Bauhaus Biergarten — Restaurant in Springdale

Very disappointed not going back. A pretzel is $14 there isn't a single item less that than $10 so I know for a fact all the previous reviews are fake. I was really excited about this because my girlfriend remembered it as being good. We're big foodies. The quality of food doesn't even match up to the Sam's club Cafe and charges at Logan's steakhouse prices. If I'm gonna spend $70 on 2 broughts a pretzel, a side and 3 beers I expect to be full and doing a happy dance they didn't even give you fries or anything like that. The only reason I got full was the beer and the pretzel. Quite literally had Mediterranean food with 2 entries 4 drinks, a hookah and 2 desserts for less than this place. The broughts were basically just Walmart quality (not Sam's) and nothing authentic except maybe the beer. The beer list was very limited and way over priced. I'd rather go to a bar where the prices are better and there's more selection. The only atmosphere is what you bring to the table. We wanted to eat there before it gets closed down like so many other great restaurants. Now having eaten there I kinda regret it and feel like it can go and the town wouldn't...

Upon arriving we had a wonderful interaction with the gentleman behind the bar, he was very helpful and answered questions about their beer offered, we sat outside and reviewed their food menu. It was clear that prices were pretty steep but for authentic German cuisine it was understandable, there is also coupons online available which significantly decreased the price of the experience. The server (gentleman behind the bar) was wonderful and attentive, however, when we did receive the food it was SIGNIFICANTLY underwhelming, the sausage was hard as well as the pretzel, and the poutine was nearly tasteless, for the steep prices I expected a flavor filled German experience and unfortunately the bar fell short of that. The outside of this location is fitted with a beautiful mural but the inside is equivalent to any run of the mill dive bar. Overall, the drinks were expensive (as expected for German imported beers, however, they were out of several) the food was disappointing. I absolutely love supporting local small business and it pains me to say anything negative at all but there are significant spaces for improvement at...

We enjoyed our meal at Bauhaus Biergarten. The two young folks serving customers couldn't have been more welcoming and friendly, and came around multiple times to ask us if we needed anything.

We liked the laid-back atmosphere of both the outside beer garden and the inside tables, which we chose because the evening was hot. One of us had Wiener schnitzel, the other a bratwurst, and both were good, though the schnitzel's breading included some kind of seasoning salt with tastes we've never encountered in Wiener schnitzels in Austria, Germany, or the Czech Republic -- perhaps even garlic salt.

There were interesting thinly sliced fried potatoes with the schnitzel, which were flavored with dill. They may have been a potato salad, though there wasn't any dressing we could taste with the potatoes. In any case, the dill seasoning was very nice.

We had a Pilsner and a dunkel beer, both very good. All in all, an enjoyable meal and a place I'm happy...