The most dissappointing things were from the bakery. Brats as I said were excellent, nicely spiced and I would come back for them. That could be because of the cooking technique as thickness will dictate toughness if not watched carefully. Hungarian chicken was excellently seasoned with paprika, a nice touch, but the chicken was over cooked. pancakes are extremely small dice potato that does not lend itself to the crisp outside you would normally have if the potato was shredded. The grilled Bratwurst and red cabbage was the best of all that we sampled (also had the potato pancakes, hungarian chicken, red cabbage, german potato salad, sauerkraut, Hot Amsterdam).
We stopped here for lunch while visiting family in Dallas and had a great lunch.
Perhaps that is the key to Henk's apparent popularity. If we ever return for Sunday brunch, we'll order something else. Overall, we can't recommend the German fare, but we couldn't help but notice the huge, delicious-looking omelettes that other patrons were enjoying. Our food arrived promptly, and the service was attentive enough, considering the harried atmosphere of a packed little restaurant. Pancakes were not on the menu, but when she heard our three-year-old express a desire for one, she said the kitchen staff could manage that, and the result did look light and fluffy. Our delightful server was friendly and accommodating. The apple sauce was unsweetened, which appealed to one of us. At this moment in time, we can't comment on the cheese blintzes because they came home with us and remain uneaten in our refrigerator. The very light rye bread that started our meal also was quite good. In fairness, the potato pancakes were spot on. The potatoes were heavy in some sort of unfortunate tangy orange-colored sauce. We expected red potatoes, bacon, onion, and fresh parsley with a light vinegary flavor. The German potato salad didn't resemble anything we've ever had in the past. The two cutlets we received were tough and gristly. Good Wiener Schnitzel should be light and airy, with a delicate breading. Instead, the food reminded us of what happens when a German cousin who can't cook invites you for a delicious German meal. I, particularly, was looking forward to some good Wiener Schnitzel. The little place was packed for their Sunday brunch. Spanish Restaurants for Lunch in Oak Lawnįour of us (two slowly aging grandparents and two rapidly aging granddaughters) stopped in for lunch on Sunday, June 11.Outdoor Seating Restaurants in Oak Lawn.Northwest Dallas-love Field Restaurants.Restaurants with Outdoor Seating in Dallas.Restaurants for Special Occasions in Dallas.Italian Restaurants for Large Groups in Dallas.American Restaurants for Breakfast in Dallas.Restaurants near Henk's European Deli & Black Forest Bakery.Hotels near (DFW) Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.Hotels near Dealey Plaza National Historic Landmark District.Hotels near Perot Museum of Nature and Science.Hotels near Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Gardens.Hotels near The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza.
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