To say The Beerlord eagerly awaited the opening of Radegast is an understatement along the lines of saying subprime mortgages had a slight effect on the current recession.  Week after week in late 2007, I checked and checked and checked to see when I could raise my mug on 3rd Street in Williamsburg. When the night finally came in November, I rounded up the Army and descended upon Williamsburg.  The Beerlord was not disappointed.  It’s awesome German, Czech and Belgian beers were overshadowed by the, perhaps, unparalleled atmosphere.  The spacious beer hall featuring 12 taps drawn from an enormous circular bar and quality sit-down dining.  Attached is the indoor biergarten with roof panels that open during pleasant weather.  Numerous picnic benches made from salvaged fir, make the perfect spot to plop down after ordering bratwurst and saurkraut from the grilling station.  Bottom Line: A Can’t Miss.

SPECIAL FEATURES

Bifurcated setting with a large beer hall and a huge indoor beer garden.  Panels on the roof of the beer garden open during nice weather.

Credit Cards Accepted

FOOD/SPIRITS

Full sit-down menu.  Grilling station also in beer garden.

Full Bar and wine list.

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12 Taps and quality bottle selection
Recommended:  BrouCzech and Hofbrau Oktoberfest

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