German Restaurants near Los Angeles, CA

Wirtshaus German Restaurant & Beer Garden German • $$
345 N La Brea Ave, Los Angeles

Customers` Favorites

Duck and Bacon Sausage with Spatzle and Fries
Original Sausage Platter
Autobahn Beer Flight
Kasekrainer Sausage
Orginal Wurstplatte
Wirtshaus Schnitzel
Cucumber Dill Salad
Pretzel Schnitzel
Wild Boar Sausage
Bavarian Pretzel

“A german place id travel from Thousand Oaks for.“

4.5 Superb418 Reviews
Wurstküche German • $$
800 East 3rd Street, Los Angeles

Customers` Favorites

Rattlesnake and Rabbit Sausage
Koestritzer Schwarzbier
Schneider Edel Weisse
Duchesse De Bourgogne
Rattlesnake & Rabbit
Caramelized Onions
Hot Dog and Fries
Veggiewurst Raw
Chipotle Aioli
Dipping Sauces

“Have great German and Belgium Beer. Good for hangout with you friends“

4.5 Superb556 Reviews
Rasselbock Kitchen & Beer Garden LA German • $$
3817 Grand View Blvd, Los Angeles

Customers` Favorites

Traditional Bratwurst Sausage
Poutine with Käsekrainer
Spicy Brussels Sprouts
Rasselbock Schnitzel
Paulaner Oktoberfest
Mini Potato Pancakes
Kasekrainer Sausage
Rasselbock Burger
Spicy Green Beans
Wiener Schnitzel

“good beer and drinks but the food is even better.... Great service“

4.4 Superb252 Reviews
BERLINS Mediterranean • $$
8474 W 3rd St, Los Angeles

Customers` Favorites

Beef and Lamb Gyro with Fries
Doner Sandwich Beef and Lamb
Pita with Garlic Aioli
Döner Im Fladenbrot
Döner Rice Plate
Chicken Sandwich
Döner Sandwich
Beef Sandwich
Dner Sandwich
Beef & Lamb

“Leider waren die Besitzer nicht da Hätte gerne mit Ihnen ein bisschen gequatscht😏“

4.2 Good293 Reviews
The Red Lion Tavern Beer Gardens • $$
2366 Glendale Blvd, Los Angeles

Customers` Favorites

Bratwurst or Bockwurst on a Roll
Red Lion Hash - Schweinebraten
Sauerbraten with Red Cabbage
Red Lion Hash - Bratwurst
Pretzel Large w Obadza
Beer Sampler Platter
Large German Pretzel
Great Beer and Food
Red Lion Schnitzel
Hungarian Goulash

“During the World Cup we checked out some German beer gardens, and somehow over saw this one, possibly the only heart-driven authentic German one. The most we have seen so far, it was more a "business plan" let's do what Americans may think a German beer garden looks like. Our friend, the LA promoter Vahe, took us yesterday. We found a little gem, grown over the years, with an actual German owner and a service that had more than basic knowledge of German food. Nice! The ambiance was what you would expect from a place like this, less stylish-designer but more owner look-what-we-brought-from-Germany over the many years. The food was actually good, reasonably priced and generously portioned - the sauce platter really deserved its name "platter"- Came with great German curry ketchup. It would be too much to brag about the food, it was decent better than just OK version of classic beer garden dishes. But one has to be fair: where in German beer gardens you find food really worth bragging about? So while I was really tempted to stop at 4 out of five stars, I give 5. After all, it matches my most key how-to-get-5 element: would I do a 30+ min detour just to go here. If someone asked me to show them decent German cuisine in a somewhat authentic ambiance, I would take them here. The Kiez may be closer to our home, the Wirtshaus more stylish, but here we found the hearty welcome we missed elsewhere.“

4 Good328 Reviews