Andreas Keller Restaurant in Leavenworth - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Absolutely 💯% one of the best German restaurants in town!

We got on the virtual wait list from our hotel and then wandered around downtown until we got a text that our table was ready. Our server was knowledgeable about the food and drink menu and made great recommendations. The food came out promptly and was hot and delicious. Authentic German and Austrian food. Highly recommended!

First Jager schnitzel meal in Leavenworth WA. Above average priced. Expensive on the beer price.

I should have skipped the real food and just had apple strudel for dinner. It was that good! All the meals we had at our table of six were just outstanding. Probably a good thing I don’t live closer lol. Wait staff was on top of the gs during our entire meal and it was pretty busy.

Julia was great, my wife and I spit and appetizer and soup and she was attentive enough to supply 2 spoons and 2 rye bread. BTW the food was authentic German and plentiful.

For some reason, the schnitzel is 3 dollars extra if you want it breaded. I'm pretty sure traditional schnitzel is breaded and this place presents itself as traditional. I don't see how that merits an additional charge. I therefore cannot give it 5 stars. Otherwise, everything was delicious and the service was grand.

Very, very impressed. Like German Food? Go here. Trust me! 3 of us got out of here for about 80/ea, but we ate well. Real well. Enjoy! (Strudel I'd pass on. Personal preference here.)

Little to no service. Our food was dropped off and never saw our server again. Portions on the sides were very small. Would I come back, no!

Andreas Keller offers a wonderful experience with its live music and cozy atmosphere—definitely deserving of 5 stars in that regard. The ambiance truly brings a unique charm to the dining experience. However, the service was a bit mixed. While the servers were friendly, they seemed quite busy, which slightly affected the attention given to each table. I’d rate the service at 4 stars for their effort despite the busyness. The real letdown was the pork hock. It was extremely dry on the inside, while the deep-frying left it hard and oily on the outside—I'd give it just 1 star. The accompanying potatoes weren't crispy as expected, though they tasted fine. If you visit, I would recommend trying something else on the menu. Overall, it’s a great place for the ambiance, but I’d suggest skipping the pork hock.

Great place for schnitzel but very expensive for only a small amount of food. Loved the accordion player and staff were great.

A recommendation I found online brought our group of 10 here for dinner on the first night. The wait wasn't too long as we used the waitlist on open table - about an hour or so on a Friday night. They have two large tables tucked in the back of the restaurant. Really enjoyed the Dunkles beer and the schnitzel cordon bleu. Thanks for a wonderful evening and really enjoyed the accordion player.

A German restaurant with a very German atmosphere. A must-eat is the German pork trotters! But the skin of the pig's feet is super hard and tastes like lard. But the meat is soft and tender, and it goes well with sauerkraut and honey mustard sauce! Overall good 👍

Pretty good Sahne sauce, but when I roll in and you act like the year is 2050, charging $6 for a fountain coke, that’s a problem. Edit: In response to the owners reply. I was at your establishment last summer. Is your defense mechanism to think that I never was there? You charge $6 for a coke and that is SAD and price gouging.

Went last night but saw notice that it’s closed due to flood. No info on when it will reopen.

The scrumptious apple strudel blow my mind

Food is way overhyped. Pork knuckle was extremely dry and hard. The potatoes were harder than a rock. Did not give 1 star because the waitress gave us a new order of potatoes after we told her, but they were extremely salty.

This place is really cute. We wanted a real Dutch experience, so this was our first stop in Leavenworth. I was a little disappointed in the pretzel, shocking, I know. The food was fairly good overall. The one thing I wasn’t happy about though, was getting the text message that our table was About to be ready and then having to wait for a half an hour after we got to the restaurant. They seated a lot of people in front of us, which was a bit confusing. I asked the hosts, but they seemed really flustered and couldn’t give me a very good answer. It was extremely crowded, so I would’ve rather stayed outside for a half an hour then sit there and wait that entire time.

Make sure to call well ahead of time because the wait can be quite long but they have a great system and it's worth it! They texted us a link for the waitlist and we were able to explore Leavenworth and check up on where we were on the list. They texted us when we were near the top of the list. Make sure to order a giant pretzel to share. We tried it with the cheese sauce - it was like a fondue sauce. The beef goulash tastes home made and it really was tender! The spatzle also delicious. The live music was a guy playing the accordion and it made for a lively atmosphere. Everyone was friendly and the service was good. Visited 26 December 2017.

Food and beer were good. Service was excellent

The fondue plate was delicious! Very cozy.

It’s like walking into a folk tale. The staff are friendly and the food are pretty traditional- you won’t find chicken nuggets or pizza here 👀 The portions are pretty big, so if you want to share with your company you can. I did not. I got the Andreas Keller Sampler and it was piping hot! The many meats were delicious and I’m a lover of their pickled red cabbage. I can’t wait to go back to try more! Jokes about German sausages are the wurst 🌭

My wife and I have went to this resturaunt over the past few years since 2012. Sadly it has lost our interest as a good place to eat quality German food. Our pretzel was dry and flavorless without the mustard sauce to dip it in. The red cabbage and the spatzle with the schnitzel were a hot mess. Poor presentation, mediocre overall service, food, and atmosphere all at a premium price. I hope others have a better experience.

Sadly, not what I expected. I was REALLY hoping this would be an amazing meal, but it just didn’t live up to the expectations. Nothing was terrible, but nothing was fantastic

I’m sad to see that this establishment is currently temporarily closed. I wanted to leave a review nonetheless. Back in 2011 we took our young sons to Leavenworth right before Christmas on a little vacation. I remember a lot of great times and all and super love family memories. But my tastebuds override things I can’t control. I hate living 4+hours away, because that meat+noodles+red cabbage meal has stuck with me as one of the top 5 best things I’ve ever tasted in my now 43 years of life. I’ve tried making it myself but it’s like eating play dough in comparison. If I ever make it back to Leavenworth, this place will be why. I don’t have pictures to share but I remember the waiters and waitresses dressed up in German clothes and the accordion player. The atmosphere was so unique. I would love to revisit again!!

Great, authentic food. We tried several Schnitzel in the area and theirs is by far the best. Live accordion music was so much fun too.

We asked a ton of people where the best / most authentic German dinner could be found,, Everyone said Andreas Keller! Great menu and the atmosphere is amazing.

We got the Pork hock. This German food was okay, nothing special. The pork hock was a tad bland. We had to add salt and pepper to taste. What was worst was the cake. It was so gross. It was like eating a day or 2 old cake. It was so dry and bland tasting. A grocery cake is way better. Nothing gourmet about this cake. They need a new recipe as it's disgusting 😩

Cute little restaurant. Friendly staff. I ordered pretzel (super good) and classic pork Wiener schnitzel. I didn’t enjoy the pork breaded, it was bland and too much breading.

The service was awesome and the food was even better. We had the jagerschnitzel and was well worth it. We will return on our next trip this summer for sure.

Authentic German experience with live music. You can sit in a barrel to have your dinner. Great fun and friendly service and atmosphere.

The atmosphere food and service are all top notch. I especially love the snitzel cour don bleau.

Ambience is bery Charming made with rustic German flair. The Gluhwine was delicious ! Ordered the Pork hock which was not great to my taste the Kazespatsle wasnt great either. Not many other vegetarian options. May be I just chose the wrong item. Will have to try something else in the menu another time.

This basement level restaurant is hard to get into, as judged by the 90-minute wait for a dinner table at 5:15 on New Year's Day. I did appreciate that they kept an online waitlist, which allowed us to roam the town and find another busy restaurant for dinner. We returned the next day for lunch and waited a few minutes for a table due to a staff shortage. Food is tasty and typically heavy German. We enjoyed the Kassler Kottlet, a big fatty pork chop with a side of sauerkraut, and the schnitzel. My kids loved the fries. Understaffed like seemingly every restaurant in Leavenworth, but thankfully the servers were friendly and efficient.

Great spot for the whole family! And the staff is all very friendly and nice. The accordion guy was great around kids and was a fun time overall! We got some authentic German beers and food. That was awesome. But the best part was probably that Nutella cheesecake!

Weekend before Christmas, Saturday, 7:45 pm. They were packed, we were instantly seated by an extremely welcoming host. Allowed to look over the menu without rush. Our food came out in perfect order. Appetizers, with appropriate time until our main dishes arrived. The food was blissfully executed. Our Christmas alcohol drinks were delicious. 10 stars. While expensive, the food is of high quality, sufficient portions, with highly trained wait staff. Super !!!

Really wonderful, authentic German food! We loved it and the service was amazing, friendly, and checked on us often. We were there when the accordion was being played~ a truly exquisite experience! Andreas Kellers is a beautiful restaurant :)

This is honestly the BEST German/Barvarian restaurant I have been to outside of Germany. The food is superb and I love the booths in the style of barrels. The staff all wear traditional Barvarian clothing and there's is often lived music provided by an accordion player. The music was fun and lively. And let's not forget about the BEER! A great selection to meet most tastes. Excellent beer.

loved the mulled wine, service and ambiance

This is one of my absolutely favorite restaurants in Leavenworth! I highly recommend the pretzel appetizer with extra cheese sauce and the Beef Goulash entree.

Make sure you order the bottled beers… we had the Radler, helles, and Hefeweizen and only the helles is acceptable. The two other beer are not authentic at all to what we drink in Europe. The Käsespätzle is a disappointment and I do not recommend it. The Schnitzel and Cordon Bleu are good. Spätzle is good and potato salad is ok. All in all you can come and eat here but as a born and raised Swiss I was hoping for so much more.

This place will tend to make believe that you are a Bavarian Bratwurst House until you have to pay the bill. There were four of us and we had to wait for hours to eat at this place. The day before we were even kicked out of the waiting list. Menu choices have a variety of selections but once again, the prices are such that you think you are getting a filet mignon at a super steak house!! All we ate were pretzels and sausages with and piece of breaded pork with drinks. The food taste was not anything to talk about. Our bill was ready.....$200 for four people, Are they kidding?? This is what I call a super expensive meal that should have been maybe $80 at best but since this is the perfect tourist trap, it works out for them extremely well. Our waitress came to see us when she took the order and when she was handing us the bill, never a stop to see if we needed extra water or an extra coke. I suppose the location allows them to over price and abuse the system. Did it once, not ever doing it again.

Worse service I had. The waiter is very arrogant and ignorant. And when it is the time for check, the waiter has the table tied to her hand, and stare at me for tips. I still give 15%, due to the pressure. She is very inpatient, when I click custom tip and type 15% in her hand tablet. The food is not bad, but not good. I would say the best food I had is the pretzel, taste good. The pork hock taste ok, but the cabbage and potatoes with it taste very bad. We also ordered the sampler, I would say it is better than grocery sausage, but it is just not bad, but not good as well. Will never come here again, due to the service I received

Awesome! Definitely will be back here again.

The sausage was somewhat subpar sorta like a normal hotdog or sausage you would find at the supermarket, but the rest of the food met expectations without exceeding them, considering the price—mediocre.

Our waiter was very pleasant. We got seated in a booth which was perched a step up and that was cozy and nice. We tried a little of everything- the sausage sampler (of the three sausage we got, our favorite was the spicy one). Got the breaded chicken with ham (katsu style), and the giant pickle, and the pretzel with the cheesy dip. It was not bad...but just not special.. especially having to wait 1.5 hrs..good ambiance but not worth the hype imo. Luckily we put our names on the wait-list as we walked around at 3pm so by 5, we were already eating! Came outside and the lights were beautiful! 💕Let me tell you, park at the transit parking across the street. We waited for about 15-20 minutes and got a parking. Much better than rounding the block and/or paying $20... Best of all - it was FREE!! 😊

Got the feast for two, very good.

called early in the morning to make a reservation, told to leave a message so that they can put my name on the waitlist. When I got there they said they will never check the messages. now I’m the 75th on the list. Cool! [edit] I understand it's the busiest time of the year but I don't think just randomly ignore the reservations is the right way. All of the restaurants in Leavenworth are busy during the holiday season but not all like this. My friends and I drove hours believing we're going to have a good evening only to find out this.

I got Andreas Keller Samplers with schnitzel and apfelschorle. My drink was watered-down apple juice with no carbonation. The food was good but very pricey. I would want to try their popular schnitzel cordon bleu next time if I visit again.

One of my favorite dining experiences in all of Washington state! My husband takes me here once or twice a year for all our German favorites. I’ve tried them all and must say their schweinshaxe is the best in all of Leavenworth.

Really nice food and a very friendly atmosphere and wait staff. Would definitely eat here again. The Cordon Bleu schnitzel was lovely

Got here 20 minutes after it opened and was told the wait would be an hour. 1.5 hours later we went to check on where we were on the list and were sat right in the front of the restaurant. Busy area with people standing around the hostess desk and arctic blast from the door constantly opening and people leaving the door open. We ended up moving to another table and it took over 20 minutes for someone to stop by and take our drink order. The food was okay, but not worth the wait. The beer on tap was DISGUSTING because apparently this place does not clean their taps / lines. Definitely overhyped and WAY overpriced.

Three hour wait for the worst schwienhaxe I have ever had. The skin is supposed to be crispy like pork crackling, not like leather. If you are a 2 top, you will be seated on a bench with a shelf to eat on. Both the Octoberfest and Dunkel beers were bland. I lived in Europe for 4 years, so I was so excited for a huge german meal and was so utterly disappointed that we scrapped the rest of the weekend plans for Leavenworth.

One of my favorite restaurants in Leavenworth! Wonderful Weisswurst, Great goulash, and KILLER Chicken! That said, the Schweinhaxen is THE BEST!! :)

Food was delicious!!! Service was fast and staff were very friendly despite the long wait time to get in. Just call ahead and get put in the wait-list so you can enjoy the rest of the town. We spent a pretty penny for lunch lol but.... Every where is expensive. So if you have a large group don't expect to spend less than a couple hundred. We had 4 with 2 beers and 1 dessert and after tip our bill was over $250.

Cute little German restaurant woth live music below ground. We decided to come here given the high rating but despite the festive ambience I was a bit disappointed in the taste of the food overall especially given its $$price point. The pretzel was bland and the cheese dip was definitely not worth the extra $6. The weiners were just so so. It was packed today and our server was getting tired so she only came around once to check on us.

The restaurant is so hot that we waited over 3 hours for it. We ordered the popular Schnitzel Cordon Bleu and sausage samples.

Had a wonderful Christmas Eve dinner. Last year had wonderful entertainment as well. Just be patient and get on the daily wait list. Be flexible and you won’t be disappointed.

We were planning for a short trip to Leavenworth and fell for the positive reviews for Andreas Keller Restaurant, thinking that it is a must visit restaurant. We tried reserving a table online in vain, and then tried going in person. We stopped by the restaurant on the first day we got to Leavenworth and were told at around 5:00pm they wouldn't have a table until 10:00pm or after, and were told we could try the next day, because they have a waitlist that starts at 11:30am daily. We tried calling right after 11:30am the next day, but nobody picked up the phone. The voicemail said somebody would call us back if we leave a message. We did that but received no calls. We went to the restaurant in person around 2:30pm, and was told that they haven't been listening to the messages at all. We put our name down on the waitlist then, and we got a message around 8:15pm that we had a table. It was a very long wait, but would have been worth it if the food was any good. IT WAS AWFUL. We ordered the Schweinshaxe (pork hock) $48.99, the Kassler Kottlets (thick cut pork chop) $22.99 and the Chicken Oktoberfest (rotisserie chicken) $22.99 to share. The pork hock and the pork chops tasted like they had been used to boil for broth, and had no taste. The skin on the pork hock was hard but not crispy. It was impossible to cut or to chew. It was served with mustard, not gravy. We stopped by a grocery store later and saw fully cooked pork chops that looked exactly like what we had just eaten selling for $6.99. The chicken, on a relative scale, was less disappointing, but any Costco rotisserie chicken beats it hands down. The only thing that is decent is the sauerkraut. One star for that and for that only. There was live music performing the whole time we were there. It was nice in the beginning, but when it is so loud and basically playing non-stop for the whole time, it did get overwhelming. It would have been better if the live music comes on every half an hour or every 15 minutes instead of being non-stop. We did appreciate the effort, the setup of the tables (booths look like wine barrels), and the fact the servers were wearing traditional style clothing, hence the three stars for "atmosphere". It took a lot of effort and time to get a table. The server did try her best despite her being visibly worn out, and that's what caused me to give the three stars over the "service". I rarely leave reviews for any restaurants. I do this as a public service to warn others to not fall for the hype and pay for an expensive and unsatisfying meal. The meals in Leavenworth are in general pricier and we understand that it is to be expected in a touristy town, but do not waste your precious time waiting for a table in this restaurant.

Overhyped, overpriced, overrated!!! Walked in, staff said they were full booked and asked if we wanted to be on the waiting list. We said yes. I asked how many people before us, the woman said 300. Such a lie, overexaggerated!! We went for a walk, received a text in less than 30mins, we got a table. There were also 2 long rectangular tables unoccupied for some time. Food arrived, the portions were huge but the hock was dry and had been sitting in the kitchen for a while and schnitzel were super dry and extra thinly sliced. If there weren't Xmas lights, this town would be dead. They're lucky to be located in prime location, definitely not worth the money and definitely a tourist trap.

Amazing! The game is swing by at 11:30 put your name on the list for dimner time and enjoy. Little planning ahead and 100% worth it

Everything are good. Except for the soup!

My only complaints is the Nutella cheesecake was whatever and not worth $12. The red cabbage and spatzel is fantastic. The chicken schnitzel is fine. The ambience quite fun and staff cheery and go with the flow despite being the worst place to work over the holidays

Amazing place for meat lovers. The pork hock, schnitzel and sausage are all delicious especially paired with the mustard. I loved the atmosphere, there was also a live accordion player during dinner at 6PM.

Andreas Keller German Restaurant 829 Front St, Leavenworth, WA 98826 I have always been a fan of German food, and this place was worth the visit! 1. Jägerschnitzel “Swiss Style” Pounded pork cutlet, topped with mild Swiss cheese and homemade. mushroom sauce. Served with Spätzle noodles and red cabbage. 2. Schweinshaxe (Munich style) rotesserie-broiled pork hock, served with fried potatoes, Weinkraut, and red cabbage. 3. Giant Pretzel with homemade Beer Cheese. 4. Sausage Sampler 5. German Beer of course ! #Tonylameats #andreaskellerrestaurant #leavenworth #leavenworthwashington #germanfood

To be honest, I think this place is overrated. I think it’s main selling point is the atmosphere and live music. The food is just okay, especially given the prices. The wait time was an hour and 30 minutes, which made me think this place was fantastic. Once we arrived, we ordered the Kassler Kottlets, the Cordon Bleu Schnitzel, and a glass of the Oktoberfrest. The beer was good. No complaints there and what you’d expect from a classic amber. The food was decent, but not $30 decent. The Cordon Bleu Schnitzel was nicely fried, went well with the stuffed cheese, and topped with light-tasting gravy. The potato salad was also good and reminded me of a light mac and cheese without the cheesiness. A good dish on the lighter flavor profile side, but I enjoyed it. Skip the Kassler Koutlets. Might just be the style of food but the pork chops had little seasoning, and even with the mustard, the entire dish left a lot to be desired. Overall, I think you are basically coming here for the atmosphere. If you want cheap and good food & beer, I would recommend other places in this area like Muchen Haus. Service is also a lot faster and we didn’t have to wait almost two hours to get a table.

Food was good. Service was great. Wait time was unfortunately about 1.5 hrs on a Wednesday night at 5pm but what can you do in December being one of the busiest times of year. A rude group of 10+ people lied to the hostess and got seated way ahead of everyone else because they claimed their group shrunk, then like 10 more people showed up to force themselves in at the table. Typical self-serving tourists. Otherwise was a good experience and everyone’s spirits were high. Great live German music going in the background.

Great food and atmosphere. Kids are welcome. Jagerschnitzel was delicious (ask for extra gravy).

One of the top places to eat in Leavenworth. Great portions, as German as it gets. Good value with the sausage sampler except I would have preferred all sausages to be grilled (not just boiled). Additional comment - very courteous reply, upped it from 4 star to 5 star!!

Wow! What an amazing experience, I arrived early and there was already a wait to get into this restaurant! The service was fast and the food was delicious! I've never eaten german cuisine before and I was so impressed, I loved everything about this spot!

Definitely not worth the money. Never refilled my drink, goulash was dry as a bone.

Great place, efficient waitlist system (call their number for an even more efficient waitlist), good food, friendly staff. Overall great experience!

Excellent food and a very nice atmosphere.

Tasty food and service with an amazing German atmosphere.

So far this has been a family favorite on our trip. The food was DELICIOUS! Service was amazing! And the atmosphere is perfect! We have zero complaints! A tip for your visit, call at 11:30am and put your name on the waitlist (we put it down for 5pm and got sat at 4:55 no wait). They don’t take reservations, but you can be added to day of waitlist. HIGHLY suggest doing this

Great vibes and food! I got the cordon bleu schnitzel and apple strudel. Highly recommend both! Though expensive, it was worth the try. Definitely call ahead to make a reservation; it gets very crowded very fast. Also, it can get a bit musty inside since it's a basement level restaurant.

Like much of Leavenworth, I feel Andreas Keller is a tourist trap. Two sub-par schnitzel entrees and a beer brought the total to over $100. The staff left a lot to be desired in terms of service to make up for the raised prices. I was impressed to get a table with minimal wait as a walk in customer in an otherwise very busy town on the Saturday after Thanksgiving.

My husband and I , we enjoyed so much the Bavarian style food /combination sausages with sour cabbage and potatoes)here while a gentleman playing Accordion. We love atmosphere inside, though small house. Nice staff. Will come back again to try another courses.

If you looking for one of the best German restaurants in the Village , Andreas is the place , during high season , waiting time can be hour or two , also a locals flavor dinning , soon as the door open , it get pack quick , located down the basement and it is a challenge for wheelchairs and disability person , the lady owner so friendly , make us fell welcome told us there will be less half hour wait , but she will try get a tablet soon as one open , not too long she seated us in a very cute booth and the place very cozy Bavarian style atmosphere , staff told us they still have the signature Schweinshaxe ( Pork Hock ) available , it is our last night here before we going to Renton tomorrow , so I want every one order their flavor dishes ,so we order the Pork Hock , Andreas Keller Sampler / two order Sausage sample , and extra side Red cabbage for mum , lot of food ! the Pork Hock is my flavor ,crispy outside juicy inside , amazing taste , the Sausage Platter very unique , mum have two ! over all ,good quality and truly authentic German cuisine , wonderful service and good P/R from the Lady Owner ! so looking a good meal , must try Andreas Keller , do not forget waiting time can be long , plan ahead ! Thank you to all the staff look after my mum like queen ! Thank you !

It’s the restaurants that the tourists seem to flock to, so I thought I would give it try to find a perfect schnitzel. Plus the advertised live music, which is an accordion player. Had the classic pork schnitzel. I was very underwhelmed, and I am not a fan of deep fried schnitzel versus fried in oil. Very thin portion with ICE COLD German potato salad. Over priced in comparison to other German restaurants in town as well. $13 for a pint? But if you are the trap, people will come.

Amazing food and great live music!

The only place to go here the absolute best atmosphere and food. The giant pork Hock is super fun

Get the schnitzel cordon bleu :)

The pork hock skin is too hard to chew. Even cannot be separated by knives….. overall fine, not that impressive. Beer is good though.

The most popular restaurant in Leavenworth with authentic German food. You will need to line up 30 minutes before it opens for lunch for any hope of getting on the waiting list for the day.

Service and atmosphere are really good. However the pork hock is not tasty for us, too much original flavor left, super difficult to cut. Sausage is better, can give it a try. Non-alcoholic drink tastes good if you like soda and sweet. If you still want to try, make sure you join waitlist. We join waitlist 1pm and get our turn around 6pm, which is exact time we need.

We came here for Thanksgiving, and they were so busy. It was a bit of a wait because it was Thanksgiving and one of the few places in town open. They have an online queue, so that was awesome. We got to just shop and enjoy the town and still see our place in line. The food was so good, everything was so flavorful and savory. The live music was amazing. We sat right next to the accordion player and had an awesome time. He played and sang everything from Xmas songs to traditional German songs in fluent German. Our server was awesome, I wish I could remember her name. She had clearly been running like crazy all day because it was Thanksgiving and yet still took the time to not only get all our orders right, keep our drinks full and she also made time to chat and make sure we were enjoying our food and our time. Her drink recommendations were spot on. We will definitely be back to this amazing location.

Thanksgiving Day and everyone was hard at work. Had a wonderful time and great food and drink. Thank you to everyone at the restaurant that gave up their holiday to make mine wonderful!

My experience at Andreas Keller Restaurant was absolutely delightful! From the moment I walked in, the ambiance was warm and inviting. The staff was incredibly attentive, providing excellent recommendations and ensuring every detail was taken care of. The menu offered a diverse range of dishes, each a masterpiece of flavor and presentation. I tried the Chef's Special, and it exceeded all expectations - a perfect blend of textures and tastes. The ingredients were fresh, and it was evident that the chef prioritizes quality. From Viridiana Monteleone

This place will always have a special place in my heart. I always go for the goulash or their jagerschnitzel with cold German potato salad and red cabbage. Their pretzels and the kids love their cheese sauce it’s just absolutely warming! Don’t forget a nice cold beer!

I had the braised pork shank and it was delicious huge portion. Just a wonderful meal. Super cool atmosphere great service just all-around top notch.

The pork hock is big and roasted until crispy. We had a party of three and we shared it. I ate the crispy skin and fatty parts with sauerkraut, while lean meat with the mustard sauce. It has a nice Bavarian style. The staff are also very friendly. Great experience.

Essen war ok, ziemlich teuer. Schnitzel war gut, vor allem der Kartoffelsalat. Käsespätzle waren leider recht geschmacksfrei. Cordon Bleu war auch gut, mit den faden Spätzle die auch eher Knöpfle waren. Bisher aber eines der besseren deutschen Restaurants die wir 8n 10 Jahren USA probiert haben. Helles kam von Weihenstephaner und war natürlich lecker, leider im Weißbier Glas und nicht als Halbe im normalen Bierglass, die sie hatten aber für die Spezi benutzt haben. Großen und ganzen nicht schlecht.

Super delicious food, friendly staff and great atmosphere! They even had a real German playing live music!

Boyfriend and I really enjoyed the German food here! He ordered the sausage platter and said each one was very tasty. I had the fried schnitzel with mushroom gravy - wow! We also had the soup which had sauerkraut and shockingly was not too vinegary. I would recommend all visit this place while in town.

Unfortunately, best part of this restaurant really was just the atmosphere. We come to Leavenworth yearly and had not tried Andreas Keller until this past Wednesday. We've had a chance to try many other restaurants in Leavenworth and found ourselves extremely underwhelmed by our visit to Andreas Keller. The food was overpriced and mediocre at best, go down the street in either direction and you'll easily find restaurants with german fare, less of a wait and half the price. We really wanted to like this place and we were very excited for our visit, but left extremely disappointed in everything but the atmosphere inside.

Cute, fast, great service, fantastic food

Pork Hock is not good at all… it looks good but tastes bad… Service is not good or bad as waitresses works like a robot - no emotion.

Great food, best German food in Leavenworth.

The Schweinshaxe (pork hock) was delicious (juicy on the inside and crispy on the outside). I love the red cabbage, sauerkraut and potatoes it came with. It was the perfect amount of food for 2 people.

We came to Leavenworth for the lights and an authentic Deutsche meal. On our first night we completely missed the mark on the food at another eatery. At Andreas Keller you get everything you could want from Atmosphere, attentive and caring staff and most of all food. I worked in the industry for decades and you no doubt get efficiency but not sacrificing flavour or quality. We had the Schnitzel and the Sampler Platter both excellent. Schnitzel was hot, crispy, light and the sides were also good eapecially the freshly made spaetzle. The kassler on the sampler platter was not overly salty at all and slightly smoky. The black forest cake was not cloyingly sweet or heavy and it was a huge piece of cake!( enough for 2) The strudel was was served piping hot and was also delicious. If you want an authentic German food made properly, with quality ingredients, in a friendly, casual atmosphere you will not be disappointed.