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Kaiserhof
Menu for Kaiserhof
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Ratings and Reviews for Kaiserhof
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May 30 2012
Dan N. via Yelp
Make sure you come hungry! The portions are HUGE. I'm a bit torn on the rating here. There's some really good elements to this restaurant but those are...read more
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May 27 2012
Laurie G. via Yelp
This place is indescribably amazing. The prices are comparable to the prices of a standard sit down restaraunt, like Chili's, or Applebee's. The wait...read more
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May 21 2012
Samantha M. via Yelp
Oh my god, I love this place. Love, love, LOVE this place. Had the Sea Schnitzel and my other had the kasenhenchen (sp?). The beers are good too. Go...read more
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Nov 17 2008
via Citysearch
Good German food: wienerscnitzels, paprikaschnitzels, saurbratens and bratwursts. You can also order American fare like steak, v...read more
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Aug 31 2008
via Citysearch
For people who translate seasoning?????? as enough salt and pepper, this is the place for you. Staunch service, short on communica...read more
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Aug 16 2008
via Citysearch
Kaisherhof German Restaurant is very good.We stumbled across them by accident and am glad we did.They seem to be the only German r...read more
In Short
With its biergarten and savory schnitzels and wursts, the Kaiserhof attempts to provide San Diegans with a most authentic German drinking and dining experience. Waitresses deliver mugs of imported pilsners with a smile and an accent. The dining room is filled with Old Country knick-knacks, and the far more casual outdoor biergarten is heated on chilly nights. Less brave types stick to burgers and knockwursts, while others revel in sautéed chicken livers and spicy zigeunerwursts.