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Gerst Haus is one-of-a-kind in Greater Nashville. It is the only place in town to find such German favorites as pommes frites, schnitzels, spatzle, sauerbraten, kassler rippchen, bratwurst, knackwurst, and kielbase. In addition to their German specialties, Gerst Haus also offers guests a wide selection of American favorites. Owned by the same family who owns Sportsman's Grille, Gerst-Haus is as...
Embarrassing! As a German I went to this restaurant in hope to get some home food. All I get was embarrassment. It is a shame that they sell this food as German food and even worse that the Americans think that is German food.
A tip for the management. Learn how to cook frites. Put a decent mustard on the table. Use beef brisket for the reubens instead of that cheap bottom round cured to taste like cb. Learn how to make potato salad instead of buying it in a tub.
Since 1955, this beloved Nashville landmark has been best known for its beer-hall atmosphere and classic German food. From its plum perch across the street from LP Field (home of the NFL's Tennessee Titans), chances are the Gerst Haus will be endearing new fans of hearty Bavarian fare for generations to come. Hearty platters include the crowd-pleasing wiener schnitzel (breaded-and-fried veal)...
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The Gerst Haus's interior is clean and bright, with light shining through pastel glass on maize-colored walls. German-flag bunting and framed hunting scenes give a hint of the...
An old, authentic, place in a mostly desolate industrial area that serves classic German items that are a bit pricey. The Goulash was delicious, but the Saurebraten lacked a certain zing that I...
I have lunch here two or three times a year with a few old friends and today was one of those days. We had made a reservation and the hostess and our waitress-to-be quickly set up a couple of...
Great place to eat! They had an Ompaa band which was so entertaining! It's within walking distance to the Nissan Stadium. The food was really good, service was great! It was also affordable...
I arrived back in Nashville today and joined my partner and a friend for lunch at The Gerst Haus. My rating of this eatery was tempered by a month or so of fairly crappy food in The Bahamas. So I...
Hands down the worst place in Nashville. Poor service. Took 15 minutes to get a water. And we were one of 3 tables being served at 8 pm. It's bad when you have twice as many staff than you do...
Since 1955 the Gerst Haus has been a Nashville favorite, providing the best in german food in an authentic beer hall atmosphere. Our menu includes a variety of German and American food. Our signature dishes include our fresh wiener schnitzel, bratwurst, and corned beef and cabbage. We are noted for the "Best" Reuben sandwich in Nashville. We feature giant frozen Fishbowls of our own Gerst...
Gerst Haus Restaurant can be found at Woodland St 301. The following is offered: Restaurants. The entry is present with us since Sep 8, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 12, 2013. In Nashville there are 418 other Restaurants. An overview can be found here.
Jim and Jerry Chandler opened the first Sportsman's Grille restaurant in 1985 with ten items on the menu. They wanted to recreate a northern hunting lodge atmosphere with fresh, hand-packed burgers, chili, catfish and cold beer.Since 1955 the Gerst Haus has been a Nashville favorite, providing the best in german food in an authentic beer hall atmosphere. Our menu includes a variety of German...
Gerst Haus is one-of-a-kind in Greater Nashville. It is the only place in town to find such German favorites as pommes frites, schnitzels, spatzle, sauerbraten, kassler rippchen, bratwurst, knackwurst, and kielbase. In addition to their German specialties, Gerst Haus also offers guests a wide selection of American favorites. Owned by the same family who owns Sportsman's Grille, Gerst-Haus is as...
Since 1890, this restaurant has served an authentic German menu, including three different kinds of veal schnitzels, brats, reubens, goulash, sauerbraten, rouladen, smoked chops, their famous pigs knuckles, and mouthwatering rolls, complemented by an excellent selection of German beers.
There really was a Gerst brewery in Nashville. The amber brew is now made in Evansville.
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