The Dakota Inn Rathskeller

Absolutely, full range of German food...few different healthy options

Lot next to restaurant with gaurd

Peg, The Dakota Inn typically has live bands on Fri-Sat nights 2 times a year: 1) Karneval (aka, Fasching in S. Germany) goes for 5 weekends, typically starting the end of January, going through the end of February. 2) Oktoberfest: Usually for about 7 weekends starting near the middle or end of September, going through the end of Oktober. When there are no bands, we will have a live piano player Thu-Sat nights except during July and early January when we're on vacation. All of these events and details are posted on http://www.dakota-inn.com/events/ and our Facebook events pages (if you follow the FB page, you will see invites). Thank you for asking, and PROST!

No. Suggest it for a large group, though.

Kassandra, Yes, though as E M said, when bands are playing it does get a bit hectic. This is during Oktoberfest, Fasching (February), and MaiFest (May). Please see our Facebook or Website pages for details. Thank you, and we hope to see you soon. Prost!

The history of beer dates back to the 6th millennium BC, and has been recorded in the written history of Ancient Iraq. Years later we have Oktoberfest...  While Oktoberfest today conjures images of beers and sausages, it was actually invented in honor of a wedding. The first Oktoberfest started on October 12, 1810, at the wedding of Bavaria's Crown Prince Ludwig to Princess Therese of Saxony-Hildburghausen.  Little known to most historians, post wedding festivities offered more enjoyment than possibly the wedding itself. The prince's estranged lover, Lady Jane Digby devised a plan to sabotage the wedding. Lady Digby coordinated to release all of the towns chickens in hopes to destroy their wedding day.  The rest is his

Yes its parking lot is fenced in and there's always an attendant at the gate keeping an eye on the cars.