I went with a group of friends after being at a conference all day. I wasn't sure what to expect after having been in Munich three times and experiencing the food and beer of the region. I ordered the Smorgasbord to share with a friend. Every item on the plate was absolutely delicious and very authentic to food I'd eaten in Bavaria. The weissbier was ice cold and as good as I remembered and hoped it would be. We had an overall great experience and I would highly recommend the Rhein Haus Denver to anyone interested in a good "comfort food" meal served with an excellent draft.
Food was good good, service was good too. The waiter was nice first then he broke glass in my dinner, he was supposed to order my new food. We kept waiting waiting after 45 minutes the waiter wouldn’t show up. I spoke to another waiter he was so helpful. He helped out it still took like 30 minutes to get new food. Overall it was good experience if it wasn’t for the waiter to hide from me.
Food was pretty good, we ordered the fried cauliflower as an app. For dinner I had the Rien Wurst and my wife had the goulash and some mashed potatoes. The wurst was decent. The mashed potatoes and goulash was very good. Unfortunately our server was not really very good. Disappeared several times. After taking drink and app orders he vanished on us. I had to go track him down so we could order, he never did check after the food came out. The inside of the place was pretty cool lots of tvs and boots full of beer!
A must-eat German style restaurant in Denver! We love Rhein Haus. Very awesome game (Bocce Ball) , great waiters and staff, plenty of seating, and great food! The giant pretzel is delicious like always and my Lombardi Burger was absolutely delicious. This is definitely an awesome place in Denver to eat and have fun!
Rhein Haus in Denver, CO, serves up a great experience all around. The bartender really knows their stuff - always ready with a recommendation from their stellar selection of German beers. The variety and quality of the brews are impressive, offering something for all beer enthusiasts.
The food hits the mark too, especially if you're a fan of hearty German fare. Though, a heads up for the pretzel lovers - the small pretzel might not be the most traditional take, but it doesn't put a damper on the overall fantastic food experience.
To top it off, they've got some fun games to keep the good times rolling. All in all, Rhein Haus Denver makes for a laid-back spot to grab a brew, enjoy some good food, and have a bit of fun. Worth the visit.
Ordered the sausage plate with red cabbage and hot potato salad. Was solid— the sides punched above their weight and the sausage (cheddar wurst) was nice and juicy. The only knock here is that the selection of German beers is not as plentiful as I imagined it to be: there were only two German origin fest biers
Overall still solid
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