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There used to be a Berlin Currywurst in Silver Lake and was so sad to see it close, so imagine my happiness to see there was one at Grand Central Market. It was just as good as I remembered. I had the jalapeño beef kase sausage with curry, which comes with bread, but I also added fries, which I totally didn't need to do because the bread and sausage is plenty! I ended up taking the fries home. I also had some beer, because you can't have German sausage without German beer! The guy who took my order was super nice. Grand Central Market is a fun place, as long as you can find reasonable parking.
The location is a classic of LA, vibrant and bustling. Lots of different food options available, more than I've ever seen in one place. The parking costs are a little high but it's LA. $5 for the first 90 minutes and $2 for every 15 minutes afterwards. Plenty for a meal, but if you're planning on exploring little Tokyo after, there are flat rate $12 parking spots nearby too like John's parking. There isn't much seating so you might need to fight for a spot or eat standing. Service is good and friendly, the food took about 10 minutes to make at peak lunch hour on a Saturday so not bad. The food itself isn't that great in my opinion. To be fair, I don't think I'm a big fan of the sauerkraut which disappointed me because I'm a huge fan of vinegar. I got the standard brat in a bun and my girlfriend got the breakfast hash, which includes curry wurst in it. The bun was fine, I'm no bratwurst connoisseur but it was a juicy sausage, but otherwise it felt like a standard hot dog with sauerkraut. The currywurst tasted fine too, but ultimately neither flavor excited me. There are better places in the market to get food.
Gave Berlin Currywurst a shot at Grand Central Market and... yeah, not impressed. The sausage tasted like it had been sitting out too long, dry and sorta tough. The bun wasn't any better, pretty stale honestly. For the price they charge, I expected something fresh and flavorful, but it really missed the mark. Also didn't feel super clean in there which didn't help the vibe. 2 stars only cause the service was ok, but def not worth coming back for.
Not the best experience at Grand Central Market. The service was friendly and ordering was easy but the food was surprisingly slow to cook and it wasn't as tasty as we had hoped, given the wait time. We ordered the Paprika Pork Sausage with Paprika Garlic and it was swimming in curry sauce. Too much sauce made it very difficult to taste the actual flavor of the sausage. We were planning on ordering a couple more items, but we weren't overwhelmed with our experience as it was, so we decided to move on. Next time. I'll ask for the sauce on the side and I'll make sure I have the time to wait.
I was looking to try something different so I saw this place as I was walking around the grand central market. I tried the tofu kielbasa in a bun which was a vegan sausage and roasted potatoes. They had several sauces on the side for you to add yourself. We sat and ate there. I would definitely go back. Portion was pretty good too.
We had an early break for lunch today in LA, so I walked a coworker over to Grand Central Market since I knew there would be lots of options. We both decided that today was a wurst kind of day. He ordered the currywurst at level 3 of heat with fries. I had the Nurnberger sausage with the appropriate fixings and roasted potatoes. My sausage rivaled those I had in Vienna recently! The staff was super friendly, too. The shop is right in the midst of Grand Central Market, so it's busy, but not overwhelming. The decor is sparse, but not unusual for a small stall vendor. I would definitely come back here!
Located near one end of the Grand Central Market. + Breakfast Sandwich with Pork Sausage and Egg ($9): yes to caramelized onions, sauerkraut and loaded up on spicy, sweet, and normal mustard. Thick, juicy bratwurst in a huge bun (7.3/10)
So good. Hard to find good sausage that is packed with flavor but this place totally delivers. I've probably walked by it a hundred times and I really should have given it a try sooner.
Great place to get sausage in Grand Central Market. It has lots to choose from, including a sausage made of tofu. Berlin Currywurst sounds like it has lots of meats, and it does for certain. Even so, there's a few plant based options. There's also beers on tap, which always go good with any sausage. At lunch we came to look around and didn't think we would get anything from this choice. It's actually got more options than you think it has. There's a few beers on tap. It's about $7 for the cheapest pint. The prices aren't that bad for the market it seems. It's $8 for the Tofu Kielbasa. This is the option for vegans. Before we didn't think there would be any. We saw the menu and that's when we thought to get some stuff. As for this it was a pretty big one. This came topped with onions and sauerkraut. Add mustard to make it even better. This isn't exactly healthy but it's a lot healthier than the meat options. Have some sausage on a bun. It's not bad prices for the market. There's even sausage for vegans and vegetarians.
The Grand Central Market is an exciting and vibrant spot to go to in LA especially during night time. It is a spot filled with tons of food options and passing by Berlin Currywurst definitely had my interest. I figured why not try it. The customer service is friendly and their menu is simple. I ordered the Bratwurst and Nürnberger Bratwurst. Each was $8 which for the portions you get some might not consider amazing value, but I expected prices to be a little inflated in a location like this. The Bratwurst is your typical pork and Nürnberger being veal and pork. I was excited to try both and I doubted they would be the wurst I've had. I like the sauce they use for the sausages and they are pretty tangy. You can't go wrong with either sausage. They have a good texture and plenty of flavor. They also sell pretzels and they were actually pretty good too. Very soft and warm which a good amount of salt. I would recommend ordering one to go with the sausages even though the sausages some with bread. Berlin Currywurst is a solid spot worth trying out if you ever visit the Grand Central Market.
Of all the food stalls in Grand Central Market this is the one I've been meaning to try the longest. But it's hard to compete against the myriad of choices that food hall has to offer. But I got a chance to try it out last night and I wasn't disappointed by my choice. That nürnberger hit the spot with a choice and juicy blend of veal and pork. I also upped the heat to a 3 out of 5 so it had good burn going into my mouth. And obviously the sauerkraut and onions had to go on too. I would so order this again. I originally griped about them not having breakfast all hours, but it turns out they do. I must have missed the notice it was all day. Bumped them up a star for my error. When I go back to definitely try the non-bun currywurst style because I've been reading that's a more authentic experience.
I got the sausage hash with paprika sausage and it was delicious! I really liked how crispy the potatos were even though they were on the bottom. The egg added a nice touch. The only thing is that the dish is more on the saltier end, so I definitely had to chug water after a couple bites.
The German entry for the street food at Grand Central Market. When I went, most of the tables had filled with regulars (some speaking German) and it took both the waitress and the cook 15 minutes to notice me and take my order. I wasn't really bothered, most of their regulars had some love for this place and seemed to gravitate towards the bar. Noticing my confusion some of them gave some pretty bomb recommendations. This was my second taste of currywurst in a more mainstream setting. This version is definitely more ketchup heavy but it kinda works. Especially if you got a sausage and the fries. But I had a good time and if you're in the area for a work lunch, try it.
4 months ago
Berlin dude here. Very authentic flavors. Currysauce is tangy and sweet. Sauerkraut and pretzel are legit as well. Different mustards for every taste. The bread could have been a little more crunchy. I'll definitely be back. The lady at the register was very friendly. Atmosphere at the central market is always busy and touristy. read more
5 months ago
This was my first time trying currywurst, so I don't know how it compares to other places, but I thought it was really good. I like that there's vegan options and photos on the wall of most of the menu items. We (one meat eater and one vegan) both liked the tofu kielbasa currywurst. I didn't order a drink, but they have a good selection of beer and cider (and soft drinks). There's only a small amount of seats along the counter and it felt too cramped for me, so I sat at a larger table nearby instead. That's really the only negative here. read more
4 months ago
There used to be a Berlin Currywurst in Silver Lake and was so sad to see it close, so imagine my happiness to see there was one at Grand Central Market. It was just as good as I remembered. I had the jalapeño beef kase sausage with curry, which comes with bread, but I also added fries, which I totally didn't need to do because the bread and sausage is plenty! I ended up taking the fries home. I also had some beer, because you can't have German sausage without German beer! The guy who took my order was super nice. Grand Central Market is a fun place, as long as you can find reasonable parking. read more
2 months ago
11 months ago
The location is a classic of LA, vibrant and bustling. Lots of different food options available, more than I've ever seen in one place. The parking costs are a little high but it's LA. $5 for the first 90 minutes and $2 for every 15 minutes afterwards. Plenty for a meal, but if you're planning on exploring little Tokyo after, there are flat rate $12 parking spots nearby too like John's parking. There isn't much seating so you might need to fight for a spot or eat standing. Service is good and friendly, the food took about 10 minutes to make at peak lunch hour on a Saturday so not bad. The food itself isn't that great in my opinion. To be fair, I don't think I'm a big fan of the sauerkraut which disappointed me because I'm a huge fan of vinegar. I got the standard brat in a bun and my girlfriend got the breakfast hash, which includes curry wurst in it. The bun was fine, I'm no bratwurst connoisseur but it was a juicy sausage, but otherwise it felt like a standard hot dog with sauerkraut. The currywurst tasted fine too, but ultimately neither flavor excited me. There are better places in the market to get food. read more
Gave Berlin Currywurst a shot at Grand Central Market and... yeah, not impressed. The sausage tasted like it had been sitting out too long, dry and sorta tough. The bun wasn't any better, pretty stale honestly. For the price they charge, I expected something fresh and flavorful, but it really missed the mark. Also didn't feel super clean in there which didn't help the vibe. 2 stars only cause the service was ok, but def not worth coming back for. read more
Not the best experience at Grand Central Market. The service was friendly and ordering was easy but the food was surprisingly slow to cook and it wasn't as tasty as we had hoped, given the wait time. We ordered the Paprika Pork Sausage with Paprika Garlic and it was swimming in curry sauce. Too much sauce made it very difficult to taste the actual flavor of the sausage. We were planning on ordering a couple more items, but we weren't overwhelmed with our experience as it was, so we decided to move on. Next time. I'll ask for the sauce on the side and I'll make sure I have the time to wait. read more
4 months ago
8 months ago
I was looking to try something different so I saw this place as I was walking around the grand central market. I tried the tofu kielbasa in a bun which was a vegan sausage and roasted potatoes. They had several sauces on the side for you to add yourself. We sat and ate there. I would definitely go back. Portion was pretty good too. read more
We had an early break for lunch today in LA, so I walked a coworker over to Grand Central Market since I knew there would be lots of options. We both decided that today was a wurst kind of day. He ordered the currywurst at level 3 of heat with fries. I had the Nurnberger sausage with the appropriate fixings and roasted potatoes. My sausage rivaled those I had in Vienna recently! The staff was super friendly, too. The shop is right in the midst of Grand Central Market, so it's busy, but not overwhelming. The decor is sparse, but not unusual for a small stall vendor. I would definitely come back here! read more
Located near one end of the Grand Central Market. + Breakfast Sandwich with Pork Sausage and Egg ($9): yes to caramelized onions, sauerkraut and loaded up on spicy, sweet, and normal mustard. Thick, juicy bratwurst in a huge bun (7.3/10) read more
1 year ago
So good. Hard to find good sausage that is packed with flavor but this place totally delivers. I've probably walked by it a hundred times and I really should have given it a try sooner. read more
Great place to get sausage in Grand Central Market. It has lots to choose from, including a sausage made of tofu. Berlin Currywurst sounds like it has lots of meats, and it does for certain. Even so, there's a few plant based options. There's also beers on tap, which always go good with any sausage. At lunch we came to look around and didn't think we would get anything from this choice. It's actually got more options than you think it has. There's a few beers on tap. It's about $7 for the cheapest pint. The prices aren't that bad for the market it seems. It's $8 for the Tofu Kielbasa. This is the option for vegans. Before we didn't think there would be any. We saw the menu and that's when we thought to get some stuff. As for this it was a pretty big one. This came topped with onions and sauerkraut. Add mustard to make it even better. This isn't exactly healthy but it's a lot healthier than the meat options. Have some sausage on a bun. It's not bad prices for the market. There's even sausage for vegans and vegetarians. read more
The Grand Central Market is an exciting and vibrant spot to go to in LA especially during night time. It is a spot filled with tons of food options and passing by Berlin Currywurst definitely had my interest. I figured why not try it. The customer service is friendly and their menu is simple. I ordered the Bratwurst and Nürnberger Bratwurst. Each was $8 which for the portions you get some might not consider amazing value, but I expected prices to be a little inflated in a location like this. The Bratwurst is your typical pork and Nürnberger being veal and pork. I was excited to try both and I doubted they would be the wurst I've had. I like the sauce they use for the sausages and they are pretty tangy. You can't go wrong with either sausage. They have a good texture and plenty of flavor. They also sell pretzels and they were actually pretty good too. Very soft and warm which a good amount of salt. I would recommend ordering one to go with the sausages even though the sausages some with bread. Berlin Currywurst is a solid spot worth trying out if you ever visit the Grand Central Market. read more
Of all the food stalls in Grand Central Market this is the one I've been meaning to try the longest. But it's hard to compete against the myriad of choices that food hall has to offer. But I got a chance to try it out last night and I wasn't disappointed by my choice. That nürnberger hit the spot with a choice and juicy blend of veal and pork. I also upped the heat to a 3 out of 5 so it had good burn going into my mouth. And obviously the sauerkraut and onions had to go on too. I would so order this again. I originally griped about them not having breakfast all hours, but it turns out they do. I must have missed the notice it was all day. Bumped them up a star for my error. When I go back to definitely try the non-bun currywurst style because I've been reading that's a more authentic experience. read more
I got the sausage hash with paprika sausage and it was delicious! I really liked how crispy the potatos were even though they were on the bottom. The egg added a nice touch. The only thing is that the dish is more on the saltier end, so I definitely had to chug water after a couple bites. read more
The German entry for the street food at Grand Central Market. When I went, most of the tables had filled with regulars (some speaking German) and it took both the waitress and the cook 15 minutes to notice me and take my order. I wasn't really bothered, most of their regulars had some love for this place and seemed to gravitate towards the bar. Noticing my confusion some of them gave some pretty bomb recommendations. This was my second taste of currywurst in a more mainstream setting. This version is definitely more ketchup heavy but it kinda works. Especially if you got a sausage and the fries. But I had a good time and if you're in the area for a work lunch, try it. read more
Berlin Currywurst is located inside Grand Central Market. My date and I actually came here since another vendor missed one of our orders. I low key think my date was traumatized the last time I was hangry, so he wanted to make sure I had a decent overall meal portion. First you choose your sausage, my date opted for the Paprika which has pork, paprika and garlic. Then you choose a style, which he opted for in a bun with sauerkraut and onions. The one really nice thing was that they cut it in half for us to easily share. And we also shared a Topo Chico mineral water. The bread was hard and dry, but I actually liked the sausage. My date mentioned trying this spot prior and he couldn't taste too much difference from the original Brat and the Paprika. I saw the red speaks in there and the sausage tasted good but I definitely didn't get any paprika notes either. I was over it with the bread halfway through and I just finished the sausage. Considering their primary product is the sausage, I would say it is fairly successful. I just wouldn't opt for the bread in the future if there was an opportunity to come back. read more
2 years ago
Brattin' It Up!! Stopped here before the Dodger game and tried the Veal/Pork sausage with Sauerkraut and German fries. It was outstanding, great taste all around, especially with a little brown mustard. The bun is a bit much, every other bite had some of the sausage, just a note, bring that bun/sausage ratio up a bit. The fries were tasty on their own, and with ketchup or mayo. I wouldn't have complained if there were a bit more crispier, but that's just one more nitpick. Overall, this spot is left, I will be returning next time I'm at GCM, and pair with a beer. read more
2 years ago
The fries here are spectacular. Seriously some of the best fries I've had. I ordered the tofu wurst since I don't eat meat. It was average, on the dry side. Maybe I was supposed to order sauerkraut with it, I don't know. It was tasty, but dry. The sauces are delicious. The employees are nice. Overall I recommend it and would come by again for the fries and to try the tofu wurst with sauerkraut and see if there was a difference in moisture. read more
Ambiance: the German style food place is located near the broadway entrance Service: very fast and provided useful suggestion Food: simple combinations of bread and sausages Paprikawurst Currywurst - *** barely could taste the garlic flavor, as it's been overly dozed with the tomato sauce Price: moderate portions and affordable prices, most items are around $10~$15 read more
2 years ago
I first tried this place in NY at the Chelsea Market. LA location did not disappoint. Will be back soon since I'm a local. read more
1 year ago
Went here for breakfast with a group of friends and decided to get food from here. Line wasn't too bad and the food and beer are very reasonably priced. I got the bowl with chicken sausage and it didn't disappoint. Very flavorful, Definitely would come back. read more
With all the options inside the Grand Central Market, I'm glad I chose this place! I got the Sausage Hash for $10.95, which is not a bad price. Delicious bratwurst sausage with a sunny side up egg and German fries (or "bratkartoffeln"). The currywurst aspect of the sausage hash was very interesting! I wasn't expecting it to be so tangy from the ketchup. I thought it would have more of a strong curry flavor. However... still very flavorful and gave me a German streetfood breakfast vibe. The food stall itself is a bar, so there is usually open seats to eat and grab a drink. You can also take your food anywhere around Grand Central Market to eat! read more
Choices choices at Grand Central Market! I decided to try this. I was not disappointed! Amazing service from this tiny booth. Food was phenomenal! I got the cheddar jalapeño beef sausage. Bun was super fresh. Sautéed onions and kraut on there was perfect! I got the potatoes. They were crispy with lots of onions. So dang good! So many options at Central market. You definitely won't go wrong eating here! read more
3 years ago
Opted for the nurnberg sausage which was recommended by the staff and it was super delicious. It's a mix of veal and pork and I had them put the grilled onions and sauerkraut on the side. The German fries are also super addicting as they came out hot and crispy but yet still had the potato feel when eating them. Really enjoyed the fries and the price wasn't bad here. read more
3 years ago
The link was just cooked. Could've gotten more done in the middle & charred 360. The bun is way too thick & big to serve such a tiny Weiner. Potatoes were made perfect. Only downfall was the excessive amount of salt. They definitely should ask their customers what level because it was almost unbearable. Ketchup kinda saved the day. read more
Located in the grand central market. Very quick and helpful service! Happy hour beers on tap were a plus. The portions are pretty big for just 1 order. The bread and sauce were delicious, and the sausages had great, softer texture. Definitely will come back to try more items! read more
3 years ago
I accidentally posted this as a check-in and not a review. Yeah I'm smart like that lol. Lemme repost it here so people can understand where to get some of the best fries in LA: Love this place ! French fries ain't got nothing on German fries because these are legit the best fries I've ever had. Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside . The redheaded girl who served us and the young man cooking were so sweet. WARNING: THE FRIES ARE ADDICTIVE! So good, and not expensive. Very happy belly. read more
1 year ago
The ultimate German street food, it is not easy to find sausages in the United States. I a thankful Berlin Currywurst is in the grand Central Station. The currywurst brat makes for a perfect late night snack. Pick the amount of heat you want and the curry sauce will not overwelm. I put mine over the roasted potatoes and the sauce coated throughout. read more
3 years ago
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