Restaurante El Aleman

The food not bad. The service not bad. Quite pricey, more than expected. A mix between German and Mexican food, with specialities of each. The ambient is comfortable, but meeds a bit of TLC. To go every once in a while.

I couldn't just add a second review on my main. Anyways, delicious like always! He seems to be adding more german items to the menu as time goes on. This time off the german menu we had pannefische, and costillas Bavaria, both were delicious! I did not order my beloved sausage this time. I brought my own weiner this time and she was smitten by the boss. No cold nosing from anyone! This restaurant is still 10/10. Pet friendly on leash and under control.

It's somewhat pet friendly, so long as they are quiet or small. We'd been here before and the owner said he'd be glad to host our daschund whenever. I say that because this restaurant choice was sort of spur of the moment, so we didn't bring her to this dinner. But other patrons had brought their sweet darling dogs with them, and we are sucker's for dogs. So one lady went to the restroom, and then a lady and her pomeranian went to the restroom, and I can only assume the pomeranian cold nosed the first lady because she just started screaming about dogs in the bathroom, not necessarily the restaurant, but the bathroom specifically. Once everyone calmed down and heard her, we just sort of silently chuckled bc, hilarious! And then pomeranian and his/her mom walked out of the restroom cool as a cucumber, then other lady came out, her group had been finished so they just left, of course giving provecho to the other patrons. Mexico giveth, and taketh away, and that dinner was a solid give. And everyone kept their most proper mexican etiquette! 10/10. I've only ever had food off the german menu and even tho it's limited, the flavors are on point. I normally get the sausage dinner. The mustard he serves it with is good, he doesnt have straight spicy horseradish available, its just really difficult to find here. They also offer a variety of local Mexican favorites, so everyone's paletes can be satisfied. There's also a revolving variety of quality beer, the selection changes a bit, so dont be afraid to ask if you're looking for something specific. 50% english, 100% spanish. Provecho!