Q: negative

A: Disappointed - I only had their wings though. I read one review where it said the wings were slow cooked and the meat falls off so I was hoping it would be as good as McKoy's wings on South blvd. I live down the street so I was hoping for something closer. I called in for take out and was recommended the jamacian jerk and chipolte apricot flavors. I brought the order home, opened it and found the majority of the wings were burnt. Now I'm a guy that usually likes wings a little dried out and don't mind it a little burned. It's too bad the flavors were also very bland. I wasn't even sure which flavor was which. The wings don't really seem like it was slowed cooked either, just seemed like regular wings. I probably would have been better off getting wings from Fuel Pizza. One good thing is they gave me two large blue cheese jars with the wings. I guess they know you would need a lot to cover the burnt taste and the lack of flavor. They also have a lot of different beers so it might be a cool place to drink. That also leads to me believe the reviewers that liked the wings were drunk. Not sure if I want to even go back for anything else. If it's southern comfort food, Merts has them beat and it's right around the corner. I had high hopes since it's close to me...disappointing

Q: negative

A: UPDATE: I received a message from the owner, Dave. He said that the Brat Haus is NOT considered a German restaurant. "We're a simple urban beer garden with a European influenced menu" and that Yelp mistakingly has it classified that way and refuses to change it. Ummm... ok.... Do you think somehow the name of the restaurant might have caused a little bit of that confusion? right? Several of us rode to Scottsdale on our bikes and wound up at the Brat Haus for lunch. It's the only place around that wasn't too crowded, requiring a long wait. I was looking forward to eating lunch here because I am German and love German restaurants and atmosphere. I ordered the bottled root beer and beer brat with sauerkraut. The bottled root beer tasted authentic (duh), but the cooked brat, tasted dry, flavorless and was surprisingly small for the price. Yet, the bun was so wide, I could hardly put the whole thing in my mouth. I had to lift the little wiener off the bun to hunt for the saurkraut (sad). After finishing my meal, I quietly announced that I was still hungry, only to find out that others at our table felt the same way. I've never left a restaurant hungry and always have to take a doggy bag. More food for the price please!! Someone with us ordered a $10 beer in a small, stemmed glass. No thanks. We all know she didn't take any of that home with her. :-) The atmosphere on the Brat Haus patio is far from authentic. Where's the German (polka) music? I don't remember hearing any music at all. Why aren't the waitresses wearing cute, sexy dirndls or lederhosen?! Where are the colorful hanging flowers that adorn the German patios and windowsills? The only thing that is truly authentically German at the Brat Haus is the way the tables are pushed together on the patio allowing total strangers to end up eating next to each other, like in Germany. What a disappointment! I sincerely hope the owner does some much needed research on running a German restaurant or this place won't be in business long...sorry for my honesty.

Q: positive

A: Place was impeccably clean, but they were completely out of fresh fruit.. I'm talkin no peaches, no strawberries, blueberries, raspberries... which are the only toppings I get. I ended up getting sprinkles and oreos, but I really missed the fruit. :( Their slideshow was fun, and the employees seemed happy. The location is AMAZING and very fun and open, so it's a fantastic place to go. Just keep 'dem fruits stocked up, ladies! :)

Q: positive

A:
Exemplary customer service. Endless drink options. Boba pearls stay soft. Scrumptious foods. Adorable decor and furnishing. What more could you want from a boba shop? GO NOW!