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    Wurstküche

    4.2 (9.3k reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
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    Hipster
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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    Absolutely disgraceful experience. Avoid this place at all costs. We came here specifically to watch the World Cup Final and spent a significant amount of money ordering food and drinks. Instead of treating paying customers with basic respect, an employee who claimed to be the manager immediately became hostile toward our group because he thought we were standing too close together. Throughout the entire time, he repeatedly yelled at us, cursed at us, and spoke to us with extreme aggression and disrespect. We stayed calm, remained polite, and did everything we could to avoid any confrontation. As soon as we finished eating, he suddenly claimed that we had never ordered anything and demanded that we leave. When we explained that we had just purchased multiple food and drink items, he refused to listen. Instead, he continued shouting, physically pushed members of our group toward the exit, and tried to force us out. What made the situation even worse was that he ordered the rest of the staff to stop serving our group, and after that, no server was willing to help us. We were effectively denied service despite being paying customers. We genuinely felt that we were being singled out and treated differently because we are Asian. Being verbally abused, cursed at, physically pushed, and denied service while simply trying to enjoy the World Cup Final is completely unacceptable. We later found out the owner is Jake. If this is how customers are treated under his management, he should be ashamed. This is without question one of the worst customer service experiences I have ever had. I will never return and strongly recommend that everyone avoid this place.

    Alfie E.

    I have been going to Wurstküche heavily when it first opened and then sporadically throughout the years. Although I have changed as a person, Wurstküche is still a solid place where you can have a casual, good quality food with great drinks (beer and international sodas.) The sausages are of high quality meats, cooked to perfection with tons of flavor and a good snap at the bite. Everything that I have tried was delicious- bratwurst, hot Italian, Kielbasa, duck and bacon, even the rattlesnake/rabbit. The one that I have always ordered was the Filipino sausage, the Maharlika. The fries are crispy and addictive. There are several dipping sauces available and I like the curry ketchup and the blue cheese and bacon. Service is efficient and fast. You order at the front counter and someone will bring it out to your table. In this location, the patio area is located by the sidewalk/street and it is covered and enclosed, but still open to the public. What I love about this place is that this is a perfect vibe to hang out with friends. It is chill, trendy and not pretentious. It is busy but not as crowded as it was years ago. It's a good mix of people but you don't have a hard time looking for a place to sit or feel rushed to leave after eating your dish.

    Nicole D.

    10/10 forgot this place existed! I've been to The Venice Beach location but boy was this a perfect spot after a show at the Moroccan Lounge. Perfect little tucked away joint with the most delicious dogs. So flavorful, a variety of wild options to choose from. Guys up front are always first for recommendations for food or beers on tap, highly recommended to go with their choices! Super nice and friendly staff! You order first then go sit down. The mustard choices are also super rad offering a different variety! Perfect munchies spot after a late night show! Ordered the Louisiana Hot and Fries with Chipotle catch up. For sureeeeeeee amazing

    Randall M.

    Food was ok 3.5 out of 5. Truffle fries were the center of attraction. We were happy that they served delirium which is rare in the states. Service is friendly and wait times were minimum. Ambiance was on brand with arts district - exposed ceilings, dark, and open concept.

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    Bruce G.

    Wow, definitely worth the searching to find the door and nearby parking. You order in the entrance alcove and then await your meal way down the hall and to the left in a unique room with lots of atmosphere. Food was great and proportions more than adequate. Hope to be back here again.

    Rattlesnake and Rabbit Sausage with an excellent glass of Delirium Tremens
    Edward S.

    It's been a minute since I've been here, but somehow when we have a long night in the Arts District, we always end up at Wurstkuche. The long wooden tables are packed with people and there's almost kind of an Oktoberfest vibe. Rattlesnake & Rabbit with Jalapeño: I decided to go with one of the exotic options. The sausage is rather mild and buttery in flavor with a firm chicken-like texture. There's a great snap, but the jalapeño peppers don't really register any heat. The freshly baked roll is good and crispy, soft and chewy. Maybe the best thing is the giant plate of toppings. I added it all, caramelized onions, peppers, raw onions, and sauerkraut. The mustard selection is also solid with whole grain, yellow, and brown. Definitely get the fries. They are crispy and soft in all the right ways.

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    Kay M.

    Hard to find street parking. Paid $5 per hour for a nearby lot. Came on a Sunday night. There was a line, waited about 15minutes in line. Got the classic Bratwurst and Bockwurst for $11 each. Unfortunately they ran out of the Rattlesnake and Rabbit with Jalapeño Peppers very early. Two of the four toppings were included. We chose caramelized onion and sauerkraut. Got the Cucumber Soda for $4.50. The sausages were good. Liked the many condiments available. The Dijon Mustard was hard to get a hold of. The cucumber soda was interesting and enjoyable. Enjoyed that there were crayons to draw on the paper covering the table. There was the outside patio and indoor dining hall. There was a water station available in the dining area. It was very crowded on a Sunday night. Overall, enjoyed the experience.

    Elizabeth L.

    You can't go wrong here. I've been coming here for years and have tried quite a few of the sausage options and none of them are bad! If you can't choose just get a classic, or if you're feeling adventurous try the rabbit or rattlesnake. Top yours with onions and peppers + some of the delicious mustard options they have in bottles on the tables. The fries are double fried, hot, and crispy and can be paired with different sauces. Grab a beer or cider off their extensive list and you're good to go. It can get very crowded and busy here but the service is always fast and the crowd is always good vibes. They're open late and next door is Bar Eighty-Two.

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    Diane C.

    My husband took me here for the very first time fairly two years ago, and we've been coming here every blue moon when we are in the area. I love the creation of this hidden gem, and the location is pretty dope. The gentlemen employees were very helpful and patient as we navigated around the menu. I enjoyed my hotdog very much, and I'm sure my partner enjoyed mine more it's a lovely hipster environment, and it's surrounded in the heart of DTLA, so it's worth the visit! Will definitely be back if I'm ever quench or would love a bite, Thank you

    Alex H.

    What can I say I love good food and this place if you want a the wurst of the best kinds of exotic sausages come here I had snake and rabbit and it was delicious!! They had a great beer selection too Service was good and friendly and it's a good vibe overall It is communal seating so you may end up seating with other folks but it's a fun place and quality food is great but it's one of those you gotta keep going back to order it's not a sit down and get service

    Arthur E.

    Good selection of German beers and sausages in the Arts District. Went as part of a birthday pub crawl - had a few different beers, albeit 2 of them on the menu were tapped out. Had some various sausages as well, which were all pretty good but were also a bit pricey. All in all, a good spot with lots of seating - just a bit expensive for what it is.

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    Ask the Community - Wurstküche

    Where to park?

    The street parking is the cheapest but there are also some paid parking spaces available.

    Is Octoberfest only in the Venice location?

    Correct - it only takes place in venice for 2024

    If we do not purchase tickets for Oktoberfest, is the restaurant still open for regular dining?

    the venice patio area is still available but the indoor area is all reserved

    How many ounces are the raw sausages?

    Majority are 4 oz

    Will my mom come back?

    If she loves sausage and beer, she will.

    Are the fries vegan?

    I would think so of not you can definitely get them that way.

    Do they sell Alligator meat here?

    The only reptile I've seen on the menu is rattlesnake.

    I'm seeing conflicting information on whether vax proof is required. Is it required for only indoor? Or is it not required at all?

    You will be able to site where you feel comfortable. Cheers

    Hi. Can I reserve space for larger parties? I plan to visit for my birthday group with about 10 people. We would love to sit outdoors at the dtla location.…

    I'm sure you can, there's so many seating options inside and outside

    Is proof of vax required for both indoor and outdoor dining?

    For indoor dining, yes you will need proof of VAX

    Do they cook vegan dogs on the same grill as meat dogs?

    They are - but can be cooked in foil if requested.

    Is there a kids menu?? Do you offer military of healthcare discounts? Do you have specials on beers…

    We package one link of chicken apple and spices sausage with an apple juice and a 1/2 Belgian fries together for young children. Everything else is reasonably priced with no discounts.

    Are you serving mulled wine?

    Yes!

    Is there a calorie count for the menu items. If so, where can I find the calories for them?

    No, unfortunately there isn't any available on their menus. You may want to email them at Venice@Wurstkuche.com… 

    Is the Franziskaner Dunkel available here?

    We only cary the Weissbier not the Dunkel. Since AB Inbev took over the brand its been really poorly supported in the US.

    Are they allowing inside dining now?

    Yes last time I went they had inside and outside available.

    Are they dog friendly?

    The patios are very dog friendly.

    Do you still have to order inside during Covid or they taking your order outside?

    Call it in

    Do the lamb sausages have a pork casing?

    No they do not. They are pork free.

    Can you buy sausage uncooked? If so is there a menu I can see for pricing?

    For Sausages shipped to your door: https://www.wurstkuche.com/supplies For pick up at the… 

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    First visit to this fun establishment. Cute front patio with umbrella covered tables, inside…read moreseating area, and a huge beer garden out back. Parking is on street only and can be challenging. Service was excellent, starting with Dylan who waited on us and was helpful, patient, and super friendly, as were the rest of the staff that chipped in throughout our visit. DRINK: Extensive German beer menu, but also cocktails, and non-alcoholic selections. We ordered a bottomless cup of Coffee ($4), a .4L Reissdorf Koelsch ($8.50), stein of Hacker Pschorr Weisse ($19), and a stein of Paulaner Oktoberfest ($19). FOOD: We started by sharing a Sausage Platter ($17) which came with 3 sausages, 3 mustards, and some sliced pickles. For our entrees, we tried the Beef Rouladen ($26) served over mashed potatoes, and the Jäger Schnitzel ($28), served with 2 sides. NOTE: The schnitzel was $5 more than shown on the menu. I asked about their Spaztel which the chef said was one of their specialties. He brought us a small sample, and it was delicious! We finished it off with Apple Strudel with Vanilla Ice Cream ($12.50). The flavors were very good, although some of the preparations were a little different than I'm used to. I'm half German and my mother is full, so we think we know German cuisine very well. All in all, it was a great experience and we will definitely be heading back for more!

    What a wonderful experience our family had at Kiez Küche & Beer Garden…read more There were nine of us, and we arrived during a World Cup game, so the whole place was buzzing with energy and fun. Our family is German, so we know good German food....and let me just say, they nailed it, my friends. The Jägerschnitzel was the best I've ever had (sorry, Oma). The cucumber salad, red cabbage, appetizers, and beer were all fabulous. And the desserts? Absolutely heavenly. The apple strudel was even better than the one I had at one of the finest restaurants in Berlin, and the bread pudding was a warm ambrosia. I was honestly surprised to see a couple of reviewers taking off stars for the most dumb stuff, because our experience was outstanding from start to finish. The service, the food, the atmosphere...all of it was on point. If you're looking for authentic, delicious German food in a lively, welcoming setting, Kiez Küche & Beer Garden is absolutely worth a visit. Such a memorable meal and experience for our family. We will be back!!!!

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    Being born and raised in Germany, my fiancé is a sucker for German restaurants and brews! We tend…read moreto go to different ones to see where we can get the best schnitzel. We've actually been to another restaurant under the same company as Rasselbock, so we were delighted to be able to stop by since it's close by! We parked in the very back of the restaurant in the little plaza, and were seated with ease. They have indoor seating and outdoor seating, especially for furry friends. We originally sat inside, but our friend brought his dog, so we moved outside. We had ordered several drinks and had sat at the restaurant for over 6 hours. We ordered a range of BRLO IPA, Hacker, their seasonal beer, and more. As for food, we ordered their jagerscnitzel, Brussels sprouts, truffle fries, spatzle, and beignets! Our friend ordered their bratwurst with sauerkraut. We were very impressed with how delicious and fresh everything was. It was extremely savory and crispy. Quite addicting alongside our beers. Our servers were very delightful and very accommodating to our needs. They provided support and checked in on us frequently. We never were rushed to leave and were able to enjoy our conversations. I'm an advocate for good food, good service, and great brews! Please expect us to be back!

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    Berlin dude here. Very authentic flavors. Currysauce is tangy and sweet. Sauerkraut and pretzel are…read morelegit 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.

    This is normally one of my favorite places, I've been coming here for several years, and make a…read morepoint to visit every few months or so. However this last visit (05/04) was very disappointing. The person taking the orders seemed to be very distracted, and appeared to be annoyed that she had to serve me. Additionally, room had opened up at the counter, and I sat myself while waiting for my food. My food sat for a good five minutes while she was talking to another guest, and delivered it to me curtly. The cook had to deliver my fries when done, since she was still having an in-depth with the other guest (we were the only guests there). The cook had to alert the person taking orders again that I wanted another $4 + bottle of coke. Additionally the currywurst was not as good in terms of flavor as before. The sauce was not as flavorful or spicy as I remember, even though there seemed to be the same amount of curry powder on the sausage. I'm not sure why I was treated this way, I was cordial, and left a tip when I ordered (even on the bottle of coke that I had to beg to get). Hopefully this is just a one off, as I used to enjoy coming here.

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    Polka is a quality Polish restaurant offering authentic polish foods in a cozy ambiance…read more Our family, including my Krakow-born, Polish-speaking and cuisine-discerning spouse, came to Polka on a Saturday evening. Disappointingly quiet, we entered the cozy restaurant adorned by newspaper clips, polish coats of arms, and were greeted by our friendly waiter. I had the meat patties ($24) which were delectable. Rich ground beef and pork spiced perfectly and fried with an accompanying gravy. Rich, but not greasy. My wife had the chicken schnitzel ($30) which was good but not groundbreaking, and the kids a number of perogis ($25) I found excellent. Accompanying the two adult meals was soup (a delectable tomato and a surprisingly sour savory pickle) and salad. We concluded with a delicious strawberry jam crepe ($15, see photo). The soup and meat paddies were the strongest entries on the menu that evening. The service was warm and genuine, taking our order, giving recommendations, communicating in polish as per our preference, and the restaurant was cozy and clean. Prices, as listed above, were reasonable considering the accompanying soup and salad. Overall, Polka is a solid restaurant with excellent food and service at a good price. Delicious, hearty, and with a cozy atmosphere it is perfect for a date or small family looking for a genuine taste of Eastern Europe. Food: 4.5/5 Ambiance: 4/5 Service: 4.5/5 Value: 4/5

    Quiet neighborhood restaurant where you can chow down on some perogies. Got some boiled and some…read morepan fried--both were nice but the pan fried edged out slightly with a little more flavor from the light caramelization on the outside. I wish there had been more caramelized onions to provide a more tasty contrast with the mild perogies. The highlight was the flaming cherries & cheese (it was cream cheese) crepe. Tasty and fun! The modest sounding chocolate pudding is also surprisingly delicious. Service was attentive.

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