Hakodate Beerhall

Great place with great decor and delicious garlic bread. the 200 gram hokkaido bark was soft and tasty for ¥3200. the bark salad for $1080 was not so good because it was too chewing. the service was okay. overall, it was delicious and I would definitely come back.

We checked the German menu: all kinds of beer to test plus six types of sausages and sausages on animal bones. The beer selection was alt, ale, weizen, koelsch and strong beer which had 10%. Altogether the beers tasted good with exception of the koelsch. From experience (I 've been living in Germany and loving beer for almost 15 years now) I 'd say that all beers are Japanese interpretation of the German variants. All of them tasted less strong and did not have any specific taste spikes . I loved that aspect of the beers (except for the koelsch which isn 't quite palatable to all people in Germany either). Get there and try the beer selection.

Great food and service, really good prices, wish they had a bigger beer selection..only two beers listed that were brewed here, a red and a pilsner, so I had a great Sapporo black.

EPIC place to eat at after an evening of shopping with super rad staff and fast service. Food presentation was totally gnarly, but the flavor was kind of lacking. My beef (I ate the beef curry) was overcooked and didn't hold much flavor, but the rice and sauces made up for it. Vegetarians/Vegans: barely any options, but you can take out the seafood and have only vegetables for the Seafood Chop Suey with Fried Noodles dish

Good food and beer but the staff was not friendly at all. As a solo traveler they looked annoyed that I was going in by myself. They didn't even let me have a minute to figure out what I wanted and stood there until I decided. Servers kept checking in on the couples to either side of me but never came to my table again. The crab pasta with tomato creme sauce ¥1397) and medium Hakodate red brick beer ¥990) was good but didn't excuse the servers.