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| Euro Bistro Credit Cards: Yes |
User Reviews: Euro Bistro is one of those places
we love to go when we are in the mood for "something different". Yes,
they have some dishes you will find on other menus at other restaurants,
but the mix of classic German and Austrian fare along with other continental
delights are a tasty change of pace. Chef Raimund and his staff are welcoming
and the food is always top-notch. If you are looking for a quick bite,
this is not the restaurant I would recommend. The service is un-obtrusive
and occasionally elusive when you need to pay and leave. This is especially
true since they expanded the dining room. We recommend the veal dishes
(especially the veal picatta) and the stuffed pepper. If you like schnitzel,
you are going to love the portions at Euro Bistro. The only thing I wish
Euro Bistro would consider is an assortment of "lighter desserts". The
selections tend to be large custard/fruit/pastries. Since German/Austrian
food already tends toward the heavy-side of scale, it would be nice to
have smaller/lighter options as a final course. The menu has something
for everyone. The prices are reasonable for the area. A friend was in town and had a hankering for German food. So we obliged him at Euro Bistro. He said on the way over "I haven't had sauerbraten in years". He went with Sauerbraten, I had the Pork Knuckle (and Goulash Soup), and my wife (not a huge fan of German food) had Crab Stuff Rolled Salmon. The food was good, the prices reasonable for what we got (I could barely finish my knuckle). But the service was terrible. Our meals got served hap-hazardly, with one server noticing my wife was without her meal while the others were staring at their food. Clearly the staff (and maybe the kitchen) need a bit of remedial training. My other negative impression was that the wine/dessert menu had pictures of Mozart, Haydn, Bruckner, Lizst and J. Strauss on it. So why are they playing bad German oomp-pah music with so much great alternatives to choose from? But it's a good choice if you have a hankering for Central European cuisine (under-represented in our area...) Wow...I can't believe I waited so long to try this restaurant. Food and service were excellent; prices were fairly reasonable - not a cheap lunch, but not exorbitant either. The jaegerschnitzel was delicious. I highly recommend this restaurant. |
