Great customer service and tasty food! Would definitely recommend for its ambiance. Our servers had plenty of recommendation and always made sure we had everything we needed. Will definitely be coming back! read more

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I love German restaurants and I love this place, cannot recommend it enough. It's sooo hard to find good German restaurants anymore, so this is a jewel in Fort Worth. Pleasant German folk music, Amy was our waitress and I can't say enough good things about her and her suggestions. And the food is just bliss, especially the goulash soup and schnitzels and actually hot German potato salad (Kartoffelsalat). The Spätzle was very nicely prepared. And the red cabbage (Rotkohl) was great. Sehr gutes Essen! read more

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Food was really grim. Spaetzle was flavorless, potatoes under seasoned, vegetable soup not good, chicken was edible. Tablecloths were beyond worn out and not the cleanest. Decor and loud music blaring made for an unenjoyable lunch. Nothing I we ate was good, and only some was edible. Shame. read more

Little Germany - German Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

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Ordered me some delicious fried shrooms tonight for dinner, the order came with a side of bread, and butter, and washed it all down, with a Hefeweizen !! Amy was my hostess, and she is a hoot !! Love coming to this place !! If you're in Funkytown, and crave some German food, stop by and grab a bite to eat... read more

Little Germany - Fried Mushrooms... - German Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

If I could give zero stars, I would. The restaurant was interesting, to say the least--bright, bold colors that felt completely off for a "German" aesthetic. The food was barely edible. The sauerbraten was overwhelmingly sour and downright nasty; I took two bites and couldn't continue. The steak wasn't properly cleaned and was full of tough membrane. The potato dumplings were so dense you couldn't cut them with a knife without serious effort, and the cabbage was somehow worse than prison food. The best thing we had was the Lipton iced tea. To make matters worse, we were overcharged by $10 because the waiter couldn't do basic math. $14 + $16 + $3 does not equal $46. That alone made us feel robbed. The only redeeming part of the experience was the laughter my boyfriend and I shared through clenched teeth while trying not to throw up. read more

Little Germany - Nasty Sauerbraten - German Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

We went here for my husband's birthday. It was not good. Service definitely very new staff. Food flavorless. The apple strudel was apple sauce type filling with some doughy blob plopped on it not strudel! Terrible sad experience read more

It was great food. The service was also good. The parking lot looked bare, but they are open. Give it a try! It won't disappoint. read more

It may appear old and dingy but what comes out of the kitchen is spectacular. Highly recommend the sauerbraten. Don't change a thing, the plate is perfect. We were torn between sauerkraut or red cabbage so one order red and the other white Beer selection is great but a good German Riesling would have made the meal perfect read more

While on a business trip in the Fort Worth area, I discovered this gem near my hotel. Who doesn't like sauerkraut, sausages, and schnitzel. I was really excited to come to this restaurant to try it out. Once my coworker and I walked in, we were immediately greeted by one of the waitresses as well as German folk music blaring through the speaker in the front. At least that set the tone and mood. I knew I was in a German restaurant. The menu was pretty extensive and had many things to choose from. We ended up getting the Six Sausage Platter and Potato Pancake appetizers to share. I ordered the Combination Platter and my coworker got the Ribeye steak. It was kind of a mistake to order the appetizers, not because they were not tasty but because it was so much food. OMG. The Six Sausage Platter was a meal in itself. Delicious would just be an understatement. The sausages were cut into small pieces and came with mustard dipping sauce. The Potato Pancakes came with apple sauce and sour cream. For my Combination Platter, it included a Jager schnitzel, Vienna Schnitzel, and the Munchen style sausage with red cabbage, sauerkraut, pan fried potatoes, spatzle, and gravy. Everything was just so tasty. But this platter was huge! A normal person would not be able to finish it. It didn't help that we had the 2 large appetizers too that we didn't finish. Needless to say, I had leftovers that I took back to the hotel. It was nice to be able to eat somewhere in Texas that wasn't just barbecue. Little Germany hit the spot, and if my travels bring me back to the area, I will have to come by again. To be honest, I came back a second time later on in the week. :-) read more

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I really have absolutely no idea how this place is so highly rated. I am generous with 2 stars. Bread at table stale. Rouladen was not rolled but more like a big meatball. It was good. Schnitzel was better. Purple cabbage sour kraut was held together with something sort-of jelly like. Spaetzle did not have a taste. I was so looking forward to some German food. Wow. read more

I've read many good things about this place so, when the opportunity arose to meet here. I took advantage. It was a Thursday afternoon. My friend and I had the place to ourselves, except for one other couple and one large to go order. It's well lite inside, the temperature is fine and it's nice and quiet. I've been looking for a place like this for a long time! I ordered the German Potato Cakes. They were crispy, chewy and a little sweet. They came with a side of Sour Cream and Apple Sauce, no thanks. The Potato Cakes were good, just the way they are made. No need to add anything. For dessert we had the Apple Strudel. It's a large portion of Apple Pie and Apple Cobbler mixed together, made from scratch with Ice cream on top and a sprinkle of Powdered Sugar. Yum. The reviews were right. Little Germany lives up to the hype. I will return. The next time I go, I'm going for the German Chocolate Cake! read more

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We went for dinner today. It wasn't busy. It was clean and the staff was very nice. However sadly the food was very plain. It lacked flavor. It wasn't bad just very underwhelming. I had the the Jaġer schnitzel with mashed potato's and mixed veggies. Hubby had the Hungarian style goulash. The best part of my dinner was the salad, which was just lettuce and a very few slices of cabbage with a few croutons and the onion gravy served on the side. As an appetizer we got the cheese fondue. It did have two pieces of mushrooms in it but other than the mushrooms it was completely tasteless. The bread served with it wasn't t bad and it was a generous amount. My mashed potatoes were tasteless and the veggies tasted like frozen veggies. The goulash also lacked flavor no seasoning whatsoever. I would not recommend it . Could just be me I like more flavorful food. read more

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3 stars is an average of the food items. And the prices are low which is why I give 3 stars. Potato soup was delicious (but not the puréed type I'm accustomed to). Warm potato salad was not that but instead cooked potato mess with too much vinegar. And the spätzle - the thing that should make the drive worth it - was terrible. A beloved German menu item and I couldn't eat it, in part because of its weird translucent look. I want this restaurant to succeed but they have to pick up their game, even if they have to up their prizes of all food by $1. read more

Little Germany - Spätle had a weird translucent look about it and tasted nothing like it should. - German Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

Food was yummy! Restaurant was clean and service was great! We had the goulash, jager schnitzel, salad, and soup! Highly recommend! read more

The ambiance felt a bit outdated and not alive but dead atmosphere. The service was good and friendly however this didn't have a German feel to it and didn't see one German person there. The food isn't good enough for me to come back. The vegetables seem frozen but when heated soggy and watery. read more

This place used to be better. The schnitzel and sauerkraut is still good but the spätzle feels store bought. And their "apple strudel" is more like an apple bread pudding topped with ice cream. Overall still good tho read more

This was our first time to try the Camp Bowie location. There were a lot of very high points, and a few of the low points. Low points... we asked for a small bowl of a few noodles. $15.00 for an adult helping of spaghetti on the kids menu seemed a bit much. They cut it in 1/2 and cut the price in 1/2, but that will be about 6 days of food for my kid (see photos). We were appreciative the owner came from behind the stove to make this right. There was no music or ambiance at all, just a few beer steins and tchotchkes. We were early for the dinner rush (5pm), but no one else was in the restaurant. High points: This building is clearly an old diner, and the new owners run it like one! Lots of food, huge portions, mastery of the deep fryer, and highly efficient! The waitress was very nice, and the owners/ cooks are the former cooks of the German restaurant up the street... so I have been eating her food for years!! The potato pancakes were thin, crisp and on point! Apple sauce and sour cream made them yummy! The turkey cordon bleu was fantastic! The inside cheese was melty without running all out, and the "football cheese" on the outside was delicious! The combo platter had two cutlets, one pork and one chicken. Honestly, it was VERY VERY hard to tell the difference. Once you added the mushroom gravy, they were indistinguishable. The apple streusel was not what I expected, but came out piping hot, and we were offered ice cream. I did really enjoy it, but it was very sugary. 4 Stars for being solid all the way around! read more

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My nephew's in town to help with our move, and he's a big fan of German food, so this fit the bill perfectly after a long day. I've been craving fried shrimp and even though my heart said, "Shrimp aren't really a German delicacy," the taste buds said, "Go for it!" I'm glad the taste buds won because these shrimp were incredible! You could tell they weren't just some reheated Gorton's shrimp. Hand breaded and delicious. For their German food, the potato pancakes were crispy and light, the sausages were tasty and more than plentiful, and the nephew raved about the dish he had which was something with eggs and German bologna. The restaurant reminded me of an older diner with tight booths and regular table seating. They had a large alumni type party in there at the same time and there was zero problems with service. We loved our waitress - she kept us entertained the entire evening. read more

Little Germany - Potato pancakes - German Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

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My grandparents are German, and my mom loves German food. I'm not always a fan, but I really loved everything I had. The service was fast and friendly. The ambiance is kinda basic and a bit dated, but the food makes up for that. I will go back and try different things. read more

Little Germany - Goulash soup and bread - German Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

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I visited with my older parents a couple weeks back. We were waited on by an older gentleman who was helpful and kind, even if he moved a little slower than a young person might. The food was very good--maybe not incredible, but definitely enjoyable, and the portions were quite hearty. I do feel it was a good value for your $ with portion sizes. I had a schnitzel and spatzel and it was a 4/5 experience--hey, 80% isn't bad--that's a B in school! The atmosphere was definitely re-purposed Denny's! It had seen little in terms of updates or upgrades, still having the same old-school booths looking pretty worn and tired...but not every restaurant has to be fancy! If you're quite hungry, craving German flavors, and don't mind a more affordable and less pretentious restaurant, this is your spot. read more

10/10 don't recommend. Food not fresh and pretty sure the salad dressing was expired I was too scared to even try it. Hopefully I don't get sick. read more

Little Germany - Supposed to be thousand island but I'm pretty sure it's well past it's expiration date for it to be a congealed mess - German Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

So it looks like 2023 is finally the year I checked out Little Germany after telling myself I would for god knows how long. Nestled in the shell of an old Denny's, Little Germany is a great little spot for some German food. We were immediately sat as, given this was an old Denny's, there are plenty of comfy booths, so seating isn't a problem here. Little Germany's menu features all your favorites from the old country, be it sausage plates, several types of schnitzel, goulash, dishes with spaetzle, and plenty of German beer of course. The friendly staff will also remind you that you can substitute most anything you want, so you have plenty of choices. But where to begin? We started the lunch with some fried mushrooms and a couple of 240z Warsteiners. These mushrooms were massive! After we tried in vain to finish off the plate, our food had arrived. The German Style-Jaeger Schnitzel I ordered did not disappoint as the pork schnitzel was tender and delicious. Runner-up surprisingly was the red cabbage. I've never been a fan of this Bavarian mainstay, but at Little Germany, it's quite good! Along with everything else, I gobbled it up. So I would say its definitely nice to have Little Germany here on the west side. With local culinary landmark Edelweiss losing their lease, Little Germany's move here from Henderson ensures that there will always be a great place to get some schnitzel in Fort Worth. read more

Little Germany - Pork schnitzel - German Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

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Looks like it used to be a Denny's and they claim it's German food but it's far from it. Went in with my girlfriend and was shocked how bad it was water tasted awful and jeagers schnitzel tasted like a funnel cake and there was a picture of the Eiffel Tower on the wall?! Overall wouldn't recommend this to my worst enemy. read more

Went for the first time today, and everything was good! I would recommend the apple strudel, so plan to take leftovers home to leave room for dessert since the meal portion sizes are generous. read more

Great customer service I believe it's family owned everybody was wonderful there they told you extra stuff about what you should get if you come back next time.. they were great and the food was amazing read more

Little Germany - ( sampler) 2 types of schnitzels pork and turkey 2 types of sausages pork and veal I like the veal better..Red cabbage sauerkraut - German Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

The food was delicious and of course German. The service was outstanding. Our waitress was kind, informative and very attentive.

German food goes under a microscope at our house; my mother in law is Austrian and my wife lived there for many years. So, when I tell you that the food was very good, it was very good. Like most truly authentic German places, the attention goes into the food and not the surroundings which is why I gave it 4 stars and not 5. HUGE portions. The only thing that was a bit bizarre was the Apple Strudel. It was more like a bread pudding consistency and way too sweet for our liking. read more

Little Germany - German Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

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So delicious and many great options! Service was great, our server was sweet and attentive. Don't skip out on dessert- it's incredible! read more

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Loved our evening at Little Germany. As I recall, this business opened after Eidelweiss closed. When we tried it way back then it just didn't meet my hopes for German food. But now, sausage, hot potato salad, kraut, red cabbage, all my faves! Yummy!! I'm certain there has been significant change and the food is as good, if not better than our beloved Eidelweiss, it just doesn't have Bernd Schnerzinger, Mikey and Helga. I am hopeful Fort Worth supports this business so we don't lose another great restaurant. The service was very good and the food arrived promptly. We were a table of twelve and there was no wait to serve so many of us. Looking forward to a return trip!!! Gail T read more

Great tending service, my ea was never empty! Delicious Knackwurst sandwich, pork veal sausage on toasted bread with mustard, hot sauerkraut and sweet potato salad on the side. The potato salad was not as I expected but still good with a molasses glaze or some other sweet addition to the boiled potatoes. The vinegar of the entree was a good pair with the savory taste of their potato soup. Would enjoy again. read more

So walking into the restaurant, or kind of had a cafe feel. The dining area is pretty large and there's really nothing fancy about it. Ambiance is rarely a factor to me, especially if the food is good but if ambience matters to you, this one might miss the mark. I had the chicken dinner. The grilled chicken breasts were quite tasty. The other sides, I could have done without. Admittedly, this is the first time I've had spaetzl but I wasn't a fan. It was dry, rubbery, and bland. The pan fried potatoes weren't anything special - the same as you'd get at a cafeteria. I went at lunch with a large group, some of which go here all the time. The potato pancakes looked amazing. I would imagine traditional German food here is very good. As for service, our server was cheery and attentive. I'd probably give this restaurant another shot and order schnitzel, kraut, and potato pancakes the next time. read more

It's been a couple of years since we've been to Little Germany due to bad experiences when they first moved to Camp Bowie. Food and service was excellent, ambiance not so much. We can't wait to go back I had the ribeye, potato pancakes and Spaetzle , we shared Roulade. My wife had German Style Jaeger and other r son had they sampler and we all were overly pleased with our dishes. My son and I had a couple of German beers which are only $6 each for 12oz (can't beat that with today's prices). Oh, I can't leave out our waitress Ingrid, whom was marvelous. She sat and conversed with us for a bit and we all really enjoyed her. What a sweet lady and today is her BD. Happy Birthday Ingrid! read more

Great location off Camp Bowie. The restaurant was very clean and well maintained. The staff was polite and very personable. The cost is about $20 per person to eat which is average. I would recommend this location read more

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Sorry had to drop 2 stars was not a fan at the new location on Camp Bowie road. I order the jagerschnitzel it is my go to German food and the pork cutlet seemed low quality. My mushroom onion gravy had strange thickness it was heavy on cornstarch. Only 1or 2 mushrooms. The soup and potatoes were good and beer was great. The new location I was not happy with. Very bright inside was a old Dennys and still looks like one. The old location was run down but it had character. Service was good over all okay experience. I will give them another try one day. read more

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I love German food and have been wanting to try this place for a while. It's in a renovated Denny's so you have that old diner feel and this probably isn't a place you go for the ambience. But the food certainly did not disappoint. My buddy and I started off with the fried mushrooms. They're huge, and the breading is fairly light. You have to hold them with your hand while you cut them, otherwise they fall apart. But they had a great taste, and anything fried tastes pretty good when you dip it in ranch. For my entree, I got the Munchen sausage platter. It came with a bratwurst and I chose to substitute the knockwurst for a polish sausage. Little Germany allows you to substitute anything to create the combo you want, a definite plus in my book. The sausage combo came with hot potato salad which I subbed for pan fried potatoes, spaetzle, and sauerkraut. All very tasty. Our server was nice, attentive, and encouraged us to mix, match, and try a variety of things. I washed it all down with a 24oz Warsteiner. I'll be back to this place. read more

Little Germany - Munchen sausage platter - German Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

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Great food and wonderful service. Best German restaurant in Fort Worth. The server knew everything about the cuisine. Authentic German beer you can't find anywhere else. Tate this place 10 out of 10 stars!!! read more

Wow! One of the best meals I've enjoyed in a long, long time. First and foremost Rouladen is my absolute favorite and it was the main reason we came and it did not disappoint. The sides, red cabbage and spatzle was the perfect compliment. I really enjoyed our dinner and ordered two meals to go for lunch tomorrow. We ordered potato cakes for an appetizer and while they arrived a bit later they were divine. Goulash was also a side that was served with the meals (a soup) and I ordered an extra one. It simply was delicious and seasoned to perfection. Our server was amazing and he was genuine in his recommendations and provided top notch service. After devouring half the meal I ended up snapping a Pic. A great German diner with amazing food! I'll be back! Ps. We also ordered two slices of Black Forest Cake to go....stay tuned! read more

Little Germany - German Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

First let me say the sauces at this place are excellent and so is a lot of the food we got the other day. As mentioned in other reviews it is an old Denny's so that tells you what the ambiance is like. The service is also excellent. However, in some of their dishes they use some weird spices and I am not sure anyone is going to like them. the red cabbage and kraut had that taste and so does the goulash. I cannot make out what the spice is but it is not good in those items. The spatzel is okay as are the pan fried potatoes. The meat there is what really stands out in the main dishes. The fried mushrooms with the horseradish sauce are also excellent. My son and I differ on opinions about the potato pancakes. They are very thin not what I am use to and no onions in them. My son liked them i didn't like them as much. The helpings are generous on everything. They make their own sauces even down to the mustard which is he best mustard I have ever had. All in all I gave it a 4 star, but if they would change the kraut, red cabbage and goulash and whatever else they have that spice in and take that spice out of it I would have probably given it a 5 star just for the meats, mushrooms and sauces. I am use to kraut with a little brown sugar and caraway seeds. whatever they do with theirs is nothing like that it is just weird. I do hope you will go try it, it is an experience and be sure to get the mushrooms if you do. read more

Great spot for some authentic German eats. The spaetzle was good but needed some seasoning. The schnitzel was really good and a nicely portioned cutlet. Would highly recommend getting the food to go as the ambiance of the place feels a little tired. Great service though read more

The food was great. We ordered a combination platter and it was enough for 2-3 people. The food was authentic tasting and the waitress was VERY attentive. read more