Bavarian Grill

9 recommendations and reviews from 6 people

• Referral from September 2, 2020
  

  762BMiller asked:

  Adventurous food. I take my brother out to eat every year to try something we have never had before. Looking for recommendations on places to try. We have had Ethiopian, Mediterranean, Mexican and Chinese food so far. Looking for new options or some great places for something we already had.

  

  drkachie replied:

  [Cafe Madrid](https://cafemadrid-dallas.com/) for Spanish food, [Casa Linda](https://casalindasc.com/) for Salvadorian food (dude pupusas are too amazing to pass up), [Bavarian Grill](https://www.bavariangrill.com/) for German food, just some of my suggestions

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• Referral from November 8, 2016
  

  Shelly P. asked:

  Where is a good place to eat? It's our anniversary next week and we are wanting to actually eat some where that we can enjoy. Thank you. It doesnt have to be just Lewisville it can be anywhere less than an hour drive.

  

  Veerle C. replied:

  www.bavariangrill.com

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• Referral from January 12, 2016
  

  Ronda J. asked:

  Is there any where around here I can buy saurbraen german gravy and kimchi

  

  Denice C. replied:

  bavariangrill.com in Plano

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• Referral from February 8, 2015
  

  Cindy D. asked:

  Does anyone know of a good bakery in the area? Preferably someone who has some delicious German breads. ...

  

  Mark G. replied:

  Henks in Dallas has an excellent cake Bakery....fantastic Torte! They are also a restaraunt and little shop. http://www.henksblackforestbakery.com Everything German is good and has just opened a little store next door and have frozen Brötchen. Restaurants: Jörgs Vienna downtown Plano authentic Austrian http://jorgscafevienna.com Also in Plano http://www.bavariangrill.com Greenwoods in FW down the street from TCU is supposed to be excellent..... Also in FW is Little Germany...a little hole in the wall run by the former cook of Edelweiss

  

  Kellie W. replied:

  I was just in Muenster last week and went to Fischer's Meat Market. I got some sausages and cheeses. There is also a bakery there, but is too far for everyday purchasing. It's good for a day trip. Also, the Bavarian Grill in Plano has great food. They have their rolls/breads available for purchase, but no separate bakery.

  

  Mark G. replied:

  Bavarian Grill is usually good but I have had some bad meals too...I think their rolls are frozen and then baked....Jörgs in Plano is pricey but their Schnitzel is authentic Austrian..Jaegerschnitzel comes without breading but you can order it with.

  

  Kellie W. replied:

  Oh really, Mark Grubb ? My meals at Bavarian Grill have always been good and I didn't realize the rolls were frozen. What a disappointment. frown emoticon Now you guys have me wanting some really great German food

  

  Lisa K. replied:

  Bavarian Grill scared me. It's too cluttered, and dirty. It needs a good scrub down!

  

  Kellie W. replied:

  I will admit that Bavarian Grill is the only German restaurant I've been to, because my best friend had gone there several times and I wasn't really aware of any other authentic places. Now from this posting, I've got some new places to try. I agree with Lisa Kuhlmann though.. although I went to Bavarian Grill with friends a few times, I did think it was cluttered and just old & tired looking. They could use a scrub down LOL

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