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Beer Available At Zum Schneider (arranged by most recent)
Hofbräuhaus Traunstein Fürsten Pils 39, Hofbräuhaus Traunstein Export-Hell 28, Reutberger Export Dunkel 81, Hofbräuhaus Traunstein 1612er Zwickelbier 54, Weihenstephaner Vitus 97, Aecht Schlenkerla Rauchbier Märzen 97, Weihenstephaner Kristall Weissbier 88, Radeberger Pilsner 29, Augustiner Edelstoff 49, Hopf Dunkle Weiße 64, Reissdorf Kölsch 59, Schneider Weisse Original 95, Spaten Optimator 97, Schneider Aventinus 100, Jever Pilsener 55, Weihenstephaner Hefe Weissbier 99, Hacker-Pschorr Münchner Hell 34, Hofbräuhaus Traunstein Dunkel 53
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| stammmta (10), New York | | April 2, 2012 Stumbled in one afternoon only to realize it was a place recommended a few weeks earlier. I see why.
Classic German accents with some curious separation between bar / dining area. I’ve heard it’s great in the summer with added outside seating.
Great German beer line up on tap with all the fancy glassware. | | Leighton (227), London, England | | January 13, 2012 A decent German-inspired bar. The selection is wholly German if not especially exciting, although there will typically be a couple less common beers on offer. The communal tables are a nice touch. I think we ate pickles when we were there, but there is plenty of other German fare. Probably not a serious destination bar, but certainly a place worth stopping by if you’re in the neighborhood. | | watson1977 (55), The dub c, Pennsylvania | | November 20, 2011 Cool little authentic german bar...small but very nice german beer selection of drafts and bottles. Food is reasonably good and prices are decent-high but it is NYC...server was nice but her hygiene was questionable. | | Pwn3d (61), Manhattan, New York | | May 25, 2009 Cool German Bierhaus in a very out of the way Alphabet City location. Even if you take the nearest subway you have to walk a significant distance through some rather sketchy areas to get here. I was happy to see how traditional this place was. Very social and fun, people singing German drinking songs. Nothing but German classics on the menu and you can order your brew in several different sizes. | | BiddleBrau (58), Fort Washington, Pennsylvania | | March 29, 2009 Just a handful of German places left in NYC so for the few that are around, I’m happy to have them available. ZS is more akin to a beer hall with a similar atmosphere and of the German spots I’ve gone to the one that does the ’hall’ the best. German fare with german beers. Always worth a stop in if you’re jonezing for the old world feel. | | Spinshag (12), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | | February 12, 2009 I rate this one high since it has Schneider Weisse and a bunch of good German brews on tap. I need a place near me that does this. I went for the first time at New Years in 2008/9 and I brought my wife back twice out of 3 evenings there. This place feels like Germany. "Ok" service, awesome atmosphere, and excellent beer. Americans may not fully understand this place... the service is secondary. The beer is everything! And remember this... "Das Leben ist zu kurz um scheiss Bier zu trinken" | | JCastner (11), New York | | August 8, 2008 Overrated. Rude waitstaff, poor selection, and mediocre food. Loreley is better. | kiscokid (7), Mount Kisco, New York does not count - explanation | | June 22, 2008 Litres of Spaten, communal tables and sausages galore. This is a really great place although hard to get to. | | yobdoog (94), Woodridge NY, New York | | February 6, 2008 Fun place to hang and have some big sized authentic German beers as well as some real authentic delicous German food. Great place anytime, for dinner, just beers or on a crawl to add some diversity to your drinking day. | | bonbright7 (38), Bellport, New York | | December 9, 2007 This was a fun place to visit as the crowd on Saturday afternoon was just getting over a huge Santa convention in Tompkins Sq Pk. We were lucky to get a table in a momentary slow period for the place, but it soon filled up again as we plowed into the menu. The beer selection was reported to be small, but the tap selection was good. They were serving these huge 1 liter steins of Weihenstefener (to my delight) as well as small examples of Kolsch. The food and service was good, even when the crowds came in. I was amused as the waitress gave me a quick lesson on how to pronounce some of the menu listings. We left the place and gave away our highly coveted table near the door while making a note to return for some more fun. |
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Scene German Biergarten - Bohemian yuppies; crowded
Noise Loud; smallish bar.
Music At times (see notes)
Food Yes (German)
Parking Take
Events Yes, check website
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