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Businiess name:
Newportville Inn
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
I wouldn't reccomend this place to any one (i like). I recently ate there and was served pork so dry I could barley chew it with saurkraut that tasted like it came out of a can. I was very disapointed as I alwalys look forward to eating german food and was lead to believe this is what was served there. I am german (can you tell from the name) and am actually a little insulted by them calling what I ate german food. Besides that it was expensive, dark, crowded, and I found my chair rather uncomfortable. I won't waste another evening at this place, next time I am craving a german dish I will drive an extra 15 minutes and go to one of the real german restraunts in the city.
Pros: German beer on tap
Cons: lousy food, expensive for what you get, cramped dark atmosphere, parking
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