It didn't take much to convince their dad, Tony Osfolk, that the upscale, family-friendly Portsmouth neighborhood steeped in tradition would be a perfect match for the authentic German restaurant they hoped to start. Find upcoming events in Portsmouth, Norfolk, Hampton and beyond After all, German dishes have stayed relatively untouched by fads and fusion for centuries, much like Olde Towne itself. The d cor at the Bier Garden is simple, classic and totally un-fussy.
Diners can can sit inside or enjoy the breeze on the covered patio.
There are appetizers on the menu, but you might want to take a very close look at the size of the lunch and dinner platters before you order one. You might not be able to finish both. Generous is an understatement when describing the meals at the Bier Garden. Truth be told, the appetizers are really just mini-meals for the pub patrons who don't plan on ordering an entire lunch or dinner entr e. Entrees are always served with two side dishes, thereby eliminating any need to chose between the german potato salad and the sauerkraut. You can have both.