Play Pokies at The Harmonie German Club

Dropped in for a meal on a Saturday night. The food was well priced, tasty with generous portions. The beer was cold and I really enjoyed the Weiss beer. It's casual and a relaxed atmosphere with everyone enjoying them selves. The bar looks a great place to watch sporting events. Check out a piece of the Berlin Wall out the front.

Fantastic meal, exactly what we were expecting. Delicious German fare! It's super busy, but food comes out quickly and is cooked to perfection. Don't forget to book a pork knuckle if you want one!

Awesome place to visit when visiting Canberra and indulge a real deal German feast. Pork knuckle Is the sought after signature but pre-order is recommended. Next best is the "Schnitzel King" and the "Munich Man Feast" which can be ordered in situ. Good range of German beers also available at the bar.

Fantastic food!
Lovely staff!
Awesome venue for a concert! Travis Collins's gig on Sept 20,'24 had the place packed and pumping!
All the staff were most pleasant! Lovely venue! A must if you love German food too! The strudel was delicious too!

Could not book the restaurant for dinner on Saturday but turned up and found it was just as nice sitting in the downstairs open area near the beer cellar ( we were lucky as there was a live blues performance so we had great music too!). The sports bar area also has dining space but it can get noisy. The food has to be ordered at the restaurant ( expect a line at peak times). We were lucky to have the last pork knuckle in the kitchen and it comes with a knife stuck in it! Presentation aside, the dish is great with great crunch to the crispy skin ( I heard the crackling crunch from two tables away before mine came!) The pork knuckle comes with sauerkraut and red cabbage- so tasty. I loved the Pretzel though... it comes warm and is soft inside, crispy outside with a salty crust. The beetroot fritters are unusual and not crispy if you are expecting a crisp fritter. The Munich Man is good for sharing (2-3). The Frikadallen ( meatball) is tennis ball sized and is tasty. The sauce is just as delicious. The rest- sausage, pork loin, schnitzel- are ok. Atmosphere & food is good. You also get to read about the German immigrants and see some mementos. Outside, it is wonderful to see a piece of history, a portion of the real Berlin Wall. You don't have to be a member to eat there. The place is also home to Canberra's dinner theatre.