Tyber Bierhaus - Bethesda

Food was good. I think the cook was watching too much football and left things in the fryer a little too long. I enjoyed the casual atmosphere and am happy to find a German restaurant that is close.

Great location across from Bethesda Metro. Needless to say a terrific selection of beers as well as great pretzels and sausage. Happy Hour has some nice specials. Establishment was quiet on this visit yet I would chalk it up to a December weeknight. I'm sure the place is vibrant on weekends as well as during warmer months or special occasions.

Food was excellent the beer even better!!!! Our server was very attentive. I would return without question

On the plus side, my wife 's mussels were good, and she enjoyed her mixed drink. My experience wasn 't as good: forgettable sausages and a dissatisfying beer experience. I ordered the Monk 's sour, which is a favorite and fairly moderate in cost compared to other Belgian options. For $11 for 0.3 liters, I got a small glass which later proved to be marked for 0.25 liters . I just felt ripped off, and mentioned to the server who said he 'd mention it to the manager in a few days. Never have I met a less empowered person! So, it 's a nice little hole in the wall in the heart of Bethesda where everything else is crowded, noisy, and overdone but I 's probably not got back for dinner, and I 'd like to see a decent beer priced a bit more reasonably than $44 per liter.

When I entered the restaurant, I was taken aback by the picnic tables and benches bolted to the floor - not the most comfortable seating. However, I was pleased with the wide variety of beers available. The food was decent, although my sausage was a bit dry.