atmosphere was very social with German-style shared tables. The beer drinks were good, and the Elderberry non-alcoholic drink was very tasty.

My experience involved a $13 order for a small sausage, frozen fries, and a dollop of curry. While the sausage was good, the overall price seemed excessive. The curry was also good, with a flavor reminiscent of Worcestershire sauce. If you enjoy alcoholic beverages, I'd recommend sticking to those, as the rest of the menu is overpriced for what is considered okay food. The quality is good, but it's not particularly special.

My experience was a bit of a surprise. I asked for a Pils and received an IPA instead, which was quite amusing. The menu was very cliché-German, but it seems they don't actually speak German here. Interestingly, some Germans might say this is similar to the experience in Bavaria itself. I did not try the food.

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic! I used to live in Germany, and the food here was truly delicious and authentic. It was so yummy. The service and food both received a perfect 5/5 rating. The atmosphere was also rated highly at 5/5. While the noise level was loud, it was still possible to have a conversation. The price per person is between $10–20, and there was no wait time.

My experience at Biergarten was excellent. It's a proper neighbourhood anchor, serving a short but satisfying menu of German fare like sausages and currywurst, alongside a cracking beer selection. The atmosphere is spot on, with shared trestle tables and a DJ spinning soul and funk on vinyl. There's zero indoor cover, so be prepared for the elements. The crowd is always solid, and they even offer decent cocktails if beer isn't your preference. It's amusingly located next to an open-air cinema and an outdoor gym, perfect for offsetting those bratwursts. It's definitely worth a visit.

This place is a hidden gem! It's a typical beer garden with a great selection of beers and German-style food options. While the service can be quite slow, it's the perfect spot to come and relax. We enjoyed some nice live music during our visit.

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic! It's one of my absolute favorite spots in the city. The staff, specifically David, Dylan, and Preston, is incredible and they never disappoint. I am always excited to come back.

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic! I found it to be one of the coolest places I visited in the city. The burgers were on point, and they offered a great selection of good German beer. I also noted that they sometimes have DJs, which adds to the atmosphere.