Unsere Geschichte

From the gridiron to the biergarten.

Bavarian tradition meets American football spirit, in the heart of Coeur d'Alene.

Our story

Born from years in Bavaria.

The Bier Haus crest on the blue front door

Bier Haus was founded by two brothers, Benjamin and Matthew Widmyer, along with their father, Steve Widmyer.

Playing American football in Germany, the brothers came to love the traditions and hearty dishes of Bavaria. The game led them into the local culture, the Bavarian way of life and lifelong friendships.

Back home in Coeur d'Alene, they built a place that honors that time: an authentic German and Bavarian restaurant with the region's signature flavors, from sausages and pretzels to spaetzle and schnitzel, and Germany's bier culture on tap.

Step inside and you'll find memorabilia from the brothers' football days among the Bavarian pieces, and a staff that's happy to share the stories and point you to the right plate. Gather inside or out in the biergarten, raise a stein, and stay a while.

Prost!

Brent Royer, General Manager: a film produced by bahlr for Bier Haus

Best pretzels in town, best beers in town. Produced by bahlr.

The team

"Best pretzels in town. Best beers in town."

Brent Royer, our General Manager, has been with Bier Haus for about six years. Ask him what's on tap.

Inside Bier Haus

Pull up a stool.

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A stein and a tall glass of German bier on the bar
A tall weissbier on the polished bar
A liter stein of bier in front of a guest
The Bier Haus building on Sherman Avenue with its sign and Bavarian flags
A fresh bier pulled from the tap
A brass sconce on a wooden post
A liter stein and a weissbier side by side on the bar
A weissbier on the bar beneath the taps

Our guests

In their words.

Reviews our guests left, lightly trimmed, and a few of them on camera.

In our guests' words: a film produced by bahlr for Bier Haus

Guests at Bier Haus, 2025. Produced by bahlr.

★★★★★

This place is the real deal. Not overly Americanized, fair prices and large portions. The inside is very warm and inviting. Everything is house made, down to their mustard options. Prost!

gcleff11
★★★★★

Started off with a draft Weihenstephaner Original. Had the Schnitzel with Sauerkraut and Käsespätzle, finished off with Apple Strudel. Worth a stop just for the draft German beers.

OregonOpus
★★★★★

We had a very large party (11 people!!) that walked in with no reservation and our amazing server Brent was quick with everything we needed. The best service I've had at any restaurant in a long time!

Michelle Lye
★★★★★

The food was amazing and our server was great and kind! I can't wait for summer to eat on their cool back patio! The pretzel was amazing.

Nicole Thomas
★★★★★

Since I'm not good at knowing my beers, asked if they can do samples before I commit, and they do: little shots to let you make a good choice. Had the wurst plate. Especially good: the different mustards to choose from.

ALLSLC
★★★★★

Arrive with a huge appetite as they serve large, delicious portions. Definitely recommend the Schnitzel, the German potato salad and the sauerkraut.

Mcanultyc
★★★★★

The restaurant is family-friendly. I highly recommend you try their Munich Mule! The pretzel was super soft and the cheese dip creamy.

Berndtbunch
★★★★★

I finally found a tasty German potato salad! No reservation needed. We walked in and were seated right away and sat inside by the window.

Nelida Safrit
★★★★★

The food is excellent. The pretzel is one of the best. No matter what I have tried, it's always so good!

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Prost!

Come hungry. Leave happy.

We don't take reservations. Walk in and we'll find you a seat.

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