Outside food is permitted only on days that dining is not offered at the Club.
In the absence of patrons, the bartender reserves the right to close earlier than posted hours.
Note: The Liederkranz is a private membership club. Non-members must be accompanied by a member except for select special events which are sponsored and open to the public. Those events are noted on ourFests Page.
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Dining Reservations: Please assist our kitchen and servers by making a reservation on our TableAgent site. TableAgent is also posted on the home page and in weekly emails.
Note:
- Requested dining sections are honored based on availability. - Please reserve at least 3 hours in advance of requested time. -TableAgent Reservation Site
- You will receive a confirmation email (check spam). Keep this email to cancel or change your reservation if necessary.
Service Committee:
- This committee is to support service in the food and bar aspects of the Club. Any member with a service concern may email the Club at info@lancasterliederkranz.com. Emails will be forwarded to the committee for review.
Please Note:
- The Liederkranz is a cash only establishment. An ATM is located in our lobby. - On nights that we offer food service, outside food may not be brought into the Club. - Service dogs only are permitted in the clubhouse, on the deck, or at our pavilion area.
- Please support your bartenders and servers. They are volunteers of the club and do not receive paid compensation for their work.
Member & Guest Rules: - Members must have their membership card available upon request. - Guests must provide a valid drivers license or state ID upon request.
- Guests must be accompanied and signed-in by their member host and will be asked to wear a guest badge unless attending a public event. - Guests may not purchase alcohol.
- At any one visit, a member may bring their immediate family plus 4 non member guests.
Smoking Policy: Smoking or vaping is not permitted inside the clubhouse. Designated smoking areas are the bench beside the front door and the back deck.
Deck Rules:
- Smoking is not permitted on the deck during dining service hours even if there are no diners on the deck. A table is provided for smokers at the bottom of the deck steps. Winter Months: - The deck is limited to times when the ballroom is not in use for events during cold-weather months defined as December through the end of March. Signs will be posted during this time. - Click to view full Smoking Policy
We have 20 Taps! Featuring German Pilsner, Lager & Weiss Beer, Craft & Domestic. Check out our rotating beer menu via Untappd. You can create an Untappd account like you would for any social media App. Search Venues and save the Liederkranz for faster access to the menus. Our Untappd website will also be linked in weekly emails.
- Events are for members and their invited guests. Not open to the public. Public events are listed on our Fests Page. - Events are no charge; however, we will accept donations to help cover entertainment costs.
TableAgent Reservations: - Members may make dinner reservations on TableAgent. With a reservation, you will have seating in the Ballroom for the event, or in the Barroom area if you prefer. If you're coming as a group, one person in your group should make the reservation for your table. - Pavilion Abend events are open seating.
- Schneeball and Cabbage Hill Day are Sunday afternoon events. - Stifftungsfest is a Schuhplattler self-sponsored anniversary fundraising event. TabeAgent Reservations are not taken for Schneeball, Cabbage Hill, or Stifftungsfest.
- Saturday events begin at 7pm - Schneeball is a Sunday afternoon event with desserts & coffee.
- Cabbage Hill Day is a Sunday afternoon event with Pork & Kraut Buffet and club organization entertainment.
- Dressy/Casual attire for most events: Military Ball - uniforms encouraged Schneeball "snow ball" wearing white & blue is encouraged Fasching is a German Mardi Gras costume ball! Lumpenball is a "bum's ball" - dress down!
Ein Abend in Wien is a semi-formal event
Lancaster Liederkranz Preserving German music, song, dance, language, customs, and culture since 1880.
