Inwood Joint Is Bringing Oktoberfest To The Neighborhood

INWOOD, NY — Dust off the lederhosen in the back of your closet and head down to the Tryon Public House restaurant in Inwood on Saturday to celebrate its annual Oktoberfest.

The beer-drinking fun will kick off at 4 p.m. and take place entirely outdoors with the RH Quartet set to jam out for the event's duration.

The popular Uptown Manhattan joint is located at 4740 Broadway, just north of Thayer Street.

Tryon Public House is breaking out a special German menu for the celebration, including giant Bavarian pretzels, potato pancakes, pierogies, bratwurst, specialty seasonal cocktails, and half-liter and full-liter beer steins.

The pumpkin daiquiri might be the most adventurous option on the special menu.

There's no reservation option for the event, so it's a first-come, first-serve situation to secure an outdoor table.

Masks must be worn to take part in the drinking fun, but you can take them off at your table. You also must wear a mask if you want to use the bathroom within the restaurant.

Tryon Public House first arrived in Inwood in 2014, and quickly became one of the more popular spots in the neighborhood. The restaurant was opened by Niall Henry, who grew up in Ireland and co-founded the Bronx Brewery.

You can find out more about the Oktoberfest celebration on a Facebook page for the event.