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    Wurstküche

    4.2 (1.8k reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Kielbasa with caramelized onions and sweet peppers
    Candace C.

    Wurstküche is consistently great! The menu is pretty straightforward - sausages in 3 categories: Classics, Gourmet and Exotics. They are served as hot dogs with two toppings of choice (extras for 75 cents each). Belgian fries are available in small or large sizes with 1 or 2 dipping sauces included respectively, with an option to add more for 75 cents each. I especially love the curry ketchup! There are sausage options for every mood. The descriptions of the type of meat and flavor profile of each sausage option on the menu are clearly explained. There are also vegetarian options available. I've enjoyed every kind I've tried here! I'm partial to the kielbasa and Filipino maharlika, but you really can't go wrong. I've tried quite a few of these. The exotics are fun if you're feeling adventurous! The fries are delicious. They're double fried - thick and crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Regular ketchup and a variety of mustards are available at the tables. There is also a pretty extensive beverage menu of Belgian, German and Austrian draft and bottled beers and other drinks including cocktails, wine and non-alcoholic options. You order at the counter, they give you a number and you walk in (to the left!) to a large indoor seating area with a bar. They also have an outdoor patio. You seat yourself. The tables are lined with paper, and they have cups of crayons on the tables. They bring your order to the table, and they also take your finished trays. There is a water tap and cups to get your own water. It's a casual environment with efficient service and turnaround. I'm always happy during and after a meal at Wurstküche!

    Louisiana Hot Link, Filipino Maharlika, Duck & Bacon with Jalapeo Peppers Groot Fries truffle
    Peggy S.

    I've been going to this place for years and decided to have my birthday dinner there this past weekend. It was super easy to reserve some tables by calling ahead and the staff was kind enough to accommodate. You order your food up front and then find a place to sit. There's a huge patio, indoor space, stage area with seats, and a partially enclosed room that's semi-private. I usually order the Louisiana hot link (and often crave it) but this time I added the Filipino sausage. It was a good surprise and a little sweet. Also, opted for some fries - ya gotta add truffle to them! Tried a few beer samples at the front and opted for a sour beer which was tasty. This place is always a good vibe. Not too loud and jovial enough to have a great time with friends. Lots of street parking available and I usually don't have any trouble finding any spots.

    Duck bacon jalapeno, bratwurst, fries
    Javier B.

    We tried Wurstküche after arriving in LA, and right off the bat you could tell it's a really cool spot to stop in for a bite and a beer. Decided to try something a little different and went with the duck and bacon with jalapenos, it hit the spot. Not too fatty or heavy on the duck taste, just the right balance with the jalapenos too. My son got an original bratwurst and that is a solid option if you don't want to go off the beaten path. Fries were crispy the and sauces are fun to try. They also have lots of great beer options. Staff was really friendly, my kid left his water bottle there and they kept it safe for us to go pick it up on the way out. Overall a really positive experience, worth the stop when you're in the area.

    Hot Italian
    Sam P.

    Quick service, excellent food, and a shockingly large amount of seating! The entrance is a little confusing, but you order at the door on the right and walk left down the hallway to seating. The outside door on the left leads you directly to the bar and seating area. They have a good Belgian and German beer selection, as well as a very wide variety of bratwurst. I tried the Hot Italian and a Duvel, and I can't wait to go back and try others.

    Rabbit and Pork Raw
    Rachel R.

    Came here for a 30th birthday, we got our own section which was such a nice experience!! My husband got us the rabbit hot dog, unfortunately while it was good nearly everyone who got the rabbit was throwing up from food poisoning so I'd maybe not go for that one! The ambiance and staff were great it was just unfortunate for everyone to be sick at golf the next day.

    Elizabeth L.

    We were so lucky to find this place. It sells the best sausages in California. We love them all and wow do they have a lot to choose from. We love eating there. The place is super clean and really cute and comfortable. The outside exterior is very nice as well. The service is super good. They are fast and know their menu. They have great fries. They also sell beer and some imported. But what you want is a sausage sandwich. They are served hot and just great. We love their simple BRATWURST, which is fine cuts of pork, coriander with some nutmeg. Their BOCKWURST is yummy veal and pork. Also try some of their hard to find elsewhere ones, like RATTLESNAKE & RABBIT with JALAPEÑO PEPPERS. It is very buttery and a tad spicy. The PHEASANT with HERBS DE PROVENCE is just great. Everything they have is wonderful. You can have it delivered or do take away. What we really love is you can buy uncooked sausages there. We do that a lot. You can make your own sandwiches, add them to your pizza or put them with pasta. They are just the best. Whenever we go we stock up. They freeze well. You will love this place.

    Bratwurst and fries
    Jim E.

    Braut was good, onions were over done, hot peppers were very mild. Fries were over salted and over cooked. At about $20 for a braut and fries, a little expensive for lunch, add in a beer and tip and you are right at $30.00. Staff was friendly and attentive, indoor and outdoor seating. Might give them another try one day

    Filipino sausage with hot peppers and onions, plus Groot Fries
    Sarah K.

    Not even a sausage fan, but you cannot beat this place when it comes to food and vibes. The variety of sausages (particularly the Filipino one), the toppings, the delicious crispy chunky fries, the variety of sauces and mustards, the paper on table to color on, and the friendly vibe. Plus, game nights. Only one thing I wish they had, which is IPA and colder beer. HOWEVER, I respect them for staying true to their German origins. Great place if you're super hungry and looking for a social, friendly environment.

    Klein Fries Filipino Maharlika
    Laura O.

    This was our first time at the Venice location, we had only been to the Arts district one. We really enjoyed our meal and the vibes. This is a great place to catch up with a friend or unwind after a long day.

    First time here. Great food, great location ( near my Daughters), great vibe. Had the Bratwurst with peppers... so good. German beer, oops Bier, in a boot too! I recommend this place! Staff was great as well.

    Chicken apple & spices sausage with carmamelized onions & sauerkraut.
    Shannon E.

    My taste buds have changed singer my last review. The reasons I gave this place 3 stars are no longer valid.

    Groot Fries
    Meghan R.

    This is one of my friend groups's favorite places to go on a Friday night. Good food and good drinks, what more can you ask for? I love the mango habanero sausage. I'd usually go for topping (particularly sweet and spicy peppers) for some extra zing but have a tendency to have more topping on my plate than in my buns, so it's a bit of a messy eat. Just one sausage is not quite enough for meal so definitely get some fries or a second sausage if you're there for dinner. Loads of great beer options, and if you're alcohol free, the cucumber soda is also excellent. The best part about this restaurant is the space. Lots of seating even for a larger party both indoors and outdoors. And whether you're a kid or adult so much fun to draw on the butcher paper with crayons! Lots of parking in the neighborhood a short 5 minute walk away.

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    Ask the Community - Wurstküche

    Do they open on Thanksgiving Day?

    Is the Franziskaner Dunkel available here?

    Hey Jess, Thanks for the inquiry. We have the Franziskaner Heffe Weisen but not the Dunkel. We do however have two Dunkels Erdinger's on Draft and Weinhenstephaner's in the… 

    Is this place dog friendly? If so what are the rules?

    There is a exterior patio that dogs are welcome on - access through doors on Vernon. Like with all restaurants in LA only service animals are allowed inside the dining and ordering area.

    What kind of oil do you cook the French fries in?

    A canola oil blend

    Do they serve mulled wine?

    No they don't all beer

    Do they serve hard liquor as well?

    Nope. Just beer.

    Are there are any kids friendly options, like smaller sausage sandwich and fries?

    Not really. Just split an order?

    Could I bring my teen kids?

    Of course. They do serve beer in the dining area, but It's not a bar and there's no age restriction to get in.

    They have a scrimshaw beer ? They offer any Vegan options?

    They offer some vegan sausages. Not too bad actually.

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    Used to go a lot to play Skat with my German journalist friends before the pandemic…read more Now: been back for the US-Ecuador game with friends yesterday - and was deeply disappointed by service, ambiance - we were in a back room with no air - and sadly the food also. There was nothing really authentic about their curry wurst. Despite the sauce was really good, I would never order again. I was cramped between others and as the designated driver, I asked for some ice water. The server, still expecting as all others, a tip of 18% plus, would not want to serve, he asked me to help myself on a water station. That would mean that all others would need to get up twice - for me to get a water. I understand that particularly during the World Cup, they do not need my/ our business. Thankfully, there are many options. I wow to never return.

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    This place is always recommended to me on Yelp anytime I try to find places to eat in Little Tokyo…read moreand technically it's in the Arts District, but it's within walking distance. I've had my brother and several friends say that it's good and since we were closer to this area for a pop up event, we dropped by and I finally had a chance to try it. We visited during the final game of the World Cup, so there was no more indoor dining, but there's a couple bench tables outside at the side of the building. Part of the building shades over the seating, so even on a pretty hot day, this worked in a pinch and there was a slight breeze too, thank goodness. Staff was helpful and and answered our questions. They also brought our order out to the tables outside, which was nice. They also took our trash and tray back when we were done too. Each table has ketchup, brown and spicy mustard if need be. Inside, you order and pay at the cashier, grab a number, and they bring it to you. There's a bunch of sausage links on display, as well as the sodas and you can see some of the beer that they have too. For our Sunday lunch, we got the: 1) Sunset Zero soda: -It's an imported German soda. Love that there's a zero sugar version. It's a citrus cola with ending vanilla notes. Way better than some of the orange Pepsi/Pepsi Fire they ran in the past. Nice to try. 2) Rattlesnake & Rabbit with Jalapeno Peppers: -Unique combination of predator and prey meats all encased into one sausage. Also, not often you can get these meats as well. -Slight spicy kick to it from the jalapenos and rich, buttery texture of the meats together. -Each hot dog comes with 2 toppings and we got caramelized onions and sauerkraut with this which added a nice sour and sweet taste to it too. -I liked this the most of the 2 of them. 3) Pheasant with Herbs de Provence: -Nice savory flavor, but I was a fool and ordered this with the sweet and spicy peppers as a topping since they were different from the other toppings we got and I mostly just tasted the bitter aftertaste of the peppers that sort of overpowered the meats. My mistake if anything since the bites with just meat and mustard were delicious. 4) Groot of Belgian Fries: -Huge serving, way too much for 2 people especially with 2 hot dogs and we sadly could not finish it, but at the very least it came with 2 dipping sauces. -Before ordering this, I didn't groot referred to anything other than a Marvel character. -Fries had a rich, deeper flavor than standard fries, nice slight crispiness. We got it with curry ketchup and sundried tomato mayo. The tomato mayo was fine, definitely a lighter flavor and since the fries tasted so rich on their own, I feel like the curry ketchup was a more flavorful and better match. I love a good hot dog, so being able to try it with more exotic meats, flavors, and sauces makes it definitely worth stopping by.

    My friend and I had been wanting to try wurstkuche for a while and it didn't disappoint. Parking…read morecan be a little annoying but we were lucky enough to find street parking nearby. The space has a dark, industrial vibe, and I loved seeing the sausage display when you walk in. We shared the duck & bacon, mango jalapeño, rattlesnake & rabbit, and the Klein. The duck & bacon was easily our favorite. It was juicy and packed with flavor. The mango jalapeño had a nice balance of sweet and savory but I wish it had more heat. The rattlesnake & rabbit was interesting but could've used a little more salt. I also loved the toasted buns, sauerkraut, and caramelized onions. The fries were fluffy inside but I wish they were a little crispier. I also loved their beer selection and they let us sample a few before ordering. If you go definitely get the Kasteel Tropicale!! It was my favorite beer of the night! The service was great and the cashiers gave us awesome recommendations. Overall, I'd definitely come back. It's a fun spot to grab beers and sausages with friends!

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    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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