We went here for an Oktoberfest today after having purchased a coupon deal for admission and beverages (4 beers per person).  The place was easy to locate in Old Town Scottsdale, and on-street parking was readily available nearby.\n\nPros:\n\nSurprisingly, this was an indoor venue instead of outdoor, and it seemed more like a large beer hall with lots of old world decor, which took some of the disappointment out of being confined indoors on such a beautiful day.\n\nStaff were generally pretty friendly and helpful, seating was plentiful, the oompa band (3 local musicians) was entertaining and fun, and the craft beer (especially the Oktoberfest Lager) was very nice.\n\nCons:\n\nIn spite of having a printed (and web published) schedule of activities, the stage crew & management seemed genuinely confused as to the order of things.  When the band went on break, the sound team played loud rock music from some radio station over the PA system, rather then anything remotely themed to the event.\n\nFood offerings were meager (brats $7, soft pretzels $4, small bags of potato chips, etc).  The brats were served in a sliced, hard baguette with choice of grilled onions and/or sauerkraut, but were dry and somewhat flavorless.  In addition, there was only regular, yellow mustard available at the counter.  No spicy or German style mustard was available, but one of the staff did manage to scrounge up a small bowl of Dijon after I asked.  No other accompaniments were available, such as potato salad or fries, nor were there any desserts on offer.\n\nOverall, I'd rate this event at about a \""2\"", mainly because of the disorganization and poor quality of food offerings.