Martina's German Cuisine
(727) 319-0082
9277 Seminole Blvd
Seminole,
FL
33772
27.8575
-82.7872
Reviews & Ratings for Martina's German Cuisine
6 reviews
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Great early bird specials
by miamiller50
March 09, 2006
Martina's has great early bird specials, small prices and smaller servings, but plenty of food to eat. A great selection of beers & wines and desserts to die for. Don't go without reservations, the restaurant is very small. Excellant staff they actually explain things on their menus to you. They really want to make sure you understand what you are getting.
- Pros: early bird specials, large variety of food, great rolls
- Cons: need reservations
WOW!
by ilovedevilrays
September 28, 2005
There were 9 of us in the party and it was amazing. All of our food was served at the same time and tasted delightful!! The service was great and we had a wonderful time.
Wonderful Experience
by martinjohn
July 31, 2005
Being in Martina's is like being in a cozy Bavarian home, clean, soft and romantic. The food is superb, with hints of cinnimon and clove here and there--the Sauerbraten is meltingly tender, with a dark rich sauce that happily blends with the accompanying homemade Spaetzle--and you will find several vegetarian options. Good selection of German beers and wines, served in beautiful imported glasses. Portions are generous--great leftovers to go!
- Pros: homestyle cooking, flavorful sauces, atmosphere
- Cons: brusque server
German Chocolate cake that is to die for. by Wendy O. at InsiderPages
Contributor
May 25, 2005
If you can't get out to the Schnitzelhaus and your craving bratwurst and beer, check out Martina's. While their food isn't as good as the 'haus, their decor is way better and their service is fast and friendly.
They have a very clean atmosphere and are conveniently located. However, they aren't open on Sundays and Mondays, which is unfortunate. I wouldn't recommend the curried dish, because it kind of tastes like ketchup, but the beer, potato pancakes, brats and lentil soup were out of this world.
The peice d'resistance? German Chocolate Cake. Holy cow. It was probably the best desert I ever had. The cake was spongy and the chocolate so smooth. This kind of delicious can only be made by hand.
German yes Value NO
by ccabuck
February 09, 2005
You would think she had everything flown in fresh prior to serving based on the price. Food was okay but way overpriced for what you get. Small portions and service was just okay. Won't be going back.
The wonderful smell of homemade sauerkraut and the funny chirp of the cuckoo clocks make you feel as if you've stumbled onto German soil.
by Contributor
November 17, 2003
In Short
It looks like a German chalet inside, with cowbells and beer steins hanging from the walls along with the pretty dried flowers decorating the tables. Martina is so serious about providing the real thing that she serves special "Spitzweck dinner rolls" flown all the way from Germany. Among the restaurant's other offerings are excellent bratwurst served with mashed potatoes and sauerkraut, and rouladen (beef rolls glazed with German mustard and stuffed with bacon and onions).
