Brotzeit

Jolanda Punyanan

4.0

German cuisine presents rich flavors and hearty servings that would appeal to the largely carnivorous Filipino palate. Meat figures prominently in German food, with pork making up most of the meat dishes from wursts to roasts. Take Brotzeit’s Wunderplatte/Wonder Platter (Php3,700) for example. I was able to sample this filling curation of signature German dishes and new items when I visited Brotzeit before thee quarantine.

Ting Ting

5.0

Lots of drinks to choose whether beer, wine, or cocktail. My friends and I only tried their cocktails and they were good! They had helpful staff as well. I would only comment on their speed in serving their customers because they look understaffed even on a Friday night. Overall, we had a very good experience here!

Asiah Saroyo

3.0

Made a reservation here for our team dinner since it was recommended by my other workmates. Mostly ordered the sausage platter (can be good for 3-4) and the brotzeit platter with ribs (good for 5-6 pax).The food was delicious, especially their best-seller german saugages. And what's sausage without beer? We also tried a barrel of the "world's oldest brewery" -Weihenstephaner. This is a must-try even for non-beer drinkers! 😁What I didn't like was the place being so noisy. It tops a bar/club with loud music. Almost everyone in their tables were making loud noises/cheering/etc. I hope the other customers will also be considerate for the others who just want to drink and talk a little.Overall:Place/ambiance - 4/5Comfort room (I have to give this a rating every now and then) - 2/5Price - 2/5Service - 3/5