I ate the most wonderful German food at Julia's. I had a lentil soup that could curl your toes. It was so good with a fresh roll and butter truly amazing then for my main course I had schnitzel with the most wonderful German potato salad and I had a brown mushroom gravy and a sour cream cheese sauce, both of them With some wonderful red cabbage. The service is amazing, they don't make you wait definitely Service with a smile and they aim to please. Oh my, I forgot to mention that I had the most amazing plum streusel. You won't want to miss this restaurant.

German restaurant with friendly staff and Homestyle vibe located off Clemson road. Menu offers an array of German classics from schnitzel, reuben, spatzel, herring, and goulash. Portions run large so my guest and self opted to split the Reuben. Unlike others Julia's served hers with a tasty cheese sauce. Sandwich came served with choice of side, tonight we picked the German potato salad. The corned beef was moist and tender and the sauerkraut was perfectly seasoned. The German potato salad was served cold although a bit too vinegary for my liking. Save room for dessert as Julia's always has an array of daily offerings.

This spacious German eatery is great in satisfying your Schnitzel cravings. We had the sample platter, the White Jager schnitzel and the Jager schnitzel, along with Sauerkraut, potato salad. The sample platter came with some wurst which great and a pretzel and schnitzel fingers. The pretzel and schnitzel fingers were ok, what I did like about the pretzel however was it light and not too chewy. The main star of the show is the schnitzel I order the senior plate which was the perfect amount and you still get a side. Thr schnitzel were cooked to perfection and the sauces they had were great. I really enjoyed the potato salad and how it was seasoned. The sauerkraut had more of a sweeter taste, which was different for for me. Lastly we ordered the bread pudding, which was suppose to be almond apple. But it lacked both of those major flavors. It contained many raisins which I took away from those flavors. I would come back ere again as the staff is very nice and their schnitzel is great.

Stopped in for lunch, the whole staff was extremely welcoming and friendly. They work as a team and were very efficient. Really enjoyed the German decorations around the restaurant and found everything to be clean. The food was excellent. Enjoyed a schnitzel sandwich with the spatezel! Sandwich was crispy and a generous portion. As one would expect an excellent variety of German beers on tap. Will be back for sure!

An amazing experience. The atmosphere was small town local where everyone knows your name. Literally looking for Norm to walk in. The food was spectacular and the portions were huge. The service was outstanding. Great selection of German Beer and knowledge staff serving it. The food was made fresh and was solid and filling as it should be. Tasted great. It was great to walk in and be seated and just treated like a local. Great food, great beer and great service equal a great experience.

My wife and I went here at their previous location, and it was OK. However, my friend recently held his promotion party here, and everyone was content with their entrees, with most of us attending having spent considerable time in Germany. This is certainly the best German food to be found in the midlands. Their "MUST HAVE's" would be any of their homemade desserts, so save room, as they will exceed your expectations in this area.

This place has always been dear to my heart. Authentic German food at reasonable prices is exactly what we needed today! The staff is very friendly and service was prompt. Food is always on point and my only complaint is I was way too stuffed for dessert. You can't wrong here, period.

My partner and I went at around 12:30p since he had a hankering for some bratwurst. We walked in and there wasn't anyone at the host stand for a moment or so, but we didn't mind too much since we got a chance to take in the scenery. The host (owner?) asked if we've eaten there before, had German food before, and wished us a happy Valentine's Day. Nice service and nice interior! My partner and I got the hot pretzel ($7), Wiener schnitzel ($21.95), bratwurst ($13.95) with a side of sauerkraut ($4.25), a hot tea ($2.95), and a bottle of peche Lindeman's ($7.50). If I'm going to be real, the pretzel tasted exactly like a frozen (then heated) SuperPretzel you get at a ballgame. If that's the case, that's totally fine, I just was anticipating a homemade one. If that's not the case, the flavor and texture is strikingly similar. However, the pretzel was fluffy and hot, so we didn't have any complaints. The cheese that came with it was what impressed me the most. I was anticipating more of a "classic" yellow American or cheddar pairing, but the sauce was more of a white cheddar and pepper jack combination. It had a nice bite to it without being too spicy. My partner liked the spicy brown mustard more. My partner got the beer and was a big fan of it. He said it didn't even taste like beer, it tasted more like a soda. The peach flavor wasn't too strong or too artificial. I took a small sip, and even though I don't like peach flavored things, I could totally see the appeal. The rolls were nice, and I may or may not have handed off the salad to my partner. He really enjoyed the cabbage, and liked the beets and green beans. He said it was very light and refreshing. I tried a green bean, and I have to agree it wasn't all that bad, but just not my personal flavor profile. The wiener schnitzel was pretty good, but I think it was just a bit too much for me. It wasn't particularly greasy or anything, I suppose it was just a lot of fried stuff in one sitting. The späetzle was essentially just flavorless boiled dough. Nothing wrong with it, but could have used a sauce or something to add some flavor. The lemon did a lot of leg work to help break up the fried flavor on the schnitzel. My partner was really enjoying his bratwurst. He let me try some and I was impressed with them as well. He ate all of the brats, his roll, his sauerkraut, and most of his potato salad. He said it totally satisfied his craving. We were totally stuffed afterwards, but really enjoyed our meal. I didn't know a German spot would be something that I was this big a fan of, but I totally want to come back here again. My partner said the same, and even mentioned he wanted his family to try this place out as well. ------------------ Overall: My ratings: **Hot pretzel: 7/10 (with cheese sauce 7.8/10) **Bratwurst: 8/10 **Wiener schnitzel: 7.5/10 **Späetzle: 5/10 My partner's ratings: **Hot tea: 7/10 **Lindeman's peche beer: 9.5/10 **Hot pretzel: 7/10 (with mustard 9/10, chz sauce 8/10) **German salad: 7.5/10 **Bratwurst: 8.5/10 **Sauerkraut: 7.5/10 (w/ brat 8.5/10) **Potato salad: 7/10 Total rating: 7.5/10 (or 3.75/5, rounded to 4/5) Total: $65.89 (minus gratuity)