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Address: 2410 Pleasantville Rd, Fallston, MD 21047
Phone: (443) 299-6206
Website: http://www.blackforesttaphouse.com/
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Best pretzel I’ve had. I’ve ordered it on 6 occasions and every time it tastes the same. Melts in your mouth. Sausages are excellent and conventional food options I’ve had are great.
Beer options are good, but DB has then beat readily on this.
Family run pub in the Kingsville area. This is one of the very few places I’ll travel to for a meal ( typically I am a real proponent of staying super local with establishment choices)
Service is always great, everyone we talk to is helpful and friendly every time. A bit of an older crowd, similar to Red Brick Station.
The Food:
My 3 companions and I ordered one jumbo brauhaus Bavarian pretzel to share, and jumbo it was! We split it 4 ways and it whetted our appetite perfectly.
For my main course, I ordered fish and chips. My companions ordered the champagne salmon, the wurstenplatten (sausage platter), and the pork osso bucco (slow roasted pork shank on bacon and mashed potatoes).
The Taste:
My fish and chips were enjoyable. Though the batter was a little TOO batter-y for me, the white fish inside moist and flaky, just the way I like it. The fries were great.
My companions dishes were great too. The pork shank was amazing, the salmon was top notch, and the sausages were good. The spatzle (noodle) that came with both the salmon and sausages was such an interesting side — kinda bland, kinda chewy, but really enjoyable. Who would’ve thunk it? And the red cabbage that came with the sausages were surprisingly yummy.
The Service and Setting:
Our server was excellent — friendly and knowledgeable; she made an excellent recommendation (pork shank). And she was quite attentive, refilling our waters quickly without us having to ask. And the interior had a subtle German aesthetic without being too guady. Plus, it has a live band when we came on a Saturday night.
Note, the parking lot is small and the stalls are kinda tight. If you have a large SUV or truck, be prepared for plenty of 7-point turns
The Conclusion:
Black Forest is a great choice if you want German food or a place to knock back a few beers while watching the game. While the prices are premium, it’s definitely a “you get what you pay for” situation. I’ll definitely return if I get the chance.
The Spaetzel, Pork Pot Stickers, and Pierogi were ok. Good, but we weren’t wowed. The Potato Pancakes and Apple Sauce were great as usual. BUT, the Tomato Basil Shrimp Bisque was truly one of the best soups I’ve ever eaten in a restaurant in my entire life. Full of flavor, velvety smooth, and loaded with shrimp. Well worth the $9.90 price!
I’ll add that our server Kaitlin was sweet, friendly, attentive, and welcoming.