Villa Europa - Old World Mastered Recipes

Feel at home at Villa Europa and enjoy the warm and casual atmosphere.
“We use a German word to describe the atmosphere: gemuetlichkeit,” said Pat Schaffer, the vice president of Villa Europa. “It means ‘hospitality.’”
The family-run business has seven dining areas with different decorations ranging from Augusta National Golf Club to Neuschwanstein Castle influences.
It’s a great place to hold special events such as birthdays, rehearsal dinner and more. With a variety of food, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
“You can have everything from a schnitzel to a prime rib to a lasagna,” Schaffer said. “Our guests tell us we have the best escargo and french onion soup in the world, too.”
Most of the recipes served at Villa Europa are family recipes that have been perfected by Anneliese, part-owner and the old world master of recipes. The restaurant has been open since 1974. Generations of families have enjoyed the dining experience of the restaurant and continue to come back year after year.
Diners can sit at the bar and watch their favorite team on the two televisions, while enjoying a boot of beer.
This year, Villa Europa will be having their 40th anniversary Oktoberfest on Oct. 12-16 beginning at 5 p.m. until the last person leaves. Reservations will be accepted starting on Sept. 2 at 2 p.m for the event.
Enjoy the quality, quantity and value of the German, American and Italian cuisine of the restaurant, which is a half-mile from Exit 5 of Bobby Jones Expressway at 3044 Deans Bridge Road in Augusta.
Keep up with the surprise menu offerings at www.villaeuropa.com, and on their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/villa.europa.