Comfort food at its finest! The Maultaschen are packed with flavor and just the right amount of heartiness. The clams were a highlight as well, wish it came with more bread!

Feels like walking down a cute Portland street and popping into Germany. Excellent service. We were sat earlier than promised and lucked out with a booth. Loved the selection of dark beers. Pretzel was good but potato pancake was a hard pass and lacked flavor. Would order the spatzel and wienerschnitzel all day long. We also ordered the chicken which they warn takes a while. Meat was tender but I was full by the time it came as I shared my husband's meal and enjoyed it more. Main downside is it was ridiculously loud. Felt like I'd gone to a rock concert and could barely carry a conversation.

We typically only make it out here once a year, but got lucky today as it was nearby. We had a group of 4 and came during lunch. Great vibes, service, and lunch menu! We missed the Spätzle, but will have to come back again for dinner! Danke!

Hope you like German beer - cause this joint has all of them. OK, a slight exaggeration, but they certainly do stock a lot of the styles. Anyway, I stopped in for a quick drink, pre-Thanksgiving and even though the place was packed, the bartender was totally attentive- even giving samplers of a couple of brews to my indecisive wife. Service is spot on: efficient yet friendly and not rushed. These guys are pros. My refreshing Bitburger Pils was just the ticket on this evening and the plate of fries came out nice and thin and crispy - just the way we like 'em - with a lovely curry ketchup to dip them into. Warm and cozy room inside, dim lighting and warm wood, with a holiday feel this week to boot. A solid pub to duck into on a rainy night.

We felt like having German food and found Stammtisch after looking at Yelp reviews. It was a hit. It was a busy night for them. We were lucky enough to get the last order of Schweinshaxen. It was our first time trying that dish and we really enjoyed it. It's a big, roasted pig knuckle that is crispy on the outside and very tender on the inside. One serving was big enough to feed two of us. One of the people in our group ordered the Wienerschnitzel. That turned out to be a pretty good sized serving and was delicious. If you like soft, German pretzels, they have them here, too. We love trying new restaurants. Sometimes you find one that is really a hidden gem. This is one of them. We'll definitely be back.

I met some dear friends for dinner here due to the close proximity to where we'd all be that night, and I'm very happy that we chose Stammtisch. I'd been longing for great schweinzhaxe since Gustav's doesn't really exist anymore (save for the one location in Vancouver), and a trip back to Munich is a bit impractical. Stammtisch's example was quite good! Seems to be made the authentic way (roasting of a long period of time as opposed to a quick deep fry to crisp up a braised pork knuckle before service). It was tender, crispy, and delicious. On our visit, they were out of Kartoffelpuffer, so we opted for currywurst (lovely, but the wurst link was on the cold side) and a "Bretzel", which was the best I've had since I was in Munich. I'm not a beer drinker, but their variety of German imports was impressive. We were seated outside, which I generally hate, but it was after dark, and the nice overhead lighting and cozy location of the outdoor seats made it pretty easy to forget that we were outside. Service was friendly and prompt, which was great (again, being outside, it seems easy to be forgotten about). I'd definitely return, and am looking forward to our next visit.

This place is very comfortable to hang out. I had the three wurst plate served on a bed of kraut and a cucumber salad. All was delicious.

It's difficult to name my favorite restaurant, but Stammtisch comes quickly to mind. And for beer it's #1. They added a new yummy item to the Happy Hour menu: fries topped with a delicious ragu-like tangy pork. Turns out my favorite beer, the dark Hef with banana cloves, is a seasonal. I had to settle for the lighter Ayinger Brau Weisse which is more suitable for hot weather. As I've stated in previous reviews, the glassware they use makes a positive difference. Love this place.

Very enjoyable dining experience. Tamar was our friendly, efficient and very personable server. We enjoyed their delicious pretzel with schmaltz, (that's a no for me), mustard and obatzda. We ordered a big plate of French fries, a couple of sausages and some kraut. Everything was piping hot and well prepared.