
Popular Restaurant and Event Venue. The Bierstube German/American restaurant and our events are Open to the Public. Our Easter, Mother’s Day and Thanksgiving all you can eat Champagne Brunch Buffets are very popular. We offer daily specials, a full bar, and 14 beers on tap. Founded as a German cultural and social club in Anaheim in 1960, The Phoenix Club opened at our new location in Brea, California in April 2024. Club membership is open to people who have an appreciation of German culture and the German language. We have special interest groups that our membership enjoys, and we offer German Language Lessons. We also have the perfect group event and meeting space for banquets and private events.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 375 W Central Ave, Brea, CA 92821
Phone: (714) 563-4166
Website: https://www.thephoenixclub.com/
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Reviews
Been here a handful of times now, food is usually really good and the service is quick. They have some of TVs to watch the games on. Plenty of great German beer on tap and sometimes you’ll walk in and they’ll have one beer on special for the day, thats always nice.
Not sure how busy it gets, I usually go on Saturday afternoons the times I’ve been and it’s usually not to busy. I went once for a Euro Cup game and it was really busy.
Stop by and have a good beer and a relaxing time.
Forgive me, I am a poor judge of beer as I rarely drink, so this review will have to be all about the food and service . The food, based on this single experience at this restaurant, was quite satisfactory. Mine was the Jaeger schnitzel, and I got to taste the selections of others in my party, including a breaded chicken cutlet, cheese plate, fresh-baked pretzels, apple strudel, black forest cake, German chocolate cake, and the German Cuban sandwich. All pretty good, no standouts, although the Jaeger schnitzel was the best entree, and the black forest cake, the favorite of the desserts. I did wish I’d ordered the Rumptoff, as it was reportedly delicious, but hindsight is 20/20.
In all, the atmosphere was simple, casual, family-friendly and straightforward (like the service). Thank goodness, no annoying oompah music blasted during our visit. The Phoenix Club is German, but they don’t feel the need to be over-the-top about it. That’s a win!
They have german dish
They are all not bad, but not super authentic from what my friend said who visit Germany a lot
The restaurant is big with some decor, the server will help you but its hard to find them a lot of times, def some wait even its empty.
I will recommend if you are looking for German food around, but overall i prob wont come again. But its worth a try if you havent try it yet.
Not the German food we’re used to having! Sausage selection very.limited.