Rhein Haus - Seattle

The Card of Rhein Haus from Seattle includes about 133 different meals and drinks. On average, you pay for a dish / drink about $12.6.

What User likes about Rhein Haus:
This is a legit German restaurant with their well known sausage platter and pretzels. I absolutely love both items. The portion is generous and we had to take half to go. This is also a great place for family gathering, team building, or simply hanging out with friends who have a competitive heart for sports bocce ball! This is the first time for me playing this game, but it's fun, easy to learn and great for team bu... read more.

As a customer, you can use the WLAN of the establishment free of charge, And into the accessible spaces also come clientele with wheelchairs or physiological limitations. If the weather conditions are right, you can also be served outside.

What User doesn't like about Rhein Haus:
Came here for lunch and it was dissatisfying. They only sell sausages and goulash. They have specials, but they only have it for dinner. Everything I wanted to try was only served for dinner past 4pm. Not sure why, but it's unfortunate. Come here for dinner and I'm sure you won't be as disappointed as I was. Nothing against the waiter by any means. The choices are just limited. The large pretzel was yummy with the or... read more.

For customers of the establishment, the catering service is also available, Furthermore, the card of the restaurant includes an extensive selection of Austrian dishes that are known nationwide specialties or delicacies, such as Wiener Schnitzel, tasty Kässpatzen and Kaiserschmarrn - with or without raisins. If you want to have breakfast, a versatile brunch awaits you, For you, the meals are normally prepared in the shortest time and fresh.