So freaking good! I had jägerschnitzel with mushroom gravy, but everything we ordered was delicious. ???? I want some now :( We went on trivia night, which was fun!! Our server was awesome, and he made excellent recommendations. Lots of European candies, snacks, goodies, and good beer!! If you like schnitzel you will enjoy Mr. Dunderbak's.

I haven’t had German food in the U.S. this good except for maybe Bavarian Grill in Plano, TX. The schnitzel is excellent, as are the potato pancakes. My wife and I loved the cozy, eclectic atmosphere inside. I wish they had a few more German beer options (I really missed being able to order Franziskaner Weissbier), but other than that this place is very authentic and delicious.

This is an incredible German restaurant that will make you feel like you're dining in Stuttgart. Be prepared to be seated with some new friends since most of the tables are communal. The menu is ESTENSIVE, and all the food is delicious. Caution - be prepared for crowds on Friday and Saturday evenings and prepare yourself for a loud evening with a hundred fellow diners partying alongside you. Save room for dessert because both the Black Forrest Cake and the Apple Strudel were exceptional.

My family and I have been coming here for several years (and bringing friends!) and truly love this hopping little German restaurant! We nicknamed it the German Cracker Barrel because of the really authentic German decor and gift shop-like environment you enter into from the time you walk in the front door ????. Everything my loved ones and I have tried so fad has been very good, even excellently prepared compared to other options. I usually order the Jagerschnitzel which come with two sides (the cucumber ???? salad is exceptional.) Definitely do not forget to get an apple strudel with a scoop of vanilla icecream for dessert ????, as well. It is simply the yummiest.

First time going to this restaurant, and we will DEFINITELY be back! Great food, staff are friendly and helpful. Even had one of the managers come and talk with our table about the restaurant's history. Would recommend for sure!

This place is awesome!!! The food is spectacular, the unique and original flavors of German cuisine, such as their beers, always surprise their diners, from something very simple like strips of meat to something more elaborate like pork knuckles. I love it and I will come back. Highly recommended.

This is my first time to this place and I love it! Not a sausage person always being so picky comes to sausages but this place makes me so happy!! The fried veal is soft and delicious and love their fries. Nice and special dining environment and lots of selections on beers! Server is friendly and I definitely will be back!

Nice place for beer and German food. Great atmosphere and friendly staff. I had pork tenderloin with gravy and mushrooms. Side of cheese pierogies and green beans. Very good food ????????

After spending a whole day at Adventure Island, we were pretty hungry and feeling like having some hearty food. Mr. Dunderbak's came up as an option so we decided to check it out. Here are my ratings: Quality of drinks and food: good. I tried the Zigeuner Schnitzel that came with peppers, onions, and a sweet red paprika sauce. My sides were German potatoes and red cabbage. I frankly thought that the sauce was a little too overpowering and hid the taste of schnitzel a little bit. However, adding sautéed onions and peppers was an excellent idea. The sides were some of the best that I have ever tasted. The Dunkel was also delicious but I wish they also offered boots. Décor: pretty neat. The place feels partly a store and partly a restaurant. There are some fake looking Bavarian decorations glued to the wall but overall it made the place feel very cozy. They just need to have some live German polka music players as the music being played on the speakers gets repetitive after a while. Cleanliness: good. The tables were being constantly cleaned. Service: okay. Our server kept checking on us a little too frequently and it turned out that we were the last customers of his shift (as pointed out by him). He was obviously looking to be done with the day and go home which is understandable but I think that it unnecessarily put pressure on us to finish ordering and pay our check. A German restaurant experience is supposed to be nice and relaxing instead of hurried up. I think it would be better if the restaurant does what many others do which is to pass the waitstaff duty to someone on the next shift if it's getting too close to the original server's shift end time. Price: medium. The schnitzel was around $19 and the large beers were around $14. If you're in the mood for some good German food with matching beers then checkout Mr. Dunderbak's.

Delicious food and excellent service. My fav is the schnitzel and spaetzle. Same fun atmosphere I remember from decades ago, when I went to USF.