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				 The Rathskeller at Old World Village is a 
					downstairs restaurant and pub with sausages, sandwiches, beer, mixed 
					cocktails and a local audience of regulars who enjoy 
					talking, socializing and relaxing.  Located across the 
					cobbled plaza from Old World German Restaurant where 
					Oktoberfest, Mardi Gras and many festivals and buffets are 
					held, Rathskeller is open daily and provides a tucked away, 
					intimate setting. On Friday, Saturday and Sunday owner Lony 
					Hauff plays a customized keyboard accordion, delighting 
					audiences of all ages.  
					"Although the perception 
					that the music and environment at our local pub is for an 
					older crowd, there's a resurgence of interest in this 
					culture and music played by my father that attracts people 
					in their 20's and 30's. It's actually considered cool or 
					retro," said Monica Geub.  
					Rathskeller overlooks the 
					Old World 
					Village Church. The convenience of a bar near a church is 
					nothing new. Many of the old, established towns in the 
					Midwest are built with churches and taverns near each other. 
					There's a saying (song) enjoyed by some European cultures 
					that goes like this:  "In heaven there is no beer. 
					That's why we drink it while we're here."  
					The Rathskeller, is located 
					in Old World Village in Huntington Beach, California and is 
					a family owned and operated pub and restaurant, serving 
					authentic Bavarian dishes since 1978. Transport yourself 
					back into a classic 19th century northern European pub as 
					you are greeted by a member of the Hauff family.  
					 
					 Rathskeller's menu includes a variety of good home-cooked 
					German Dishes as well as some of the finest 
					imported and domestic Beers and Wine. Be sure to check out 
					their "specials of the week" and their regular menu of good 
					German-American foods. Don't forget to try an Underberg, 
					that little bottle of herbs to end your meal and give you 
					that feeling of being bright and alert. 
					 
					The Rathskeller is the place to come enjoy a conversation 
					about life, world politics, soccer, or just about any 
					subject that comes to mind amongst good friends. 
					 
					The Rathskeller Pub & Restaurant is the perfect place for an 
					intimate party (birthday, business, wedding, etc.) or get 
					togethers of 2 - 30 people. Open 7 days a week, hours are 11 
					a.m. to 2 a.m. 
					Old World Village Rathskellar is open 
					daily. Other restaurants 
					in Huntington Beach offer varied 
					prices, menus and locations in shopping centers, outdoors, 
					at the beach, in Central Park and 
					overlooking Main Street or the
					Pacific Ocean.  
					Menu items as of 
					publishing include: 
					Bratwurst on a Roll or with 
					Kraut on Top 
					Knackwurst w/ Potato Salad & Sauerkraut 
					Polnische w/ Potato Salad & Sauerkraut 
					Bratwurst (Veal) w/ Potato Salad & Sauerkraut 
					Nurnberger Bratwurst  w/ Potato Salad & Sauerkraut 
					Schnitzel w/ Fried Potatoes & Vegetables 
					Kassler Rippchen (Smoked Pork Chop) w/ Sauerkraut & Potato 
					Salad 
					Leberkase w/ Potato Salad 
					2 Wieners w/ Potato Salad & Sauerkraut 
					Strammer Max w/ Potato Salad 
					Ham Sandwich w/ Potato Salad 
					Prices on above items range from $5 - $12  
					Soft drinks include Slice, 
					Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Dr. Pepper, Soda Water, Brisk Ice Tea, 
					Raspberry Tea, Coffee and Domestic Wines 
					Draft 
					Beers List 
					Warsteiner Pils, Bitburger 
					Pils, German Dark Beer 
					Bottled Beers 
					Miller Lite, Budweiser, Bud 
					Light, Coors Light, Bitburger Drive (non-alcoholic) 
					Becks, Club Weisse, Hefe Weisse, Double Bock 
					  
					About the photographer and 
					this website: Debbie Stock is an 
					award winning photographer, webmaster and press/public 
					relations professional in Huntington Beach, California. She 
					has provided photos to State of California Visitor Guides, 
					Huntington Beach Visitor Guides, calendars, 
					postcards, brochures, newspapers, magazines and more. Her 
					most recent credit is an international award for her team 
					efforts in building the Huntington Beach Conference and 
					Visitors Bureau website, which she worked on for two years. You can contact her at 714.847.3277 or 
					send mail to California Travel News, PO Box 947, Sunset 
					Beach, CA 90742 
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