The ?Stammtisch? comes from two German words, stamm, meaning family and tisch, meaning table. Put the two together and you have a ?family table.? Traditionally, people would gather round the stammtisch and talk and drink. At Zum Stammtisch, they?ve added another
activity - eating great food.
Decorated like an authentic Bavarian Inn, with rich, dark wood, stained glass windows, an enormous moose head and classic beer steins on display, Zum Stammtisch is owned by Hans and Werner Lehner. For 33 years they have been operating it in their very hospitable way keeping up the quality that their father started. Hans and Werner say ?authenticity ? is the key to their success. The chefs are three wonderful women who prepare hearty, traditional food like the house specialty, Goulash Soup - a rich braise of beef and spices. The Sauerbraten is prepared in a sweet and sour beef sauce with two very light baseball size potato dumplings. Desserts, brought in from a German bakery, include apple strudel which is crisp, hot and filled with apples, ground walnuts and spice. Top it off with vanilla ice cream and you?re yodeling. There is a large variety of German specialty liquors and German beers including some on tap. Bring the whole family - a children?s menu is
available and the newly renovated party room is great for
your next affair.
Zum Stammtisch received a very respectable ?23?
for food in the Zagat Survey and was awarded high ratings
in Newsday and the Daily News. It was featured on the Television Food Network?s ?Dining Around.? Zum Stammtisch reminds us of the importance of tradition
and good solid cuisine. So open the mustard, order a
cold pilsner and get ready for a lesson in taste. OKTOBERFEST YEAR ROUND; DINNER SPECIALS; PRIVATE PARTY ROOM; ON PREMISE CATERING; TAKE OUT; HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE
RESERVATIONS
Suggested
CREDIT CARDS
AMEX VISA MC
HOURS
Sun - Thurs
12:00 - 10:00
Fri & Sat
12:00 - 11:00
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Cuisine: German