HOME Travel Guide Common Sense Travel
decorative font style
    Travel >> Holiday Travel >  >> Hotel & Food

Steinhaus Keller: Authentic German Rathskeller in Historic Hot Springs

Steinhaus Keller: Authentic German Rathskeller in Historic Hot Springs

What to know

Feel transported to Germany as you make your way down the stairs into the bedrock of Spencer’s Corner in historic downtown Hot Springs. The old world grotto feel of exposed rock and barreled ceilings makes Steinhaus Keller a true German Rathskeller. The lush biergarten located in the atrium of the building features a calming water feature, full service dining and a pet friendly environment.

Chef and owner David McGuire creates culinary magic with authentic recipes and ingredients from the Bavarian region of Germany. Choose from pretzels, schnitzel, red cabbage, traditional German potato salad and much more. To round off the experience, the bar features the state’s largest section of German and European bier. Fur babies are also able to partake in the festivities with a dedicated Barking Biergarten Bites menu where everything is safe and non-alcoholic.

On the weekends you can stretch out your lederhosen and polka with boisterous live entertainment. Reservations are recommended. Steinhaus Keller opens at 3 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday and is closed Monday.

Prost!

Hotel & Food
  • Historic 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa: Eureka Springs Premier Ozark Retreat

    What to know High above a Victorian village on a 15-acre Ozark mountaintop sits this Historic Hotel of America. This palatial structure and landmark is the states “Symbol of Hospitality”. The icon for Eureka Springs lodging, this full-service hotel features 72 guest rooms, upscale suites, and four cabin-like treehouse cottages. Guests of this acclaimed mountaintop spa resort enjoy grand vistas, resort activities, hot tub and swimming pool, New Moon Spa & Salon, La Cena Restaurant, SkyBar Gourmet

  • Discover Lake Fort Smith State Park: Camping, Hiking & Adventures in the Ozarks

    What to know A beautiful multi-use area on the banks of Lake Fort Smith, this is a scenic, well-maintained park in the Boston Mountain Valley of the Ozarks with camping, fishing, kayaking, hiking, and mountain biking. For backpackers, it is the western terminus of the 240-mile Ozark Highlands Trail. The park offers 30 campsites (20 Class AAA and 10 Class B), 10 cabins, a swimming pool, marina with boat rentals, pavilion, picnic sites, and group facilities including a dining hall and two group lo

  • Myrtie Mae s Cafe: Award-Winning Fried Chicken with Stunning Ozark Mountain Views

    What to know Local dining favorite with a view of the scenic Ozark Mountains; known for award-winning fried chicken and salad bar, which includes homemade soups and desserts, freshly made muffins, breakfast and Sunday brunch. Located in the Best Western Inn of the Ozarks.