Have you ever had a party in which only a few people showed up, but you had the best damn party ever?  Well, I think it is fair to characterize this place as that.\n\nSunday lunch is not really crowded at all.  I suppose the high ceilings of the beer hall make the place seem emptier than it is.  There were probably 25 people or so here.  Live entertainment consists of a guy in lederhosen, doing his best to keep people pumped up.  He plays a music with a backup audio, do some beer tricks and play that super long horn thing.  Afterwards, he will go from table to table to chat and share a swig or two of beer.\n\nIf you are brave enough or not easily embarrassed you can earn some free goodies or beer by doing the chicken dance or even just guess the right number.\n\nFoodwise, the portions are standard, you get your meat, potatoes and sauerkraut for $20 or so.  If you are pork or sausage averse, don't bother.  You can get a steak here, but why?\n\nTwo more comments regarding pricing and being 'touristy\".   This is a place where you will pay $7.50 for a half liter of beer.  5.50 for 1/4, 13.50 for a full.  Once you have a couple of beers, another liter sounds perfectly reasonable.\n\nMy bill for four was $180 with tip for a cheese plate, three entrees, one dessert and 3 liters of beer.\n\nThis place is for tourists.  I brought my cousin from Japan here.  I probably would not go out of my way to eat here.  Having said that, I think it is a good place to entertain.\n\nSeriously, it's silly to expect this place to somehow replicate the experience of being in Bavaria.\n\nThere is a giant beer hall room which is the primarily room.  The beer garden room is for events or probably on busier nights.  Even though it says the beer garden is airconditioned, it is a bit hotter in there (maybe they didn't have the air on).\n\nSo have a good time, make sure you are well funded and don't expect to feel like you are backpacking in Europe.  Oh yeah and get a cab or walk across the street to the Hard Rock Casino and enjoy the scenery.