Das Boot Camp Restaurant & Bar

Been here numerous times. Last time was for my 21^st birthday. Got a free birthday cake shot. Happy hour is $ 4 liter boots. Strongly recommend the Jäger Schnitzel. Can’t go wrong with das boot camp. Everything is fresh and tasty. The servers are always kind. Love every aspect of it.

This place is phenomenal! The salads are amazing and the cheese sausage sandwich was fantastic. Best service around. We will definitely keep this place in out favorites line up.

I love that we had a great time here I brought my boy’s and there dad we all love the food I will be back keep up the great work.

Delicious German food, good beer brewed at Royal Bavaria and really good service. Be sure to try the red cabbage.

Fantastic food and beer! Great price great atmosphere. Had the jäger schnitzel sandwich with fries and German curry ketchup… Lightest buttery golden beer. Lovely. Great service and selfish food. A must try destination in Norman

Great cheese curds and wonderful and friendly staff. I would have to give them 5 stars to boot!

Can’t come close to filling these shoes!
Where else can you buy a beer in a boot. Had the 1litre and pretzel curd and died out front. See me here again!

My fiancé and I are frequent customers at Das Boot. They are the only German restaurant in Norman and they don’t disappoint. The food is always fresh and tasty and the bread basket is to die for. They have excellent beer brought in from their Moore parent restaurant, Royal Bavaria.

I must admit I am a bit disappointed with this restaurant; however, I think it is in part of the expectations I had going in. Their selection of beer is rather limited, and nothing to really write home about. The food is also mediocre. Their service is efficient.

Food: ⁵⁄₅
Service: ⁵⁄₅
Cleanliness: ⁵⁄₅
Décor & Style: ³⁄₅
Excellent German boot beer and bratwurst and a great place to hang out downtown. The place however looks like a cheap diner and the patio is not so nice as well. Good food, drinks, and service. They just need to update the look of this place.

I enjoy trying different types of food and I’m a pretty big fan of German food so this place had been «bookmarked» on my list for a long time.
I’m glad to say that overall I enjoyed my visit to Das Boot Camp restaurant the other evening.
I think the decorations on the inside of the restaurant are playful and funny. I really like the plastic boot lights. Very creative. There are plastic boots for beer as well!
Overall the food was good. We started with an order of friends cheese curds and a boot of Dunkel for my date and a pint of Oktoberfest for me.
Or my main dish, I ordered the plain Weiner Schnitzel and it was good but it was dry and really needed a sauce. Luckily I had some mustard and a dill sauce leftover from the fried cheese curds (not sure what they called them on the menu) that I drenched my pork with, which made it better.
My partner ordered the Jäger Schnitzel that came drenched in a delicious gravy sauce and a bunch of bacon… Need I say more?! BACON!!! Note: I’d highly recommend what he ordered… especially since it only costs 50 cents more than my plate did.
We both ordered the German potato salad and we weren’t very impressed. We both have made our own German potato salads from scratch and enjoy those and the way our families make it way more. This restaurant’s version was very bland to put it mildly… no vinegar was used… no bacon either. Pretty disappointed with my side and like I said the main dish and appetizer were good but not great. I really enjoyed my bf’s dish though.
Now I know what I’ll order next time and maybe get that 5 star experience!

WILL NOT BE COMING BACK. what a sad excuse for service! I am never picky but I had to sign into Unilocal just to encourage other people to AVOID THIS PLACE. Last night I came in with my dad. We each ordered pints of beer. The waiter brought us liters. If I had wanted an overpriced, weak $ 9 beer, I would’ve asked for it, but I didn’t. We both clearly asked for pints. We didn’t send them back because we hate to be a problem.
Then, my server (a male with red hair) brought my dad the wrong entrée. He clearly asked for the Munich Pork Roast and was then served jägerschnitzel. Those aren’t even remotely the same. We told the waiter he brought the wrong dish and he said, «oh it is? Sorry.» And he walked away. He did not offer to fix it. My family is very easy going and we can see past a couple small mistakes, but this kind of service is ridiculous. We won’t return. Maybe if the food was good we would, but we were highly disappointed.

Really, Really Good! This is as good German food as I’ve had, and I’ve been to quite a few. The German Potato Salad and Sauerkraut are both very flavorful, the Burger made from a Brat is excellent beer food and the Schnitzel is as good as I’ve had. Very tender and full of flavor. We all really enjoyed and are glad we stopped.

Food and beer were great. We had jägerschnitzel and jäger roast. Both were fabulous. Fun drinking beer out of a boot shaped glass. Will definitely go back.

It was ok. The mashed potatoes and gravy were some of the best ever I will say that.
Was kinda pissed when we went for dinner and got the combo, a sausage, side and a beer for $ 8. Good deal right. I ordered a second beer and the beer alone was $ 9.50. It would have been nice to have been told that it would be cheaper with another combo.

Always happy with this place. Fast friendly service. Granted we only eat here about twice a year, we never leave upset. They have the only sauerkraut I can eat. And that’s saying Alot coming from a person who doesn’t normally eat sauerkraut. It’s not bitter, it’s not sour, and it’s not sweet, no over baring vinegar taste or smell… it’s just perfect.

Great German restaurant! Food was outstanding and the service was prompt an friendly too
jäger schnitzel entrée was done just right as was the gravy and spatzle.
Try the sausage sampler appetizer if you don’t get sausage as a meal — also well worth it!

The most notable feature of this restaurant, aside from their amazing food, good service, and convenient location?
THEY HAVE FREAKING DELIVERY. Yes, that’s right. You read that correctly. If you’re at home, feeling sick or too exhausted to cook after a long day – just order food by calling in or going on Order Up and they’ll DELIVER their food to you. It’s a $ 4 delivery charge, but that’s worth it to me. Moving along.
They have a well priced alcohol selection. $ 4 for a liter boot and $ 2.99 shots. They brew their own beers as well. Those beers are very, very sought after people. After the big soccer games – Das Boot Camp ran out of all of their Citrus Blonde beer and had to wait almost a week for their reserve beers to finish fermenting. So get your beer while you can. First come, first serve!
Their staff shirts are freaking awesome. And you can buy them!!! «Keep calm and drink a boot.» «Our boot is made for drinking.» They come in gray, green and red, and go up to XXL. *Scoops more brownie points*
Okay. Now for the food.
I ordered the Nurenberger sausages with mashed potatoes, and a Coke.
Sweet mother of mercy.
Royal Bavaria is good, okay? It’s fantastic. So when I say I liked this better than the sausages I had ordered previously at Royal Bavaria – that’s saying something. The sausages were moist and flavorful, hot and nicely grilled. (Some people burn the crap out of their sausages before serving them. No. Don’t do that. Bad people.) The Neurenberger sausages have a marjoram/​garlic/​onion flavor, but it’s not an insanely strong flavor that leaves you with stinking breath for weeks. It’s good. Really good. Also if you cut the sausage up and dip it into the dijon mustard it makes it even better.
I had ordered the mashed potatoes on a previous trip to DBC (with the schnitzel) and wasn’t crazy about them because of the hordes of mushroom gravy that had been put on top of it. So I was hesitant to try them again.
The mashed potatoes were so good I put the sausages to rest for a moment and stuffed my face full of the stuff. I could barely make notes in my phone about them because ooohhhhh myyyy goosshhh they were so GOOD. These mashed potatoes didn’t come swimming in mushroom gravy. Oh no. These creamy, slightly lumpy mashed potatoes had a crater of au jus gravy sauce type stuff inside of it. (It closely resembles au jus, but it was a bit thicker and had seasoning and was more flavorful, thus, «au jus gravy sauce type stuff.») If you aren’t crazy about brown mushroom gravy – get the mashed potatoes with this stuff.
The meal also came with a «hard roll.» I figured the bread would be hard, given that it’s a «hard roll.» Not personally a fan of hard bread, but hey, German food. I’ll eat whatever you put in front of me. A pleasant surprise when I discovered that the bread roll wasn’t hard… it was soft and warm! Not warm like sitting-​under-​a-​heat-​lamp-​for-​hours kind of warm. Warm like fresh-​out-​of-​the-​oven warm. It was doughy and delicious and amazing. I could have eaten ten of those if I had the chance.
As I’m coming down from my climax of intense flavor sensations, my server comes and pops the question.
«Would you like desert?»
Cue the internal struggle of, «No…I really shouldn’t…but my dinner was so delicious… what sort of amazing things could they do to me for dessert?»
I succumbed to my curiosity’s carnal desires.
They have apple streusel, cream streusel, cheesecake that comes in raspberry, chocolate and caramel, bread pudding, and a chocolate martini.
I ordered the raspberry cheesecake. I’ve been on a cheesecake kick lately, which can prove to be a dangerous battle for me since I’m rather persnickity about my cheesecake. I absolutely despise The Cheesecake Factory’s cheesecake. It’s that bad. Anywhoo. Their cheesecake was bomb. It was light and fluffy but still had enough weight to it to make it a good cheesecake. It was sweet and rich… but not too rich. Cheesecakes are difficult things, and they did an excellent job on this one. Also, the raspberry wasn’t some cheap raspberry fake drizzle. It was made from real berries. *more brownie points*
I love this place. I’m glad I gave it another try after my schnitzel experience. I’ll definitely be back, now that I know what I like there. I also can’t wait to try their pretzels…
I’ll be back for more!

The drinks are awesome and the food is great (some items are just a little outside of people’s comfort zones).
Definitely order a brat or sliders. Their French fries are yummy too!
I love the boot glasses that they serve their beers in. They come in 3 different sizes (personal to sharing size). The German beers are awesome & the atmosphere is fun!

We were looking for a place to eat while at the Norman Music Festival. We entered this Restaurant to eat some German food. The place was packed because of the festival. But they were very efficient in getting us a table. We were told a fifteen minute wait but was seated in 10.
The restaurant itself is a lot larger than you would think. I holds lots of people and it had big community table, individual tables and a popular bar area. The lighting is very unique. The lights are glass boots. TV, s are a big plus.
We had a sausage sampler and was so good. They give you a sample of three of their most popular sausages along with a nice mustard sauce. The spicy sausage is very spicy. You should have some beer ready. The German sliders on a pretzel bun were great. My wife loved the potato salad but I thought is was lacking in flavor. My cheesy noodles were very good. However the fried onions had no crunch to them. Now that I’ve been here I will order differently and get the Jagersnitchel on top of the cheeses noodles. Or some variation of that.
I was not able to order my beer in a boot because of the Festival which gives me reason to return. That will be a fun experience.
I saw many other items that I want to try. I look forward to returning to Norman Main street and having another meal here.