Forsthaus - BIG INDIAN

It's a funky old place which was nice, had a European feel. Unfortunately, the food was truly awful, burnt onion flavor prevailed. The only decent thing was the red cabbage! Great potential there but need serious help in the kitchen.

The food at this restaurant is fresh and delicious, offering authentic German cuisine. The service is friendly and welcoming, making me want to return again and again.

Just had my second meal here. The food is very good authentic German. I had my German Mother-in-Law with us and she was delighted. We shared several app's and desert, and each had different entre's. The entire experience was great. The atmosphere has not changed in forever, it is like walking into a small place in the Alps. Delightful.

We went here the night we arrived in the area for an extended weekend anniversary retirement celebration. It is definitely out-of-the-way, but well worth the trip. The food was excellent, the wait staff attentive (then again, with only two tables occupied it might not have been that hard). The best part (besides the food) was conversing with the people at the other table. It felt like being part of a larger family that night. Oh, the last picture is dessert- it did not last long at all. Almost too many options to select from, and none look bad There is a great selection of appetizers and entrees. We started out with the Shrimp Rosate appetizer, then moved on to our entrees. My wife chose the scallops special while I had the Rouladen. They were both fantastic. For dessert, we both went for the chocolate mocha torte which did not last long. If you like German food, I have had few better meals, even in Germany. Total cost was just under $100 before tip.

Unfortunately, the restaurant was closed for the season and we were disappointed to find out only after driving 20 miles to get there. It would have been appreciated if they had informed us in advance.