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255 King St E, Hamilton, ON L8N 1B9, Canada, Hamilton, ON

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My friend and I had the pleasure of dining at your establishment yesterday evening. We had a wonderful dinner with exceptional service to celebrate my birthday. Thank you for the birthday cake slice, for personally checking in with the patrons, and for a delicious and crispy schnitzel that I finished in one sitting! A first! Thank you for keeping this establishment open and providing wonderful meals and service at a great price. We will be back for sure!

Posted 1/24/2026

Steve W.

If you aren’t open until 9pm, then why does google say you are. Came all the way down here and the door was locked at 8:30pm. I literally get here at 8:31. I called them and tell them this and they’re like all the restaurant is open till nine but the kitchen closes at 8:30. How is the restaurant open until nine if I can’t open the door and the door is locked. This makes no logical sense whatsoever. Also, why are they posting hours at 9 PM and you can clearly see also Then it says 9 PM on their door. How is the restaurant open till nine if the door is locked and I can’t come in?? I can’t even come in and have a drink. Let me state I’ve been here many times since I moved here, and never had this issue with the far superior previous owners! One star across-the-board absolute garbage! Photo taken at 8:31 PM!

Posted 11/22/2025

G K

I'm happy that this place reopened because I was sad when the Black Forest Inn was closed. The decor still look similar, the waitresses still wear the traditional dirndl, which is a good thing as it differentiates from other restaurants, and the menu is still similar. Main entrée comes with bread and butter (2 slices of bread for one person) and a meatball soup or salad as an appetizer. The reasons for a 4 stars instead of 5 stars is mainly because the customer service and sauerkraut weren't as good as back then. Back then, it used to feel warm, welcoming, and the waitresses were very sociable and friendly (I used to have good conversations with the waitresses and they're happy to talk). On my latest visit, even though the waitress was nice enough, it feels more dismissive as they seem more focused on chatting among themselves than checking on customers, making sure customers are happy and hardly smile (they looked stressed out). When I got the entrée (the black forest plate), the waitress was very dry when she asked if I need anything, almost like she hates her job, and the main waitress didn't ask how my meal was, which is standard practice for the waiting staff. The sauerkraut tasted very sour (heavy in vinegar), but aside from that, the portions and prices are still good. I skipped dessert as I didn't feel like it after what happened (lackluster customer service was a turn off). I would still like to return, but the experience was definitely not as good as back then. There is paid parking and street parking, in case anyone drive there.

Posted 9/7/2025

Birgit K

My parents, sister and I went to Das Schnitzelhaus and throughly enjoyed our meal. The pretzels and potato pancakes were hot, fresh and loaded with flavour. I got the Hunter’s Chicken Schnitzel - so tasty! My mom and sister opted for the Jaeger Schnitzel and they loved it as well. The potato soup is so good! Everything was delicious. The meals were so large, we all had takeout containers for home. Just as tasty the next day. Top service and atmosphere. My parents, native Germans, give Das Schnitzelhaus 5 stars!

Posted 6/21/2025

Erich B

Excellent restaurant with some great traditional German dishes. Really glad the new owners reopened this restaurant and stuck to its tradition. Recommend the Schnitzels and goulash. The German beer on tap is also excellent, try the Dunkel dark wheat beer. The apps are also worth considering, and cocktails seem creative. Though I would recommend beer first for something great, the White wine Riesling blend is an authentic option. Service was quite busy but clearly working very hard and very friendly. I did not try a dessert, but I hope they consider adding one or two more traditional ones such as strudel, pfannkuchen or kaiserschmarm (maybe with unique sauces/syrups).

Posted 5/19/2025

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