Location: Boerne
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Top 3 German food in Boerne, Texas, United States
Find out what German restaurants to try in Boerne. Boerne (/ˈbɜːrni/ BURN-ee) is a city in and the county seat of Kendall County, Texas, United States, within the Texas Hill Country. Boerne was named in honor of a Jewish-German author and publicist. The population of Boerne was 10,471 at the 2010 census. The city is noted for the landmark U.S. Supreme Court case City of Boerne v. Flores. Founded in 1849 as Tusculum, the name was changed to Boerne when the town was platted in 1852.
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1. The Dodging Duck Brewhaus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 581 reviews
The Dodging Duck Brewhaus is located in Boerne, Texas, in the Texas Hill Country. We have an eclectic menu of international and local favorites, from Thai Lettuce Wraps to Chimichurri Grilled Beef Tenderloin to Bratwurst & Sauerkraut. Best of all, we brew
Reviewed By Allen B
Our luncheon group dined here today. The premises were unpretentious and clean and there was a substantial crowd who certainly seemed to be enjoying themselves. We had a pleasant young waiter who made every effort to provide good service. The green tomato appetizer was delicious. The entrees arrived promptly and were attractive and freshly prepared, ranging from Cobb Salad to Bratwurst to Fish and Chips. Everyone thought their entrees were tasty and substantial. We shared a warm brownie topped with vanilla ice cream and whipped cream for desert. Highly recommended!
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2. Little Gretel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 420 reviews
Reviewed By Bondmac
Wonderful pre wedding dinner for 32 guests in Gretels private 2nd floor event space. Veronica put the menu together and it was truly exceptional and the service was excellent. We served a 3 course dinner-salad, entree, and dessert. Guests had a choice of a large stuffed pork chop, a perfectly done filet, or redfish w/ a crabmeat stuffing each served w/ a variety of German sides. Dessert was their delicious apple strudel. Rave reviews from all. We served beer and wine. The entrees were preselected to ensure correct temperature. The room looked beautiful with linens, china, etc. bring your own centerpieces. You will not be disappointed and I am an uber picky person. When I return to Boerne, Iâm going to their Sunday brunch. Yum!
3. Welfare Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 177 reviews
Housed in the original 1900 Welfare General Store & Post office. Providing catered events for 20 to 100. By Appointment Only.
Reviewed By JOY M
Our out of town company has always enjoyed going to this once wonderful, off the beaten path, enclave, so we headed out with great expectations, as we also love "The Welfare" and were very excited, as well.. Sadly, our evening was a great disappointment from the food to the service to the ambiance, or lack thereof. Having dined here many, many times over the past years, this turn of events made this even more frustrating, as we thought we knew what to expect. First of all, do NOT sit in the front room, unless it is all that is available, as it is very depressing and dark, and appears to be "no man's land" for the wait staff. When we arrived there were many cars in the front and we were told that there was large "wedding dinner out back", so, we unknowingly, took the first table offered, not realizing there were many better spots readily open, (note: we had made reservations many days in advance, so the arrival of our small party of 4 should not have been a "surprise, hopefully we can service you moment") . Moving on, we ordered the Holstein schnitzel, the Fredericksburg chicken, and two Shepherds pies, along with wine & beers. Strangely, the schnitzel and chicken were served approximately10 minutes or more before the Shepherds pies. Very unprofessional, as we were not warned by the waitress that we would have such a wait between entrees, therefore, we held off eating for at least 5 minutes while our dinners were cooling on the plates. Finally she showed back up and served the Shepherds Pies with the remark "sorry about that.. . . . . ",; we were not sure if she was sorry that the guys had been waiting, or, that the lady's food had become cold while waiting for the rest of the food to be served, or, sorry she never came back to explain there was a delay, or, just sorry in general that we were sitting there and she was serving us. My schnitzel dish, which I have ordered numerous times, was good, but not up to their standards as I found it very dry; the Fredericksburg chicken arrived unimpressively displayed and bland and slightly curdled; and, the Shepherds pies were, sadly, barely edible and certainly not recommended. Unfortunately, a restaurant is only as good as your last meal, and, this was definitely a "no return" event; a long drive for bad results.
