Haus Murphy's

I’ve had Haus Murphy’s on my list for a long time, so when we found ourselves on the west side this weekend, we made it a point to head over to Old Town Glendale. It’s a very cool area, and this quaint little spot fits right into the heart of it. ​The Food I’ve been on a mission to find a German braised pork shank ever since seeing one while traveling, and the Eisbein here did not disappoint. The savory-sweet pork blended perfectly with the tartness of the sauerkraut, and it paired exceptionally well with the German fried potatoes. ​Alma ordered the Reuben, which was an incredibly hearty sandwich. Needless to say, we both left completely full and even had some leftovers to take home. ​The Experience The atmosphere is charming and the staff was very polite. However, the service was a bit on the slow side during our visit, so be prepared to take your time and enjoy the surroundings. ​The Value In today’s restaurant scene, finding this kind of quality and portion size at such a great value is rare. Haus Murphy’s is a gem for anyone looking for authentic German comfort food without breaking the bank. ​Final Verdict If you find yourself in Glendale, this is a solid choice. Great food and excellent value—just a bit of a wait for the service. We’ll definitely be back!

What a wonderful culinary German experience! Jackie #1 provided outstanding service! The Roulladen were excellent!! (You must order these when you come!) I was dubious because i make them myself but Haus Murphy’s did not disappoint!! The fried potatoes were so very tasty. I also was delighted to order a gluten free German chocolate pie. The wall decor reminded me of my childhood😊

Everything was absolutely delicious! We highly recommend checking this place out! We asked our waitress for a few suggestions and were not disappointed. I had a craving for German food and this was exactly what we had hoped for.

If you are looking for authentic German food and a friendly atmosphere, you should visit Haus Murphy’s. I had the roulade with spätzle and red cabbage, and it was very good. My husband had the schnitzel platter, and we also ordered a giant pretzel. The pretzel was fine, nothing too special, but everything else was outstanding. Of course, we also ordered a couple of beers, and they were both good as well. The staff were incredibly friendly, and we would go back for sure!

We came out to Haus Murphy's Octoberfest event. Our party of four had reservations inside the dining room, but the "Alley" was much more festive (at an additional charge). The food and service were excellent. We started with authentic Octoberfest and Dunkel beer in giant 32oz. steins. The shared pretzel came hot with spicy mustard and cheese sauce. Our German specialties for dinner included two Schnitzels and several Bratwurst. The side dishes were a wonderful addition to the meal; Applesauce, Fried Potatoes, warm Potato Salad, Spatzel noodles, Red Cabbage and loads of delicious Sauerkraut. Service was timed perfectly, just the right amount between courses because we wanted to socialize. Our server helped us with special requests and questions about the event menu. We added Apple Strudel, Chocolate Pie and German Chocolate Cake to finish the meal. And ended the night with Apfel Schnapps and dancing in the "Alley." A memorable evening. Thank you Haus Murphy's.