Rheinlander German Restaurant
4.1/5.0
37
reviews
5035 NE Sandy Blvd
Portland, OR288-5503
Category: German
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Recent Reviews for Rheinlander German Restaurant
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Nancy W.
Beaverton , Oregon
7
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I love this restaurant. There aren't enough German restaurants
in the Portland area but this one almost makes up for that fact.
The fondue with the German breads is enough to fill me up
so I have to limit myself.
I really prefer the sauerbrauten since I remember it from
my childhood. The beef is marinated to perfection and
served with spaetzle.
I could swear my Grandma cooked the meal :-)
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Jenann E.
Loma Linda , California
8
reviews
I went to the Rheinlander with my mother last summer, and I still
haven't forgotten it. The food was very good, and the atmosphere
was very neat. It's a nice place to go when you're tired of fast
food. I liked their sausages very much. My mom liked it so much,
she made a scrapbook page on it.
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Shannon S.
Hillsboro , Oregon
3
reviews
WOnderful ambience! Food is excellent, service is great but
the wandering accordion players can get a little irritating.
Not a place for young children, but older teenagers may appreciate
it.
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Mark T.
Portland , Oregon
24
reviews
Everybody seems to love Der Rheinlander, and I'm no exception.
This is one place where you'll never walk away hungry. You certainly
get your money's worth, for both the food and the entertainment
(if you can stomach the strolling accordion players...I guarantee
you will hear "Edelweiss" played at least once every visit).
We always bring out of town guests here, for there's simply no
other place quite like it!
For starters, the swiss fondue is very good, served with both
white and rye bread cubes (go for the rye, it's got a more intense
flavor). Then you have a choice of soups or salad (I always choose
the French onion soup...it's got big chunks of onion floating
in a dense, flavorful broth...very good). Then you're served
large rolls with plum butter - these are chewy and tasty, but be
careful, you may already be feeling full and your entree hasn't
even arrived yet!
I can recommend many excellent main courses here. My favorites
include the kraut roulad ...
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Anonymous
56944
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The treat of a lifetime. If you have people in from out of town
this is the place to take them. They will thank you for ever.
It's more than a place to get great food, it's an experience to
remember.....
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Pam F.
16
reviews
Very Very Delicious German Food The Very Best German Food I have
ever eaten. The hosenfeffer and viener snitsle (sp) are very
very tatsy.
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Marc R.
5
reviews
I went to this restaurant for the ordination dinner of one
my frends last June.
It was easily the best German food I've ever had outside of
someone's home.
The dinner started with a fondue with several kinds of
bread, followed by a butter lettuce salad with bay shrimp,
with a light dressing.
The soup, which was based on lentils, was hearty yet not at
all heavy.
For our main course, there was chicken, schnitzel, roast
beef, pork roast, spaetzle, and red cabbage, all of which
were cooked properly, with some sort of plum-based sauce.
Having eaten at many German restaurants (I'm of Austro-
Hungarian and German descent, from the German section of
Chicago), I was impressed with how this restaurant had
lightened their menu, since German food is traditionally
very heavy and greasy.
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