Naschmarkt - Review - Pleasanton - San Francisco - The Infatuation
Briefly

Naschmarkt features a cozy Alpine lodge ambiance with warm wood and exposed brick, perfect for cold weather. Guests are recommended to try the pretzel served with an intensely malty beer-cheese sauce. The pork wiener schnitzel pairs well with a tangy lingonberry sauce, enhancing the dish's flavors. The restaurant's wine list primarily focuses on Austrian and German wines, with dry grüner veltliner being a great pairing for rich dishes like Hungarian beef goulash. Reservations are suggested for weekends when the restaurant is busier with diners.
Naschmarkt features a dimly lit dining room with warm wood and exposed brick, creating an inviting atmosphere reminiscent of an Alpine lodge, ideal for cold weather.
Start with a pretzel served with an intensely malty beer-cheese sauce, a delicious appetizer that you’ll want to savor after finishing the pretzel.
Enjoy the pork wiener schnitzel paired with a tangy lingonberry sauce that complements and enhances the flavors of the dish.
The wine list includes Austrian and German selections, with a dry grüner veltliner recommended to accompany rich dishes like Hungarian beef goulash.
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