Cuckoo Clock Brauhaus Miami — Restaurant in Miami

Cuckoo Clock Brauhaus is Miami’s best-kept secret, offering a hidden slice of Germany right in the heart of the city. This cozy spot captures the essence of a traditional Bavarian beer hall, with its rustic décor, welcoming atmosphere, and of course, a collection of cuckoo clocks that add to the charm. It's the kind of place locals rave about — a hidden gem where the food, drinks, and ambiance all come together for a perfect evening.

The menu features hearty German classics done right. Their Bratwurst is flavorful and perfectly grilled, served with tangy sauerkraut and rich mashed potatoes. I also tried the Schnitzel, and it was crispy, tender, and generously portioned. Pair any dish with one of their expertly curated German beers, and you're in for a true treat.

What really makes Cuckoo Clock Brauhaus stand out, though, is the feeling of discovery. Tucked away from the bustling city, it has an intimate, local vibe that makes every visit feel special. The service is friendly and knowledgeable, making you feel like part of the family from the moment you walk in.

For anyone seeking an authentic, off-the-beaten-path experience, Cuckoo Clock Brauhaus is a five-star destination that’s worth seeking out. Whether you're a beer enthusiast or just in the mood for comfort food with a European twist, this spot will leave you planning...

Located in little Haiti on the NW side of 54th street, the Cuckoo Clock is a bit off the beaten track. Most guest arrive by car. Once you step in you are immediately transported out of State. My American friends said it looked like Colorado but I believe it’s supposed to give a Bavarian German vibe. Whatever it sparks, it’s good as it feels different, down to earth and personal. The menu has something for every palate so you can go with all your friends with dietary restrictions. I had the Gulasch which is served over a bed of spätzle. It was perfect. Meat was tender , carrots not too soft and the right amount of spicy. We had the cheese fondue appetizer which was delicious and served in a cute ramekin. The waitress was a very a attentive and knowledgeable German lady. We enjoyed the German apple cider. It’s different to what you get in America and I love the original German cider taste. Try it. For some reason it’s not on the drink menu, but they have it! All in all a great experience. We managed to rake up $60/person without tip and didn’t have a desert. But I think that the prices are average for Miami. I wouldn’t consider the place high end or expensive but it’s so delicious that you just want to try it all. I will be...

Fantastic New Delicious Foods, Amazing Beers & Wines! Great music & atmosphere in the most authentic part of Miami.

Stefan, one of the 2 German owners, originally from Munich, Capital of Bavaria! He's very friendly, kind & nice person. Stefan is welcoming & makes you feel at home & like a regular. Stefan, will love to meet you. Ask Stefan about the German & Belgian beers & the food!

Caroline, who's the extremely nice & friendly bartender. Originally from Belgium, she really knows her beers, wines & German food.

Food was delicious & fresh. No frozen foods. No greasy foods. Fresh & cold beers & wine. Food is locally made by local chefs, shops, butchers & bakers for this truly authentic experience.

Prices are great & fair. Free street parking. The atmosphere feels like a festive ski lodge in the German & Swiss Alps. This restaurant is authentic, impeccable, fresh & real. We will be visiting this restaurant often.

They have an outdoor beer garden where you can smoke, drink & eat. 2 impeccable & elegant bathrooms.

Overall: Excellently Fun...